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Precision Excision for Complete Cancer Removal

Campbell Dermatology & Aesthetics offers expert skin cancer excision — a reliable procedure to remove cancerous growths while preserving healthy tissue and minimizing scarring.

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Skin cancer excision is a surgical procedure to remove cancerous lesions such as basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, or early-stage melanoma. The affected tissue is carefully excised, often with a small margin of healthy skin, to ensure complete removal while preserving appearance and function.

Overview of Skin Cancer Excision

The Key Advantages of Surgical Skin Cancer Excision

A proven approach that combines safety, precision, and long-term effectiveness in skin cancer treatment.
Skin cancer excision remains one of the most effective methods for completely removing cancerous growths. By ensuring thorough elimination of abnormal tissue, this procedure significantly lowers the chance of cancer returning and provides patients with peace of mind about their long-term health.
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During excision, only the affected tissue is carefully removed while healthy skin is preserved. This balance between precision and safety not only protects surrounding tissue but also helps achieve better cosmetic outcomes, especially in visible or delicate areas of the body.
Excision surgery is typically performed as an outpatient procedure, meaning patients can go home the same day. With efficient treatment, on-site care, and straightforward recovery instructions, this approach minimizes disruption to daily life while still delivering highly effective results.
Conducted under local anesthesia, skin cancer excision avoids the risks associated with general anesthesia. Patients experience a safe, controlled procedure with minimal discomfort, followed by a recovery process that is generally smooth, predictable, and well-tolerated.

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What is skin cancer excision?
Skin cancer excision is a surgical procedure that removes a cancerous lesion along with a margin of healthy surrounding tissue to ensure complete removal.
Excision is often recommended for skin cancers that are well-defined, located on the body or extremities, or when Mohs surgery is not necessary or indicated.
Excision is commonly used to treat basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and select early-stage melanomas.
A carefully measured margin of healthy skin is removed around the cancer to reduce the risk of recurrence. The margin size depends on the cancer type and location.
Yes. In most cases, the cancer removal and wound closure are completed in a single outpatient visit.
The area is numbed with local anesthesia. Patients may feel pressure during the procedure but should not feel pain.

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