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Case #312
This patient was referred to Dr. Daines after his dermatologist performed mohs surgery to remove a skin cancer from his nasal ala. Dr. Daines reconstructed his nose with a paramedian forehead flap, auricular (ear) cartilage graft, and septal hinge... Read More
Procedure(s): Reconstruction
Provider: Steven M. Daines, MD
Case #299
This patient had mohs surgery to remove a skin cancer from his upper lip and was left with a challenging defect that involved the vermilion border. Dr. Daines reconstructed the defect with a myocutaneous island flap.
Procedure(s): Reconstruction
Provider: Steven M. Daines, MD
Case #309
This patient had Mohs surgery to remove a basal cell carcinoma from her upper lip. Dr. Daines utilized an island flap and mucosal advancement flap to reconstruct her lip, restoring a normal contour to this delicate anatomic area.
Procedure(s): Reconstruction
Provider: Steven M. Daines, MD
Case #302
This patient underwent Mohs surgery to have a recurrent basal ell carcinoma removed from his ear. His dermatologist asked Dr. Daines to perform the reconstruction of the complex defect. Dr. Daines utilized a staged post-auricular island pull-throu... Read More
Procedure(s): Reconstruction
Provider: Steven M. Daines, MD
Case #311
This patient underwent Mohs surgery to remove a basal cell carcinoma from his brow. Dr. Daines repaired the defect with bilateral advancement flaps (H-plasty).
Procedure(s): Reconstruction
Provider: Steven M. Daines, MD
Case #300
This patient suffered a traumatic injury to this tip of his nose. Dr. Daines performed a forehead flap followed by laser resurfacing of the surgical scars to restore normal skin to his nasal tip.
Procedure(s): Reconstruction
Provider: Steven M. Daines, MD
Case #303
Dr. Daines removed a benign nevus (mole) from this patient’s chin. At six months the scar is already very well healed and inconspicuous.
Procedure(s): Reconstruction
Provider: Steven M. Daines, MD
Case #308
This patient was bothered by the appearance of two prominent moles on her cheeks. Dr. Daines carefully removed the moles (nevi) leaving behind almost imperceptible scars.
Procedure(s): Reconstruction
Provider: Steven M. Daines, MD
Case #314
This patient underwent skin cancer removal and reconstruction by Dr. Daines. Dr. Daines utilized a note transposition flap to to repair the defect, restoring normal form and function of the lateral canthal region.
Procedure(s): Reconstruction
Provider: Steven M. Daines, MD
