Plastic Surgery
Our plastic surgeons work in the same building as our Mohs surgeons, so a skin cancer repair can often be planned and performed the same day the tumor is removed. We also see patients for elective and cosmetic procedures.
Reconstructive repair after Mohs surgery
When a Mohs surgeon finishes removing a skin cancer, the size and location of the resulting wound determines how it should be closed. Smaller wounds are often closed by the Mohs surgeon directly. Larger or more visible wounds — particularly on the nose, ears, eyelids, lips, and scalp — are referred to a plastic surgeon for a repair designed around both healing and appearance.
Because that plastic surgeon works from the same building, this handoff typically happens the same afternoon: no second appointment, no gap between removal and repair.
Elective & cosmetic procedures
We also see patients directly for planned cosmetic and reconstructive procedures, unrelated to skin cancer.
Facial procedures
Eyelid surgery, facial scar revision, and other procedures focused on the face and skin our surgeons already specialize in.
Skin & lesion procedures
Removal of benign lesions, cysts, and other skin growths that a patient wants addressed for comfort or appearance.
Consultation first
Every cosmetic procedure starts with a consultation to discuss whether you're a candidate, what to expect, and recovery time before anything is scheduled.
Considering a procedure?
Start with a consultation — we'll walk through your options and answer questions before anything is scheduled.