Skin Tumor Removal

It is indeed concerning that more and more people are affected by skin tumors, as skin cancer, including basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and malignant melanoma, is the most common cancer in Germany. The precise diagnosis and treatment of these tumors is of crucial importance in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Careful planning of tumor removal is essential to ensure that the tumor is completely removed while preserving the surrounding tissue.

The accuracy of the diagnosis before the procedure is particularly important to minimize the risk of spreading malignant cells. The possibility of intraoperative frozen section diagnosis plays a central role here, as it allows a well-founded histological result to be obtained within less than two hours. This not only reduces waiting times but also accelerates treatment and enables a targeted approach.

Modern frozen section diagnosis is successfully offered at our facility. Long-proven methods such as "Mohs surgery" in combination with modern frozen section diagnosis and precise surgical planning help ensure that operations can be performed safely, successfully, and efficiently.