The Rare Case of Microtia
What is Microtia? Microtia is a congenital condition that results in the deformation of the external ear. Microtia is relatively rare and occurs in 3 out of every 10,000 births.…
Nasal Skin Cancer Reconstruction
Non-melanoma skin cancers are the most common type of cancers overall. They primarily affect areas of the body that are exposed to the sun. The face and the nose are…
Treatment of Multiple Skin Cancer Lesions
Question: I have multiple skin cancers on my face. Should I remove them all at once or at different times? Case Study A male patient in his 60s is noted…
Skin Cancer: Nasal Reconstruction and Scar Management
Question: I’m having skin cancer removed from my nose. How long should I expect to have before my scar is noticeable? Case Study The patient is a male in his…
Squamous Cell Carcinoma: Reconstruction of the Scalp
I’ve had a large squamous cell cancer on my scalp. I would like it removed but I am also concerned about the defect. What should I do? Case Study The…
Basal Cell Cancer: Reconstruction of the Nose
I had a small bump on my nose that my dermatologist said was basal cell cancer. I had it resected and now I have a huge hole in my nose.…
Microtia: Congenital Deformity of the Ear
Question: My child has been born without one ear. What should I do? Discussion: Microtia is a relatively common congenital ear deformity where the ear is either underdeveloped or completely…
Figure 1: 53-year-old woman prior to surgery (left) and nine months after Micro-Mini Lift procedure (right).
Micro-Mini Lift®: Shorter Recovery Time Than a Facelift
Question: I am currently in my 40s and I have recently started to think about a facelift to enhance my appearance and give me a more youthful look. Because of…