Restore healthy, natural-looking skin with expert reconstruction designed to heal both form and function after skin cancer treatment.
What Is Skin Cancer and Mohs Surgery Reconstruction?
When skin cancer is removed—whether through excision or Mohs micrographic surgery—reconstruction may be necessary to repair the affected area. These procedures restore both the form and function of the skin, ensuring that scarring and contour changes are minimized while maintaining the natural integrity of surrounding tissue.
Mohs surgery is a specialized technique performed by dermatologic surgeons to remove skin cancer layer by layer, preserving as much healthy tissue as possible. Once the cancer has been fully excised, Dr. Batra performs reconstructive surgery to close the wound and recreate a natural, balanced appearance.
At Coastal Plastic Surgeons, reconstruction is carefully tailored to each patient’s anatomy, cancer location, and aesthetic goals. Whether addressing delicate areas like the nose, eyelids, or lips—or larger areas on the scalp, neck, or body—Dr. Batra’s expertise ensures precise, restorative outcomes.















