Thomas W. McGovern, MD

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Fellowship Trained Mohs Surgeon Because of its tissue-sparing nature and its unparalleled cure rates, Mohs surgery is the preferred treatment for skin cancer on cosmetically sensitive areas, large or recurrent cancers, or cancers that have an aggressive pattern under the microscope. With the assistance of his reliable team of compassionate, experienced, and talented nurses and histotechnologists, he has removed over 27,000 skin cancers (as of summer 2017) - the vast majority of the face- with the Mohs technique. Of those defects, 55% were sutured side-to-side, 25% healed on their own, 15% were reconstructed with local flaps or grafts, and 5% were referred to local reconstructive surgeons for repair.

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