How is the reconstructive surgery done?
Frequently the reconstructive procedures can be done in his AAAHC office operating suite using either local anesthesia or a twilight, monitored anesthetic. The operation is most commonly done on an ambulatory basis, meaning the patient can go home the same day. There may be a pressure dressing on the wound which can be removed the next day. Sutures are usually removed in less than a week and covered with camouflaged, flesh colored Steri-Strips. Each reconstructive procedure is highly individualized and the specific details can vary somewhat among patients, depending on the location and size of the lesion. Dr. Guida will work closely with you, your dermatologist, and Mohs surgeon to help ensure your comfort during the stress of having the surgery. Dr. Guida and his staff will help to ensure the best possible cosmetic result, and guiding you through the healing process. How will I heal after reconstructive surgery? The results of the reconstructive procedures most often are very positive
