Description

Combination Facial Reconstruction after Mohs Surgery: A Case Based Atlas provides a clear and practical look at how to manage complex facial defects using combined reconstruction techniques. Built around real cases, the atlas is organized by facial subunits so readers can quickly understand how different regions of the face are approached and repaired in clinical practice.

The atlas presents:
• Sixty-one detailed reconstruction cases divided by subunits, including the nose, forehead and temple, scalp, cheek, ear, lip and perioral region, and eyelid and periorbital region
• Close to six hundred preoperative, postoperative, and primarily intraoperative photographs that guide readers through each stage of repair
• Clear figure legends that make each step easy to follow
• A pros and cons table for every technique to support confident and efficient decision making
• A complications and how to avoid them table that helps reduce the risk of adverse outcomes
• Key learning points after every case to reinforce essential concepts and improve practical understanding

This atlas is a valuable resource for surgeons looking for structured, case-based guidance in facial reconstruction after Mohs surgery, with an emphasis on clarity, consistency, and real-world application.