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Mohs Centre

Mohs micrographic surgery is a detailed surgical procedure to treat aggressive non-melanoma skin cancers, mainly on the face and neck.

Patients are referred to the centre after the diagnosis has been confirmed with a biopsy, and the cancer is considered complex.  Patients must be referred to the centre by a dermatologist or surgeon.

Mohs surgery is not done as a routine procedure. For most routine skin cancers, simple cutting out (excision) or scraping is done. The patients who come for a Mohs procedure have been selected as having unusual or more difficult tumours because of their type, size, location, or failure of other techniques to produce a cure.

Find out more about Mohs micrographic surgery and other special surgical procedures of the skin offered at Women's College Hospital.

 

Referral

Patients must be referred to the clinic by a dermatologist, otolaryngologist or plastic surgeon.

 

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Location and Contact Info

Women's College Hospital (main building)
76 Grenville Street
8th floor Toronto, ON M5S 1B2

Phone: 416-323-7732

Fax: 416-323-6306

Hours of Service
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
From 7:30 a.m. until all procedures have been completed.

Note: If a procedure requires that a plastic surgeon create a flap, this will be done on Tuesday after 3:00 p.m. (This does not happen often.)

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