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Skin Cancer (Treatment and Reconstruction) Chicago

Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer, affecting approximately 1 in 5 Americans throughout their lifetime. There are three relatively common types of skin cancer: Basal Cell Carcinoma, Squamous Cell Carcinoma and Melanoma. Fortunately, the first two generally are rarely life-threatening and can be treated very effectively with prompt intervention. Malignant Melanoma should be treated aggressively and its treatment can be very successful in the hands of experienced specialists.

Dr. Turowski is specialist in the management of skin cancer. Although he is often removing the lesions themselves employing fresh frozen pathology reports, in some cases he teams up with MOHS dermatologic surgeons in managing lesions involving vital anatomical structures like the nose, eyelids, ears and scalp. This ensures the best cure rates and least amount of tissue needed to be removed. Reconstruction after such cases is a very exacting and specialized art that our facial plastic surgery specialist is uniquely experienced with, leading to a significant improvement in the quality of life for patients suffering from skin cancer.

Patient Case #6077 *

Rhinoplasty - Before and After Pictures

Case description:

Mohs micrographic surgery with local advancement flap: Reconstruction of the lip after removal of basal cell carcinoma

Patient Case #6070 *

Skin Cancer - Before and After Pictures

Case description:

Basal cell cancer reconstruction

Patient Case #6076 *

Skin Cancer (Treatment and Reconstruction)
Skin Cancer (Treatment and Reconstruction)

Case description:

Reconstruction of the nose after removal of squamous cell cancer with bilobed flap

Patient Case #6074 *

Rhinoplasty - Before and After Pictures

Case description:

Mohs micrographic surgery with Bilobed flap: Removal of Basal Cell Carcinoma

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