Arizona Mohs Surgery

08/16/2026

Be Well 2026 | Ask an Expert: Tabitha Bayne, PA-C, Dermatology PA

What should you know about the latest sunscreen ingredient making headlines? In this Ask an Expert feature, Tabitha Bayne, PA-C, of Arizona Mohs Surgery & Dermatology explains how bemotrizinol works, what makes it different and why it may become a popular option for sun protection.

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07/13/2026

The Faces of Comprehensive Dermatology Care: Arizona Mohs Surgery & Dermatology

Arizona Mohs Surgery & Dermatology provides expert skin cancer care and advanced dermatologic treatment across Southern Arizona. Their experienced team offers both surgical and nonsurgical care with a focus on precision, safety and patient comfort.

Led by Anir Dhir, M.D., the practice is known for exceptional outcomes, compassionate care and a commitment to treating every patient like family.

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06/11/2026

Honored 🙏🏻🪷

06/06/2026

SAME WEEK DERMATOLOGY APPOINTMENTS ARE NOW AVAILABLE!

Anir Dhir, MD, has surgically treated over 47,000 skin cancers with a cure rate of 99.5% and outstanding cosmetic results. After repeated requests to expand beyond Mohs surgery, we have transitioned to a full-service Dermatology practice.

Arizona Mohs Surgery & Dermatology now has three outstanding physician assistants: Shelby Coplen, PA-C, Taylor, Foxworthy, PA-C, and Tabitha Bayne, PA-C. Having collectively practiced Dermatology in Tucson since 2018, they perform skin cancer screenings, biopsies, non-Mohs excisions, curettage, and topical therapy for cancers that may not need Mohs surgery. They are also experts in the treatment of rashes, psoriasis, rosacea, and acne. Our providers pride themselves on attention to detail, thorough skin examinations, and the highest quality care. We look forward to taking great care of you.

10/09/2024

Arizona Mohs Surgery & Dermatology is excited to announce that Shelby Coplen, PA-C has joined Dr. Anir Dhir and our experienced team! After receiving her Master of Physician Assistant Studies at the prestigious Butler University, Shelby has practiced medical dermatology in Tucson since 2018. She is an expert in skin cancer screenings, non-surgical treatment of skin cancer, and treatment of rashes, psoriasis, rosacea, and acne. Contact us today to schedule your dermatology or skin check appointment!

If you have already had a biopsy performed and have a Basal Cell Carcinoma or a Squamous Cell Carcinoma, you may contact us directly to schedule Mohs surgery with Dr. Dhir.

11/09/2023

It is hard to believe that Arizona Mohs Surgery is celebrating its 3-year Anniversary today! Dr. Dhir and Nathalie have been blessed in so many ways, and this endeavor and our incredible team surely ranks as one of the biggest blessing. What started with a colleague’s request to return to Tucson and the purchase of a dirt-floor shell (during the height of COVID shutdowns) has already culminated in 7,000 Mohs surgeries completed and nearly 300 Google reviews with a 5.0 rating. Dr. Dhir and Nathalie want to thank all of our cherished and talented staff, colleagues, patients, Venture West, National Bank of Arizona, Farhang & Medcoff, BeachFleischman, the Greater Oro Valley Chamber of Commerce and the greater Tucson business community for believing in us and our mission. It is an honor to practice here. 🌵☀️

05/08/2023

Call Dr. Anir Dhir’s office today to schedule your skin cancer skin exam 520-612-7722.

Despite basal cell carcinoma (BCC) being the most common form of skin cancer and the most frequently occurring form of all cancers, most BCCs are curable and cause minimal damage when caught and treated early.

05/01/2023

Skin Cancer is the most common form of cancer and thankfully, very curable if diagnosed and treated early. One in Five people will have a Basal Cell Carcinoma in their lifetime. Squamous Cell Carcinoma causes more deaths annually than Melanoma. Early detection is imperative. Call us today to schedule your skin check, 520-612-7722.

The world's most common cancer is a relentless disease that strikes one in five people by age 70. The good news is that 99 percent of all cases are curable if they are diagnosed and treated early enough. But in order to stop skin cancer, we have to spot it on time. See something NEW, CHANGING or UNUSUAL? It could be skin cancer. Go get checked! Learn more: https://www.skincancer.org/early-detection/