For skin cancers not suitable for Mohs surgery—typically those on the trunk, arms, or legs—we offer standard surgical excision. The removed tissue is sent to a pathology lab for evaluation, and we follow up with the patient once results are available to confirm that all cancerous cells have been successfully removed.

We perform surgical excision of benign growths such as lipomas and cysts when they become bothersome, painful, or cosmetically concerning. The removed tissue is often sent to pathology for confirmation, and we follow up with patients to review the results and ensure proper healing.

Electrodessication and curettage (ED&C) is a quick, in-office procedure used to treat certain superficial skin cancers. The lesion is gently scraped away and the area is treated with controlled heat to destroy remaining cancer cells. No stitches are needed, and healing typically occurs over a few weeks.

Dermabrasion is a targeted skin resurfacing treatment primarily used to improve the appearance of scars, including those from acne, surgery, or injury. By gently removing the outer skin layers, it smooths uneven texture and stimulates new, healthier skin growth.