Complex Facial Reconstruction after Cancer and Trauma Gallery

This is a young woman who sustained severe facial injury less than 2 months prior to her graduation from college. She is photographed just 2 months after her injury and repair in the ER. She is absolutely gorgeous and has a blessed future in front of her!

This is a woman diagnosed with melanoma who underwent multiple Mohs procedures leading to a large wound on her right cheek. She presented for reconstruction. I advanced skin from her lower face and neck in addition to moving tissue from the upper eyelid to the lower eyelid to provide a reconstruction that would help provide coverage. The patient looks amazing! She is just over a year out! Doing cosmetic facelifts helps me achieve beautiful facial reconstructive results.

This woman underwent removal of a nasal nostril skin cancer. The defect was reconstructed with a skin graft from her clavicle area. Despite many medical issues this woman healed very well.

This man who had invasive skin cancer resection of the forehead, which was reconstructed with Scalp Advancement and Local Forehead Tissue Advancement.

This man underwent Mohs micrographic surgical excision of Basal Cell Cancer of his nose. He had local skin rotation to reconstruct this large defect..

This is a very pleasant gentleman in his 80's who presented with a very large scalp wound. He underwent full thickness skin graft reconstruction. He is photographed 7 months after his surgery.

This gentleman had an invasive skin cancer requiring wide excision by a Mohs surgeon. He presented for complex reconstruction of his left cheek. He did very well after this procedure and is pleased with his results.

This woman had a large skin cancer removed from her nose, requiring 2-stage reconstruction with skin from her forehead region. She has healed beautifully and is photographed 5 months after her initial surgery.

This is a man who had an aggressive skin cancer involving his cheek and nose. This complex defect was reconstructed with skin from the forehead and cheek. He is photographed almost a year after surgery, with excellent cosmetic results.

This man in his 80's had an invasive skin cancer of his left ear. Mohs surgery left him with a large defect including exposed ear cartilage. This was reconstructed with tissue from behind his ear and grafting. He is photographed almost 3 months after Mohs procedure with an excellent result.