Skin Cancer and Reconstructive Surgery Center is Orange County’s premier skin cancer center, offering patients, physicians, and the community a credible resource for understanding, preventing, and managing skin cancer.

MULTIPLE ATYPICAL NEVI WITH STRONG FAMILY HISTORY OF CANCER

By Simon Madorsky, MD

HISTORY 24-year-old woman presents with multiple atypical nevi. Almost all lesions had mild atypia, few had focally moderate atypia, and one on her right posterior shoulder had severe atypia and was excised with 5mm margins elsewhere. Family history is significant for melanoma in grandmother and pancreatic cancer in her father. Physical exam showed multiple 2-4…

ADDITIONAL MARGIN EXCISION AFTER SKIN GRAFTING

By Simon Madorsky, MD

DISCUSSION This series of photographs represents an approach to margin management of melanoma in situ. Some melanoma in situ margins are difficult to assess clinically, as is the case in our first series with extensively pigmented skin. In some settings, taking 7-9 mm margins exposes the patient to significant healing issues, as the second case…

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POST FOREHEAD RECONSTRUCTION ISCHEMIC COMPLICATIONS

By Simon Madorsky, MD

HISTORY 61-year-old woman underwent Mohs excision of left forehead basal cell carcinoma on 7/11/2017. Patient developed bleeding and pain post-op day 1. A subsequent polymicrobial wound infection was treated with antibiotics. Post-op hematoma is the likely contributing factor to skin flap necrosis. All ischemic tissue has self-debrided without surgical intervention. Patient is seeking reconstructive…

EXTENSIVE NASAL TIP BASAL CELL CARCINOMA

By Simon Madorsky, MD

HISTORY 71-year-old woman presents with a nasal tip lesion biopsied on 6/12/2017 showing basal cell carcinoma, superficial and micronodular type. There is a history of treatment with topical chemotherapy and Mohs excision of other sites. Patient is anxious about the possible extent of nasal carcinoma and the reconstruction required. DISCUSSION This case presents an excellent…

Medial Canthus Repair

By Simon Madorsky, MD

CHEEK FLAP ISCHEMIC COMPLICATION

By Simon Madorsky, MD

HISTORY 70-year-old man with history of sarcoidosis on chronic prednisone. Left preauricular cheek squamous cell carcinoma was treated with Mohs excision and inferior SMAS partial island flap reconstruction. The healing was complicated by wound dehiscence, partially due to wound ischemia and wound tension. DISCUSSION The third case represents a dehiscence due to likely ischemia…

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MULTIPLE ATYPICAL NEVI WITH STRONG FAMILY HISTORY OF CANCER

By Simon Madorsky, MD

ADDITIONAL MARGIN EXCISION AFTER SKIN GRAFTING

By Simon Madorsky, MD

POST FOREHEAD RECONSTRUCTION ISCHEMIC COMPLICATIONS

By Simon Madorsky, MD

EXTENSIVE NASAL TIP BASAL CELL CARCINOMA

By Simon Madorsky, MD

Medial Canthus Repair

By Simon Madorsky, MD

CHEEK FLAP ISCHEMIC COMPLICATION

By Simon Madorsky, MD

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