09/09/2026
Mohs micrographic surgery is one of the most effective treatments available for skin cancer – and after a summer outdoors, September is a good time to know what it involves.
During the procedure, thin layers of skin are removed one at a time and immediately examined under a microscope, so we can see exactly where any remaining cancer cells are located. This continues until the tissue is completely clear – meaning as much healthy skin as possible is preserved.
It’s particularly valuable for skin cancers on the face, ears, nose and hands, where precision really matters.
If you’ve noticed a spot, mole or patch that’s changed over the summer months, don’t leave it until next year. Get in touch to arrange a consultation.