Maximum precision in cutaneous surgery
Advanced dermatologic surgery
A high-precision surgical technique for selected skin lesions, offering complete microscopic margin control and maximum preservation of healthy tissue.
What it is
Mohs surgery is an advanced procedure in which the lesion is removed in stages, with each layer examined under a microscope in real time. This allows precise identification of tumor margins while preserving as much healthy tissue as possible.
That level of microscopic control is not achievable with conventional approaches.
Key advantages
Indication
Not all lesions require Mohs surgery. The decision depends on factors such as lesion type, location, clinical behavior and patient history. Every case is assessed individually.
Referrals
Dr. Antonio also performs Mohs surgery for patients referred by other dermatologists and physicians when specialized surgical management is required. In these cases, the procedure is integrated into the previously defined clinical plan, preserving communication and continuity of care.
How it works
The consultation defines the context, the indication and the expected scope of treatment.
The case is reviewed to confirm whether Mohs is truly the best surgical option.
Each stage is examined in real time to define margins with precision.
Once the lesion is controlled, reconstruction is planned according to the treated area.
Recovery, healing and longer-term follow-up are monitored with appropriate care.
Illustrative gallery
Illustrative examples of the type of documentation and visual sequence associated with the procedure. This block is ready to be replaced by real images in the future.
Medical value
The technique and the method support decision-making, but the result depends on medical judgment, surgical experience and individualized evaluation.
Frequently asked questions
That depends on prior clinical evaluation and on proper planning for the case.
No. It is indicated for selected cases, not for every lesion.
It is performed under local anesthesia, so the procedure is usually well tolerated.
The duration varies according to the case, lesion extent and number of stages required.
Recovery is generally well tolerated, with appropriate follow-up and post-operative care.
