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Skin Cancer Reconstruction in Boca Raton

Has skin cancer surgery left you with unwanted scars or disfigurement? The Facial Surgery Institute of Boca Raton (FSIBR) is here to help. We specialize in skin cancer reconstruction, restoring both function and appearance to affected areas. Our board-certified facial plastic surgeons, Dr. Melyssa Hancock and Dr. Jaclyn Klimczak are dedicated to providing compassionate and expert care to help you regain your confidence.

Looking for the Best Plastic Surgery After Skin Cancer Removal?

Reconstruction after skin cancer surgery is a delicate and precise procedure that requires a skilled and experienced surgeon. At FSIBR, our surgeons are experts in advanced reconstruction techniques, ensuring you achieve natural-looking results. Whether you need nose reconstruction after Mohs surgery for skin cancer or repairs to other facial areas, our team is committed to restoring your appearance and improving your quality of life.

Why Choose FSIBR for Your Skin Cancer Reconstruction? (female photo)

Why Choose FSIBR for Your Skin Cancer Reconstruction?

What is a Facelift? (female photo)
  • Dr. Hancock and Dr. Klimczak are renowned for their skill in facial plastic surgery
  • Our surgeons use the latest surgical techniques to ensure superior results
  • Meticulous surgical methods minimize scars
  • Comprehensive pre-and post-surgical care ensures a comfortable surgical experience
Dr. Jaclyn A. Klimczak inspect female patient before treatment

Meet Our Doctors

Dr. Jaclyn A. Klimczak - inspect female patient before treatment

Dr. Melyssa Hancock

  • Practices full-spectrum facial cosmetic and reconstructive surgery
  • Double board-certified in Facial Plastic Surgery
  • Surgical residency at Georgetown University Hospital, Washington
  • Specializes in rhinoplasty, revision rhinoplasty, and reconstruction procedures

Dr. Jaclyn Klimczak

  • Fellowship-trained, board-certified facial plastic surgeon
  • MS degree from Georgetown University Medical School
  • Specializes in blepharoplasty, rhinoplasty, hair restoration, and more
  • Skilled in nonsurgical rejuvenation and various facial reconstructive procedures

Your Guide to Skin Cancer Reconstruction

Explore the comprehensive steps involved in skin cancer reconstruction, including benefits, candidacy, recovery, and risks. With FSIBR, you can look forward to a more natural and restored appearance.

What Is Skin Cancer Reconstruction?

Our reconstruction surgery restores appearance and function after skin cancer removal.

How Is the Procedure Performed?

The procedure involves repairing tissue using advanced surgical techniques.

The Benefits?

Benefits include improved aesthetics, functional restoration, and enhanced self-confidence.

Are You a Candidate?

Candidates are individuals who have undergone skin cancer surgery and seek restoration.

The Recovery?

Recovery typically involves a few weeks of healing with some activity restrictions.

What Are the Risks?

Risks include infection, scarring, and anesthesia complications.

What Is Skin Cancer Reconstruction?

It is a specialized surgical procedure designed to repair and restore areas affected by skin cancer surgery.

This may involve reconstructing the nose, lips, eyelids, ears, or other facial structures. Our goal is to achieve a natural appearance while maintaining or restoring function.

How Is the Procedure Performed? - female photo

How Is the Skin Cancer Reconstruction Procedure Performed?

How Is the Procedure Performed? - female photo

The surgical process is meticulously planned and executed to ensure optimal outcomes while prioritizing patient comfort and safety.

Preparation

Patients undergo a thorough evaluation and discussion of their aesthetic and functional goals. Pre-operative instructions may include medication adjustments and lifestyle changes to promote healing.

Incision

Incisions are strategically placed to minimize visible scars. The exact incision pattern depends on the location and extent of the skin cancer removal.

Reconstruction

The surgeon carefully reconstructs the affected area using techniques such as skin grafts, local flaps, or more complex microvascular procedures. This step is crucial for restoring both appearance and function.

Closing Incision

The incisions are meticulously closed with sutures to promote healing and minimize scarring.

What To Expect During Recovery?

Recovery from the reconstruction procedure involves managing swelling, bruising, and discomfort, which can be alleviated with prescribed medications. Most patients can return to normal activities within a few weeks, though full recovery and the final results may take several months. Following post-operative care instructions is essential for a smooth recovery.

What Are the Benefits of Skin Cancer Reconstruction?

This advanced reconstructive technique offers significant improvements, including:

  • Restores a natural appearance to affected areas
  • Maintains or enhances functional outcomes
  • Improves self-confidence and quality of life
  • Minimizes visible scarring with meticulous surgical techniques

Are You an Ideal Candidate?

Ideal candidates are those who have undergone skin cancer surgery and wish to restore their appearance and function. Good candidates should also meet the following criteria:

  • Maintain overall good health
  • Be a non-smoker or willing to quit
  • Have realistic expectations for the results

What are the Risks and Side Effects?

As with any surgical procedure, there are potential risks and side effects. These include:

  • Potential for bleeding
  • Risk of infection
  • Reactions to anesthesia
  • Possible scarring
  • Risk of nerve damage

Choosing a qualified, experienced, and skilled board-certified facial plastic surgeon minimizes these risks.

Dr. Jaclyn A. Klimczak and Dr. Melyssa Hancock (team photo)

How Much Does Skin Cancer Reconstruction Cost?

How Much Does a Mini Facelift Cost? (team photo)

The cost of skin cancer reconstruction varies widely depending on the extent of the procedure and any other special surgical requirements to achieve the desired results. Schedule a consultation at our Boca Raton office for a detailed cost estimate tailored to your specific needs and goals.

Frequently Asked Questions

The length of the procedure varies based on the complexity and extent of the reconstruction needed. Typically, the surgery can last from one to several hours for more extensive cases.

Avoid salty, spicy, and hard foods that can cause discomfort or increase swelling. Stick to soft, nutritious foods that promote healing.

Dr. Hanckock and Dr. Klimczak use advanced techniques to minimize scarring. While some scarring is inevitable, it is usually well-hidden and fades over time with proper care.

Most patients can resume normal activities within a few weeks, but full recovery and final results may take several months. Your surgeon will provide specific guidelines based on your individual case. Book your consultation today and take the first step towards restoring your appearance and confidence with expert skin cancer reconstruction at FSIBR.

Insurance often covers plastic surgery after skin cancer removal. Skin cancer reconstruction is generally considered a medically necessary procedure rather than a cosmetic one. This means that insurance companies usually recognize the importance of reconstructive surgery to restore both function and appearance after skin cancer surgery.

For comfort and ease, wear loose, button-up clothing and slip-on shoes. This will help you change without disturbing the surgical area. Read our blog article: What to Wear to Surgery, to learn more.

Procedures like facelifts, rhinoplasty, or brow lifts can often be combined with skin cancer reconstruction for comprehensive facial rejuvenation.

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