Skin Cancer & Reconstructive Procedures
Skillful excision and reconstruction that prioritizes your health and appearance. We treat common and complex skin cancers with a focus on complete removal and excellent outcomes.
Skin Cancer Procedures in Charlotte
Overview
We treat common and complex skin cancers — including basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and melanoma — with a focus on complete removal and excellent cosmetic and functional outcomes.
Treatment Approach
- Comprehensive evaluation & biopsy review
- Excision with margin control; coordination with dermatology/Mohs when appropriate
- Sentinel lymph node mapping for select melanomas
- Immediate reconstruction to restore form and function
Common Sites
Face (nose, eyelids, lips, ears), scalp, neck, trunk, and extremities.
Recovery
Most procedures are outpatient. Suture removal 5-14 days; scar maturation continues for months.
Reconstructive Procedures in Charlotte
Overview
Reconstruction restores contour, movement, and confidence after skin cancer removal, trauma, or prior surgery.
Techniques We Use
- Primary layered closure with minimal tension
- Local tissue rearrangement (advancement, rotation, or transposition flaps)
- Full-thickness or split-thickness skin grafts
- Cartilage grafts (e.g., nasal support) when needed
Who Is a Candidate?
Patients needing closure after Mohs or standard excision, or those seeking revision of a function-limiting or conspicuous defect.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you coordinate with my dermatologist/Mohs surgeon?
Yes. We commonly reconstruct immediately after Mohs to minimize downtime.
Will the reconstruction look natural?
Our goal is to place incisions along natural lines and match skin color/texture for the most discreet result.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Schedule a skin cancer reconstruction consultation with Dr. Marks.
