DFW Skin Surgery Center, PLLC

06/03/2026

https://www.dfwskinsurgery.com/what-happens-during-a-skin-cancer-consultation/

Learn what to expect during a skin cancer consultation, including biopsy review, treatment planning, Mohs surgery discussion, and reconstruction options.

05/27/2026

Having one skin cancer increases the risk of developing another in the future.

That’s why regular skin checks and ongoing follow-up remain important even after treatment is completed.

Learn more about skin cancer follow-up on our website.

05/21/2026

https://www.dfwskinsurgery.com/why-skin-cancer-often-appears-on-the-face/

Learn why skin cancer commonly develops on the face, nose, ears, and scalp, and how Mohs surgery helps treat facial skin cancer while preserving healthy tissue.

05/20/2026

Preparing for surgery is usually straightforward.

Most patients are encouraged to eat breakfast, wear comfortable clothing, and plan for a flexible schedule on the day of their procedure.

Learn more about preparing for surgery on our website.

05/19/2026

https://www.dfwskinsurgery.com/how-to-prepare-for-mohs-surgery/

Learn how to prepare for Mohs surgery, what to expect on the day of treatment, and tips that may help make the process easier.

05/13/2026

Healing is a process.

Even after stitches are removed, the skin continues changing for weeks to months as redness fades and scars mature.

Good wound care and sun protection both help support healing.

05/06/2026

Some skin cancers extend beyond what can be seen on the surface.

That’s one reason why specialized surgical techniques are sometimes needed to fully treat the area while minimizing unnecessary tissue removal.

Learn more about skin cancer surgery on our website.

04/22/2026

Swelling and bruising after surgery can look concerning — but are often part of normal healing. It improves gradually, and we’ll let you know what to expect along the way.

Visit our website to learn more about post-operative wound care and the healing process after skin cancer surgery.

04/15/2026

After skin cancer surgery, taking it easy matters. A short break from heavy activity helps the area heal properly and lowers the chance of complications, especially when sutures have been placed.

We’ll let you know exactly what to avoid — and for how long. Visit our website to learn more about wound healing and post-operative instructions.

04/08/2026

A little bleeding after surgery can happen. Most of the time, steady pressure for 15–20 minutes takes care of it. The key is not to keep checking too early.

Persistent bleeding despite these measures should be addressed promptly.

Learn more about post-surgical care and what to expect during recovery - link in bio.