Mohs Nose Patient 01
Patient with a persistent pimple to right nasal tip. Biopsy proven sebaceous carcinoma. She underwent Mohs surgery and forehead flap reconstruction. She did well with no evidence of recurrence.
Mohs Nose Patient 09
Long standing basal cell carcinoma left nasal tip, left medial rim. Mohs defect involving left nasal tip, left lower dorsum and left medial ala rim. Forehead flap with cartilage graft.
Mohs Nose Patient 11
Patient with a history of basal cell carcinoma to the left medial ala. Patient underwent Mohs surgery in four stages with defect measuring 12mm x 12mm. Patient underwent reconstruction with a composite graft from the left helix.
Mohs Nose Patient 10
Patient with a history of basal cell carcinoma left mid dorsum nose. Patient underwent Mohs surgery in three stages. Patient then underwent forehead flap and reconstruction.
Mohs Nose Patient 12
Patient with a history of basal cell carcinoma to the nasal tip and dorsum. Patient underwent Mohs surgery in three stages with a 2.6 cm x 1.9 cm defect. Patient then underwent reconstruction with a forehead flap.
Mohs Nose Patient 24
Patient with a history of basal cell carcinoma to the nasal tip. Patient underwent Mohs surgery in two stages resulting in a 2.5 cm x 2.2 cm defect. Patient underwent reconstruction with a forehead flap.
Mohs Nose Patient 14
Patient with a long standing basal cell carcinoma to the right nose. Patient underwent Mohs surgery in two stages resulting in a full thickness defect of nose and cheek. Patient underwent reconstruction with a paramedian forehead flap.
Mohs Nose Patient 02
Patient with history of basal cell carcinoma on nose 10 years ago. Patient’s husband noted skin in area looking “weird”. Biopsy showed infiltrative and metatypical basal cell carcinoma. Patient underwent Mohs surgery in 3 stages with extensive deep defect measuring 3.5cm x 2.8cm. Patient underwent reconstruction with cheek advancement flap, cartilage graft, and paramedian forehead flap.
Mohs Nose Patient 03
Patient with a history of previously treated basal cell carcinoma to the nasal tip. Patient developed a recurrence and underwent six stages of Mohs surgery to the nasal tip, cartilage and surrounding tissue. Patient then underwent forehead flap and reconstruction.
Mohs Nose Patient 21
Patient with a history of squamous cell carcinoma to the left lateral nasal tip. Patient underwent Mohs surgery in three stages resulting in a 2.6 cm x 2.0 cm defect. Patient underwent reconstruction with a pedicled nasolabial flap and subsequent division and inset of flap.
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