Mohs Micrographic Surgery

WINTER GARDEN · APOPKA · THE VILLAGES, FL

WHAT THIS SERVICE TREATS

The skin cancer treatment with the highest cure rate

Mohs micrographic surgery is a specialized technique for removing skin cancer, with the highest reported cure rate of any available treatment. It's typically recommended for cancers that are large, recurrent, or aggressive, and for tumors located in areas like the nose, ears, eyelids, lips, hairline, hands, feet, and genitals, where preserving healthy tissue matters most.

Mohs surgery is performed in our office, with our own surgical and laboratory facilities, under local anesthesia.

WHEN MOHS IS RECOMMENDED

Areas where preserving healthy tissue matters most

  • Nose

  • Ears

  • Eyelids

  • Lips

  • Hairline

  • Hands

  • Feet

  • Genitals

HOW IT WORKS

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Precise, Tissue-Sparing Removal

Because tissue is removed and examined layer by layer, only cancerous tissue is taken, sparing as much healthy skin as possible — which is why Mohs has the highest reported cure rate of any skin cancer treatment.

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Performed by a Fellowship-Trained Specialist

Dr. Michael Wangia is board-certified in Micrographic Dermatologic Surgery and in Dermatopathology, and is a Fellow of the American Society for Mohs Surgery. His training spans tumor pathology, complex tumor locations, and wound reconstruction.

Self-pay fees

Rates below are for self-pay patients. Medically necessary Mohs surgery is typically covered by insurance — our team can help verify your specific benefits before your visit.

PRICING

Mohs Surgery, 1st Stage

$1,000

A Proven Technique

Developed in the 1930s by Dr. Frederic Mohs at the University of Wisconsin, Mohs surgery is now practiced worldwide. Unlike other skin cancer treatments, Mohs allows for immediate, complete microscopic examination of the removed tissue during the procedure itself, so every "root" and extension of the cancer can be located and removed.

Schedule your visit

Book a one-on-one hair loss evaluation with our board-certified dermatologists.

Mohs Repair

Varies by location and repair type

$1,000–$1,600

Additional Stages

$800

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