Demonstrates effective reconstruction in patients with skin cancer on the nose, suggesting a viable surgical option.
A 62-year-old male presented to the dermatology department with a primary complaint of an achromatic tumorous lesion protruding above the surrounding skin, with central atrophy, irregular borders, and visible telangiectasias, located on the nasal distal third, slightly toward the left nasal dorsum. Based on the clinical presentation, basal cell carcinoma was suspected and surgical excision under local anesthesia was recommended. [...].
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