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Tuesday, May 5, 2009
MOHS Surgery
I had MOHS surgery on my left cheek today to remove bad little cells that had taken up residence there. I was at the dermatologist's office for about an hour and fifteen minutes. I think the surgery took about twenty minutes. They called later to say that they had gotten the deep cells but that there were some peripheral cells that still remain that they can freeze dry in about four weeks. I will get my stitches removed next Tuesday. All in all the procedure wasn't bad - there really was no pain except the small sting of the needles when I got numbed - and the healing pain isn't very much either, yet. The last time I had it, it wasn't bad either. Tylenol will take care of it, if necessary.
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I'm glad the surgery went well.
Mohs Micrography Surgery is superior and effectual treatment method for skin cancer. This procedure is conducted by a group of surgeons with high levels of specialised training coupled with dexterity and proficiency. Normally this procedure is carried out in the early hours of the morning time. Though it costlier, but effective too. For more details on it, refer Mohs Surgery
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