GalleryImages are published with patient consent for educational purposes. Individual presentations and outcomes vary
Real results at different stages of healing
Many clinics show only final healed results.
In this gallery, you may see both early and long-term outcomes. This is intentional — it helps patients understand what the healing process actually looks like after a procedure.
Early appearances can look concerning, but most wounds improve significantly over time. Where possible, follow-up images are included to demonstrate this progression.
BCC left nasal ala
4 weeks after excision of BCC and skin graft procedure
Appearance of skin graft after 7 weeks
SCC Lateral leg with skin markings for flap procedure
Immediate result after excision and "Keystone" flap procedure
Appearance of leg 3 months after procedure
Moderately differentiated SCC of root of helix
Appearance of ear at 7 weeks after excision of skin cancer and flap procedure
Appearance of ear 9 weeks after procedure
SCC right scalp
2 weeks after excision of SCC and skin graft
Appearance of skin graft after 5 weeks
Laceration of leg from injury which was subsequently explored and repaired
Appearance of leg wound 1 week after exploration and repair
Appearance of leg scar 7 months after repair
Infiltrative BCC right leg
Appearance of leg 3 months after excision of skin cancer and skin graft procedure
Appearance of leg 11 months after procedure
Left facial (preauricular) SCC
Appearance of scar 2 weeks after removal of SCC
BCC of the forehead eminence
Appearance of scar 6 weeks after excision of BCC
Appearance of scar at 3 months
Suspicious pigmented lesion left forehead
Appearance of scar 1 month after excision