Reconstruction (Warning: graphic images)
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BEFORE: post Mohs
AFTER: Cervical facial rotation flap. Important pointers: the superior aspect of the flap should reach the zygoma (or slightly above the lateral canthus) to suspend the flap upwards. Maintain redundancy of lower eyelid skin to prevent ectropion.
BEFORE: post Mohs
AFTER: Cervical facial rotation flap
BEFORE, trauma
AFTER, paramedian forehead flap, nostril revision
BEFORE, trauma
AFTER, paramedian forehead flap, nostril revision
BEFORE, trauma
AFTER, paramedian forehead flap, nostril revision
Reconstruction of nasal defect with paramedian forehead flap, with additional nostril revision
BEFORE: Skin cancer prior to resection
BEFORE: completion of Mohs resection
AFTER: Paramedian forehead flap, defatting ala
AFTER: Paramedian forehead flap, defatting ala
AFTER: Paramedian forehead flap, defatting ala
BEFORE: Melanoma in situ
BEFORE: Melanoma in situ
BEFORE: Mohs resection for melanoma in situ
2w AFTER: Bipedicle advancement flap was advanced anteriorly from the preauricular region. Full-thickness skin graft was placed to cover the preauricular donor defect.
1y AFTER: Bipedicle advancement flap was advanced anteriorly from the preauricular region. Full-thickness skin graft was placed to cover the preauricular donor defect.
1y AFTER: Bipedicle advancement flap was advanced anteriorly from the preauricular region. Full-thickness skin graft was placed to cover the preauricular donor defect.