Body Reconstruction

ABSTRACT An 82-year-old male with a past medical history of POEMS syndrome presented with a 6-weekhistory of a growing intravascular pyogenic granuloma in the subcutaneous scalp. Biopsyshowed lobular intravascular capillary hemangioma, also known as pyogenic granuloma. Lobularcapillary hemangiomas are most commonly found on the skin and represent some of thecutaneous changes seen within POEMS syndrome.…

HISTORY A 61-year-old male presents for 1.5 cm malignant melanoma of left posterior shoulder invading to at least 1.2 mm (Clark’s Level IV) on a shave biopsy. Left shoulder melanoma was excised, and a left axillary sentinel lymph node was biopsied. Small focus of residual melanoma was found in the primary site, but none in…

Patient diagnosed with Atypical fibrohistiocytic tumor of the left frontal scalp. Reconstruction performed by Dr. Simon Madorsky at SCARS Center.                

Patient diagnosed with malignant melanoma of midline forehead. Mohs excision performed by primary dermatologist. Forehead/scalp reconstruction performed by Dr. Simon Madorsky at SCARS Center.  

Patient diagnosed with nodular and micronodular Basal Cell Carcinoma of left forehead. Mohs surgery performed by Dr. Gregory Bartlow. Forehead/scalp reconstruction performed by Dr. Simon Madorsky at SCARS Center.   

Patient diagnosed with Basal cell carcinoma of left nose and cheek. Mohs surgery performed by primary dermatologist. Nose reconstruction performed by Dr. Simon Madorksy at SCARS Center.