Neck
Head and Neck Defect Reconstruction
Head and Neck Defect Reconstruction repairs or rebuilds missing or damaged tissue in the head and neck.
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Published ranges are national surgeon fees only, not total costs or a TRC quote. Facility, anesthesia and other fees are additional.
Skin Scars
Mohs Defect Reconstruction
Mohs Defect Reconstruction repairs the area of skin left after Mohs surgery removes skin cancer, helping close and rebuild the wound.
Skin Scars
Skin Cancer Defect Reconstruction
Skin Cancer Defect Reconstruction repairs areas where skin cancer has been removed, using nearby skin or tissue from another area.
Area depends on procedure
Post-Oncologic Defect Reconstruction
Post-Oncologic Defect Reconstruction repairs or rebuilds areas of the body where tissue has been removed during surgery to treat cancer.
Area depends on procedure
Acquired Soft-Tissue Defect Reconstruction
Acquired Soft-Tissue Defect Reconstruction repairs or replaces tissue lost or damaged through injury, illness or surgery to rebuild the affected area.
Skin Scars
Wide Local Excision Defect Reconstruction
Wide Local Excision Defect Reconstruction repairs the area left after skin and surrounding tissue have been surgically removed.
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