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MOHS Surgery Alternative

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MOHS Surgery Alternative

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What is MOHS Surgery?

MOHS Micrographic Surgery, or MOHS as it is know, is a surgical technique developed in the 1930s by Dr. Frederick MOHS, MD, and later refined in the 1960s by Dr. Perry Robbins, MD, for the treatment of non-melanoma skin caners including, basal cell carcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma. 

The MOHS Surgery procedure involves removing thin layers of tissue, analyzing the tissue for the presence of cancerous cells, and repeating the process a number of times until the surgeon has achieved acceptable margins and the cancer is removed. 

While the surgeon attempts to preserve as much healthy tissue as possible, oftentimes, the location of the skin cancer may result in a visible deformity or scarring. When done on the face, nose or ears, it is likely that scarring or visible deformations of the skin will be present after the skin has healed. 

Although the MOHS Surgery is conducted in one visit, the procedure is laborious and can last hours. Each phase of the MOHS Surgery requires precise attention to detail and takes hours. Each layer of tissue removed from the patient is analyzed by an onsite lab, and using microscopic examination. Once enough layers are removed the surgeon finishes the procedure by repairing the wound and applying dressings and bandaging.

Because the procedure requires cutting and scrapping of the skin, there is pain and a recovery, or healing process associated with the procedure. Since an open wound is created by the procedure, patients are also at risk of possible infection.

For some patients on blood thinners and with other medical conditions, the MOHS Surgery procedure may not be an available option for skin cancer treatment. Fortunately, there is a new option, SRT!

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The Downside of MOHS Surgery?

Finally, a Non-Invasive Alternative to MOHS Surgery

What is Superficial Radiation Therapy?

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Superficial Radiation Therapy, or SRT, targets and attacks non-melanoma skin cancer cells at the source without cutting the skin. Furthermore, there is no downtime and patients can return to their everyday lives right after treatment!

SRT skin cancer treatment can remove lesions on the arms, legs, back, and trunk, and it is especially efficient in treating skin cancers on the face, head and neck. It can deliver a controlled dose of Superficial Radiation Therapy to delicate areas that are hard to treat, such as those along the fold of the nose, eyelids, lips, corner of the mouth and lining of the ear. Superficial Radiation Therapy is also highly effective in the treatment of keloid scars.

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Superficial Radiotherapy (SRT)

How Effective Is SRT compared to MOHS?

SRT is a highly successful skin cancer treatment without the pain and surgery involved in other skin cancer treatment methods like MOHS surgery.

Why Chose Mobile Skin Solutions for your Skin Cancer Treatment?

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Dr. Susan Sleep, MD

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Do you live in a Retirement Community?

  • Our Van Offers Service to Retirement Communities like Leisure World, Tarramor, Laguna Woods, Costa Del Sol, Huntington Landmark, Gavilan, Ovation at Flora Park, Palmia, Monarch Summit, Talega Gallery, Travata, Atria, Walnut Village, Vivante, Merrill Gardens or other senior communities.

  • Patients living in residential areas are seen at our Los Alamitos office at 3742 Katella Avenue, Suite 404.

  • Medicare covered.

MOHS Surgery Alternative

Play Video about Mohs Surgery Alternative with Superficial Radiation Therapy

MOHS Surgery Alternative

Using the Latest and Most Advanced Technology

skin cancer treatment using superficial ratiation therapy srt100

Superficial Radiation Therapy - the MOHS Surgery Alternative is Here!

SRT

A Non-Invasive Alternative to MOHS Surgery

What is MOHS Surgery?

MOHS Micrographic Surgery, or MOHS as it is know, is a surgical technique developed in the 1930s by Dr. Frederick MOHS, MD, and later refined in the 1960s by Dr. Perry Robbins, MD, for the treatment of non-melanoma skin caners including, basal cell carcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma. 

The MOHS Surgery procedure involves removing thin layers of tissue, analyzing the tissue for the presence of cancerous cells, and repeating the process a number of times until the surgeon has achieved acceptable margins and the cancer is removed. 

While the surgeon attempts to preserve as much healthy tissue as possible, oftentimes, the location of the skin cancer may result in a visible deformity or scarring. When done on the face, nose or ears, it is likely that scarring or visible deformations of the skin will be present after the skin has healed. 

Although the MOHS Surgery is conducted in one visit, the procedure is laborious and can last hours. Each phase of the MOHS Surgery requires precise attention to detail and takes hours. Each layer of tissue removed from the patient is analyzed by an onsite lab, and using microscopic examination. Once enough layers are removed the surgeon finishes the procedure by repairing the wound and applying dressings and bandaging.

Because the procedure requires cutting and scrapping of the skin, there is pain and a recovery, or healing process associated with the procedure. Since an open wound is created by the procedure, patients are also at risk of possible infection.

For some patients on blood thinners and with other medical conditions, the MOHS Surgery procedure may not be an available option for skin cancer treatment. Fortunately, there is a new option, SRT!

mohs surgery procedure

The Downside of MOHS Surgery?

Superficial Radiotherapy (SRT)

skin cancer treatment near me

Superficial Radiotherapy (SRT)

Superficial Radiation Therapy, or SRT, targets and attacks non-melanoma skin cancer cells at the source without cutting the skin. Furthermore, there is no downtime and patients can return to their everyday lives right after treatment!

SRT skin cancer treatment can remove lesions on the arms, legs, back, and trunk, and it is especially efficient in treating skin cancers on the face, head and neck. It can deliver a controlled dose of Superficial Radiation Therapy to delicate areas that are hard to treat, such as those along the fold of the nose, eyelids, lips, corner of the mouth and lining of the ear. Superficial Radiation Therapy is also highly effective in the treatment of keloid scars.

skin cancer treatment with the SRT-100

Meet your skin cancer treatment team

Dr. Susan Sleep, MD

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Cure Rate

SRT Compared to MOHS

Skip the knife. Get on with your life. SRT offers highly successful treatment outcomes without the pain and surgery involved in older skin cancer treatment methods like MOHS surgery.
skin cancer treatment near me

Request More Information

Do you live in a Retirement Community?

  • Our Van Offers Service to Retirement Communities like Leisure World, Tarramor, Laguna Woods, Costa Del Sol, Huntington Landmark, Gavilan, Ovation at Flora Park, Palmia, Monarch Summit, Talega Gallery, Travata, Atria, Walnut Village, Vivante, Merrill Gardens or other senior communities.

  • Patients living in residential areas are seen at our Los Alamitos office at 3742 Katella Avenue, Suite 404.

  • Medicare covered.