Precision Surgical Treatment with Reconstructive Expertise
Compassionate care led by Dr. James Lowe, Plastic Surgeon in Oklahoma City
Skin cancer is one of the most common types of cancer—but with the right care, it can be managed effectively and safely. At Lowe Plastic Surgery, we specialize in reconstructive surgery after skin cancer removal, especially following Mohs surgery. Our goal is not only to eliminate cancer but to preserve your appearance, confidence, and functionality.
Conditions We Treat:
- Basal Cell Carcinoma
- Squamous Cell Carcinoma
- Melanoma (in select cases)
- Skin Tumors & Complex Lesions
- Scars from Previous Skin Cancer Surgeries
What Is Mohs Reconstruction?
Mohs surgery is a specialized technique used by dermatologists to remove skin cancer layer by layer while preserving healthy tissue. Once the cancer is removed, Dr. Lowe steps in to reconstruct the defect using advanced techniques that focus on aesthetics, symmetry, and minimal scarring.
Reconstructive Options May Include:
- Direct Closure
- Skin Grafts or Local Tissue Flaps
- Cartilage or Structural Reinforcement (for nose, ears, etc.)
- Hidden Incision and Camouflage Techniques (especially for facial areas)
Why Choose Dr. Lowe for Skin Cancer Reconstruction?
- Over 20 years of experience in facial and body reconstruction
- Plastic surgery focus with strong aesthetic outcomes
- Board-certified and fellowship-trained in reconstructive techniques
- Trusted partner of many dermatologists across Oklahoma
Located in Oklahoma City
We proudly serve patients from throughout the region seeking expert post-Mohs and skin cancer reconstructive care.
Why Choose Lowe Plastic Surgery?
- Reconstruction is treated as more than closing a Location, facial landmarks, function, skin tension, and scar placement all affect the final result.
- Lowe brings plastic and reconstructive expertise to defects left after skin cancer removal.
- Treatment can involve careful local tissue rearrangement and other reconstructive strategies based on defect size and location.
- Particular attention can be given to visually and functionally important areas such as the nose, eyelids, lips, ears, and face.
Frequently Asked Questions
After a Mohs surgeon removes skin cancer, reconstruction repairs the resulting defect while attempting to preserve normal function, contours, and appearance.
Not always. Mohs cancer removal and plastic-surgical reconstruction may be performed by different specialists who coordinate care.
Timing varies according to the defect and treatment plan; many reconstructions are performed soon after cancer clearance has been confirmed.
Yes, healing creates a scar. Reconstructive planning attempts to position and design scars so they heal as inconspicuously as reasonably possible while preserving function.
Let’s Restore Your Confidence
Facing skin cancer treatment is difficult—but reconstruction doesn’t have to be. Let our team guide you with compassion and expertise.
Call (405) 942-4300