Diabetes and Wound Healing After Mohs Surgery

Key takeaways Diabetes slows wound healing mainly by affecting circulation, immune function, and tissue repair, not simply because of high blood sugar on its own Well-controlled diabetes carries a modest extra risk around Mohs surgery. Poorly controlled diabetes carries a meaningfully higher one Most patients with diabetes have Mohs surgery with no issue. The goal […]

Recovery Timeline After Mohs Surgery on the Nose vs the Ear: What to Expect

A clinician examining a skin lesion on a patient's nose

The nose and the ear are both common sites for Mohs surgery, and the cancer removal itself works exactly the same way on each. Recovery is where they genuinely part ways, because the two areas are built so differently underneath the skin. Miss Rakhee Nayar, a Consultant Plastic Surgeon and Mohs Micrographic Surgeon, plans the […]

How Long Is Recovery After Skin Cancer Surgery on the Body?

Most detailed guidance on recovering from skin cancer surgery, including this site’s own recovery workflow, is written specifically for facial Mohs surgery. That makes sense, since the face is where Mohs is used most often, but it leaves a genuine gap for anyone having surgery on the trunk, an arm, a leg, or the back. […]

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