Skin Cancer


Surgery for skin cancer involves the removal of malignant skin tumours and the reconstruction of the affected area to restore its appearance.



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Skin Cancer Reconstruction is a procedure aimed at restoring appearance and functionality after the surgical excision of skin cancer. The goal of these procedures is to preserve healthy skin and minimise scarring, allowing patients to feel confident in their appearance after recovery. The procedure involves reconstruction of the affected area with tissue from the surrounding area or with the use of skin flaps or skin grafts. The goal is to achieve a natural-looking result that blends seamlessly with the surrounding skin after complete removal of the skin cancer.

Procedure Details:

  • Expected Surgery Time: 2 hours
  • Done Under: Local or General Anesthesia
  • Hospitalisation: day

Follow-Up Details:

  • Next Follow-up: 1st week after discharge
  • Return to light work: 1 week after discharge
  • Return to moderately heavy physical work: 2 - 4 weeks after discharge

Ms Nayar, a specialist in the team, carries out a super-specialised form of surgery for skin cancer, Mohs Micrographic Surgery. This is a highly skilled operation whereby the skin cancer is removed, checked and reconstructed in one visit. Please contact for further details.

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