Mohs Micrographic Surgery
Precise Treatment for Skin Cancer
Mohs Micrographic Surgery offers precise, effective treatment with outstanding cosmetic results. Trust Hudson Dermatology to guide you on your journey to clear margins and restored confidence.
At Hudson Dermatology, we are proud to offer Mohs Micrographic Surgery, the gold standard in skin cancer treatment. This advanced procedure delivers unmatched precision, removing cancerous cells layer by layer while sparing as much healthy tissue as possible. With its high cure rates and minimal scarring, Mohs surgery offers patients a path to recovery that prioritizes both health and aesthetics.
Conditions Treated with Mohs Surgery
Hudson Dermatology specializes in treating:
● Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC).● Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC).● Certain Types of Melanoma.● Rare Skin Cancers.
The Benefits of Mohs Surgery
● High Success RatesUp to 99% cure rate for first-time BCC and SCC cases.
● Minimized ScarringTissue-sparing techniques preserve healthy skin for better cosmetic outcomes.
● One-Day ResultsThe entire process, including cancer removal and microscopic analysis, is completed in one visit.
● Aesthetic PreservationIdeal for cancers in sensitive areas like the face, ears, hands, and feet.
● Cost-EffectiveReduces the likelihood of recurrence and need for additional treatments.
What to Expect After Mohs Surgery
After the procedure, most patients experience:
● Minimal post-operative discomfort, typically manageable with over-the-counter pain relievers.● A quicker recovery compared to treatments requiring general anesthesia.● Reduced scarring due to the precision of the procedure and the care taken during wound closure.
Our team will provide detailed aftercare instructions to ensure optimal healing and long-term results.
Results That Inspire Confidence
Mohs Micrographic Surgery offers exceptional outcomes, with cure rates of up to 99% for primary BCC and SCC and 94–97% for recurrent cases. Its meticulous approach preserves as much healthy tissue as possible, leading to smaller scars and improved cosmetic results—especially in cosmetically sensitive or functionally critical areas.