Eyelid Cancer


Facial skin cancer is quite common, especially in the area surrounding the eyes.
Basal Cell Carcinoma is the most common type. It’s treatment consists of surgical resection in an operating room. This may be done with local anesthesia.
Mohs surgery is the best way to eliminate eyelid skin cancer.
Mohs surgery allows us to remove the tissue infiltrated by the cancer without disturbing healthy skin. Therefore, the mass is completely removed, but cancer-free skin is preserved.
The first step consists of marking the skin affected by the tumor. Local anesthesia is applied in this area.
Next, the surgeon removes the carcinoma and the specimen is given to the pathologist for immediate analysis.
The specimen is placed on a diagram maintaining it’s original anatomical orientation. The pathologist examines the margins of tumor to determine if they are cancer-free.
If the margins are clear of malignancy the surgeon may proceed with the reconstruction. Otherwise, he will have to remove more tissue for analysis.
Once the pathologist confirms that the margins are clear, i.e., tumor-free, we may proceed with the reconstruction. We always make sure to utilize the techniques that achieve the best aesthetic results.
One week after Mohs surgery.
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A case of skin cancer on the eyelid may require surgical removal and a reconstructive procedure to repair any damaged areas of the face or the eyelid itself. In our latest online interview, highly experienced consultant ophthalmologist and oculoplastic surgeon, Miss Kimia Ziahosseini, outlines how this procedure is performed and what patients should expect on the day of the surgery.
If you have a cancerous growth on the eyelid or would like further information about this procedure, you can book a consultation with Miss Ziahosseini by visiting her Top Doctors profile: https://www.topdoctors.co.uk/d....octor/kimia-ziahosse
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Learn about how common eyelid cancer is, its different forms, and methods of treatment. Find out more about eyelid cancer at La Peer's website: https://lapeerhealth.com/eyelid-surgery/
Dr. Guy Massry helps us understand eyelid cancer and it can be treated. The most common type of eyelid cancer is basil cell carcinoma, which begins in the lower epidermis and results directly from sun exposure. This type of cancer does not usually spread to the lymph nodes or distant organs.