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How to Overcome Cancer or Any Health Problem and Never Worry Again About Sickness and Disease!
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Mohs Surgery, developed in the 1930s by Dr. Frederic Mohs at the Univerisity of Wisconsin, is a highly specialized technique used in the removal of skin cancers. This skin cancer surgery typically requires no hospitalization and can be performed on an outpatient basis in the doctors office. According to the American Society for Mohs Surgery, this technique is now used throughout the world and has the highest reported cure rate of any skin cancer treatment.
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Mole, Wart & Skin Tag Free In 3 Days. All-Natural Cure For Removing Moles And Warts In Just 3 Days!
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BASAL CELL CARCINOMA
Basal Cell Carcinoma will affect over a half million people each year in the USA alone. This type of skin cancer is the result from many years exposure to the sun, which is why it will often occur in the neck or head area. In my case, I have worked outside most of my adult years and now have had Basal Cell Carcinoma appear three times on the nose. It starts with an unusual bump or change in the skin color. Early detection is key to successful treatment.
This site chronicles my personal experiences with Basal Cell Carcinoma. Feel free to relate your thoughts or own experiences in the guest book. Other related sources for Mohs and Basal Cell Carcinoma information are listed throughout the site.
The first occurrence of skin cancer on my nose was in '96 and do I have a story to tell about that ordeal. You'll laugh, wince and groan!
The first occurrence of skin cancer on my nose was in '96 and do I have a story to tell about that ordeal. You'll laugh, wince and groan!
The last two times I had Basal Cell cancer, a procedure called Mohs Micrographic Surgery was used to remove the skin cancer from my nose.
The picture below is after the first MOHs surgery in '01
This was reconstructed with a skin graft taken from top of left shoulder. It had excessive shrinkage resulting in a prominent divot on the bridge of the nose.
These photo galleries are after the third occurrence of Basal Cell cancer in Sept. of '06. Again Mohs Micrographic Surgery was preformed followed by a different type of reconstructive Cosmetic Surgery.
This time the cosmetic face surgery involved a large skin flap being cut from the forehead, twisted around and sewn in place forming what the doctor says will be a good looking nose. The whole procedure involved three different operations.
This time the cosmetic face surgery involved a large skin flap being cut from the forehead, twisted around and sewn in place forming what the doctor says will be a good looking nose. The whole procedure involved three different operations.
- Mohs Micrographic Surgery - Basal Cell Cancer
- Cosmetic Surgery - Forehead Flap Reconstruction
- Cosmetic Surgery - Trimming the Forehead Flap
Warning!!!
Some of these pictures are
NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART
Rather Graphic!
Gallery Index
The first photo sets, Surgery, 48 hrs, 72 hrs etc. are the hardest to look at. The wound is quite raw with a lot of scabbing. These pictures show the healing process over time which was quite remarkable.
Some of these pictures are
NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART
Rather Graphic!
Gallery Index
The first photo sets, Surgery, 48 hrs, 72 hrs etc. are the hardest to look at. The wound is quite raw with a lot of scabbing. These pictures show the healing process over time which was quite remarkable.
