* Individual Results May Vary Patient is a 54-year-old male. He had a confirmed diagnosis of melanoma on the nose. The lesion was excised and patient received a forehead skin flap closure to close wound on his nose. The series of photos were taken over a period of 4 months. Patient 2* Individual Results May Vary Patient 3* Individual Results May Vary 
Patient is a 79 yr old male with open wound due to MOHS surgery to remove basal cell carcinoma. Procedure was skin graft. Pictures are 3 months post op. Patient 4* Individual Results May Vary Patient is an 82-year-old male. He acquired the wound from Mohs excision of squamous cell carcinoma. The wound was closed with a skin graft. The photos were taken 2 weeks apart. Patient 5* Individual Results May Vary Patient is a 78-year-old female. Patient had Mohs surgery to remove basal cell carcinoma from the side and was later referred to Dr. Vu for wound. Wound was closed using a skin flap. At Marietta Dermatology we have extensive experience in Mohs and reconstructive surgery. Our top priorities are the successful removal of your skin cancer and an aesthetic reconstruction to restore your natural anatomy. After the removal of your skin cancer, we create an
individualized plan based on the location and size of the defect as well as your specific skin type. While it is impossible for a surgeon to cut the skin without leaving a scar, we will perform your reconstruction very meticulously to help ensure you have the best result possible. All photos included in this gallery are from surgeries performed by Dr. Friedman or Dr. Perry. The after photos were taken approximately 3 months following the surgery. Please do not download or reproduce the
images without the express consent of Dr. Friedman or Dr. Perry.
Skin Grafts Photos - Case #0049Surgeries performed by renowned cosmetic surgeon Dr. Ralph A. Massey, Santa Monica, CAGallery Home > > Skin Grafts > Case #0049 Next Case Patient Case #0049Skin graft Before After
Before After Next Case What does skin look like after skin graft?After the bandage is removed, the skin graft may look crusted and discolored. This is normal. The skin graft will change color over time. It may look very red for 2 to 3 months.
How long before skin graft looks normal?At first, the colour of the grafted skin may appear red or purple, but it should begin to look more like your surrounding skin over time. It can take a year or two for the appearance of the skin to settle down completely.
Is a skin graft a serious surgery?Skin grafting is a major surgical procedure. The graft involves taking healthy skin from an area called a donor site and moving it to cover an area with damaged or missing skin. Donor sites may be areas under clothing, such as the inner thigh and buttocks.
How painful is a skin graft?Most skin grafts involve general anesthesia, which means you'll be asleep throughout the procedure and won't feel any pain.
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