This book offers a concise guide to combined reconstruction operations for facial defects after Mohs surgery. Repairs from different facial subunits are shown to demonstrate the full range of these difficult repairs; a range of intraoperative photographs illustrates each repair.

* 61 cases of combined reconstructions divided by subunits: nose (13), forehead/temple (8), scalp (6), cheek (6), ear (10), lip/perioral (9), and eyelid/periorbital (9)

• Almost 600 pre-, post-, and mainly intraoperative photographs to demonstrate the main steps of each repair

• Detailed legends to ensure adequate understanding by the reader

• "Pros and Cons" table for each repair to facilitate decision making

• "Complications and How to Avoid Them" table to reduce the likelihood of adverse outcomes

• "Learning Points" after each case to improve the learning experience by the readeres of combined reconstructions divided by subunits: nose (13), forehead/temple

(8), scalp (6), cheek (6), ear (10), lip/perioral (9), and eyelid/periorbital (9)

• Almost 600 pre-, post-, and mainly intraoperative photographs to demonstrate the

main steps of each repair

• Detailed legends to ensure adequate understanding by the reader

• “Pros and cons” table for each repair to facilitate decision making

• “Complications and how to avoid them” table to reduce the likelihood of adverse

outcomes

• “Learning points” after each case to improve the learning experience by the reader

Stanislav N. Tolkachjov, MD, FAAD, FACMS

Director of Mohs Micrographic & Reconstructive Surgery Epiphany Dermatology

Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, Texas, USA

Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Dermatology, University of Texas at Southwestern

Clinical Associate Professor, Texas A&M College of Medicine

Core Clinical Faculty, Dermatology Residency, Baylor University Medical Center

Dallas, Texas, USA

Felipe B. Cerci, MD, MSc

Mohs Curitiba-Clínica Cepelle

and Hospital Universitário Evangélico Mackenzie

Curitiba, Brazil