Mohs surgery
Mohs surgery is considered the last word in treating cancerous skin lesions.
Mohs surgery is considered the last word in treating cancerous skin lesions. Dr. Galit Avinoam-Dar specialises in removing cancerous skin tumours of the SCC and BCC types, and others, using the most advanced technique in the field: a rapid surgical process that secures maximal cure results. The layers of skin around the lesion are removed in a precise, rapid process in order to maximise the outcome, until the whole lesion is gone with minimal damage to healthy tissue. Dr. Avinoam-Dar removes 100% of cancerous tumour cells in a rapid surgical procedure, thanks to the most recommended treatment method for cancerous skin lesions.
The advantages of Mohs surgery
- Mohs surgery allows the best aesthetic outcome alongside advanced, effective medical treatment, relative to other surgical methods.
- The layers of the lesion are removed one by one and examined microscopically. Using advanced instruments, Dr. Avinoam-Dar performs an in-depth assessment of each removed layer through microscopic, micrographic sections.
- The way the surgery is carried out allows precise assessment of any remaining lesion in the patient's skin, in both depth and margins. That maximal precision makes the process more efficient and drives it to the complete removal of the lesion in one further rapid surgical step.
- Each layer takes only twenty minutes to an hour to examine, and the patient waits in the waiting room, free to drink, rest and read.
- Treatment averages two to four hours until the whole lesion is removed — a short time that allows maximal results.
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Mohs surgery with Dr. Avinoam-Dar
Dr. Avinoam-Dar has broad experience in the most advanced technique for removing skin cancers. Every patient receives the maximal result in health, aesthetic and cosmetic terms. She has rich experience in removing cancerous skin lesions by the Mohs method, which is considered to offer among the best standards of treatment, cure and recovery known in medicine today in the field of skin cancer.