Skin tension after Mohs surgery? Straight line closure, no skin graft. (Photo)

This likely will improve over time. It appears that you've had a good repair and that things are healing nicely. It is important to understand that soft tissue reconstruction can create temporary or even permanent issues like this because had to be recruited from one area to repair another. I find that massage of the area is very helpful in my practice but you should clear this with your dermatologist before trying this. Best.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon

It will go away. The skin loosens over time there, which is why we pull things tighter upon closures. If you look at some of the before/afters in the Mohs section you will see just what I'm talking about. There is actually a great one where you look at the woman's eyebrow and think "That will NEVER go down." And then low and behold in the after photo you can see it has settled right back down into the correct spot. It will take time. But remember the key is that your cancer is gone! "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot
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