Mohs Micrographic Surgery

What Is Mohs Surgery?
Mohs surgery is a procedure treating skin cancer and involves the precise removal of thin layers of skin. These ultrathin layers are each examined for signs of cancer. If cancerous cells are detected, the process continues. Additional layers are removed until there are no more signs of cancer among the removed cells.

What to expect after Mohs Micrographic Surgery
What Are the Results?
The high success rate of Mohs is what makes it a leading technique for treating certain types of skin cancer. When performed properly, Mohs surgery can successfully remove all cancerous tissue 99% of the time. However, a successful Mohs surgery is not the end of the story, as patients will need minor reconstructive surgery to restore their appearance.
A Unique Approach for Outstanding Results
One of the unique aspects of our practice is the synergy between Mohs surgery and oculoplastic reconstructive surgery. Our board-certified oculoplastic surgeon, Dr. Renelle Lim, works in tandem with Dr. Ilya Lim to provide the only practice in Sarasota that can perform Mohs surgery for eyelid lesions and provide eyelid reconstruction in the same location and on the same day. This approach optimizes the cure and restores the appearance and function of the eyelid in a single visit, providing our patients with the best possible outcomes.

Why Choose Our Practice for Mohs Micrographic Surgery?
