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Any patient in Battle Creek, Jackson, or surrounding Michigan communities who has undergone MOHS surgery or skin cancer excision and requires reconstruction to restore appearance or function.
Consultations can be booked online or by calling our Battle Creek or Jackson offices. Dr. Saha will review your case, examine the surgical site, and discuss a personalized reconstruction plan.
Yes. Because skin cancer reconstruction is medically necessary, it is typically covered by insurance. Our team will help coordinate coverage and provide documentation for your insurer.
Recovery varies depending on the size and location of the defect. Minor repairs may heal in a few days, while more complex procedures can take several weeks. Swelling, bruising, and temporary tightness are common.
Our techniques focus on minimizing scarring. Incisions are strategically placed, and layered closures help blend the repair into the surrounding skin.
Yes. Depending on the defect, reconstruction can restore mobility, facial symmetry, and other functional aspects while achieving a natural appearance.
Final cosmetic results typically appear within several weeks to months, as swelling resolves and tissue fully heals.
Yes. In some cases, patients may require additional refinements, grafting, or flap procedures to achieve optimal results. Dr. Saha will discuss all options during your consultation.