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Skin Cancer Surgery: Gold Standard Treatment for Effective Cure

Skin cancer surgery is the gold standard for effectively treating and curing most types of skin cancer. At our clinics, we successfully treat 95% of cases. Only about 5% of complex cases are referred to specialized units for advanced care.

Key to Success: Clear Margins

The most crucial part of skin cancer surgery is removing the cancer with a margin of normal skin, known as a “clear margin.” The required margin size depends on how invasive the cancer is:

  • Less invasive cancers need a margin of about 2-3 mm.
  • More invasive cancers may require a 10 mm margin to ensure complete removal.

The Most Common Procedure: Elliptical Excision

Most of our surgeries (90%) use an elliptical excision technique, where we remove the cancer in an elliptical shape around the affected area. This approach typically leaves a straight-line scar, which is minimally visible and highly effective in removing the cancer with clear margins.

For More Complex Cases: Flaps and Skin Grafts

In about 10% of cases, an elliptical excision isn’t possible, and flap or skin graft surgery is needed to ensure complete removal. Dr. Kim has extensive experience in both flap and graft techniques, providing effective treatment even for complex skin cancers.

Affordable, High-Quality Care

Providing surgical treatment involves professional expertise, specialized equipment, and high-quality materials such as sutures, which adds to the cost of care. Our goal is to provide the best outcomes affordably, with a gap charge of approximately $150–$300, depending on the type of procedure required.

Our priority is to deliver expert, cost-effective, high-quality care tailored to each case, ensuring the best possible outcomes for every patient.

Check out the REAL cases below to better understand what’s involved in skin cancer surgery.

 

REAL CASES FOR SKIN CANCER SURGERY

🧴 Skin Cancer Removal from the Right Eyebrow
This patient had a skin cancer located in the right eyebrow. It was safely removed under local anaesthesia in our clinic.
🕒 The procedure took about 15 minutes and was:
✅ Safe
✅ Effective
✅ Minimally invasive – no hospital stay required
Early detection and timely removal are key to managing skin cancers with minimal scarring and excellent outcomes.
📞 Call 02 9411 4880 or 0433 284 880 to book your consultation.
📍 Clinics in Chatswood and Cabramatta, Sydney
🕒 Open Wed–Sat | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (appointments only)
🔍 Skin Cancer Treated with Care and Precision 🔍
This patient presented with two Squamous Cell Carcinomas (SCCs) on the left temple. Both lesions were surgically removed under local anaesthesia in our clinic.
When treating skin cancer—especially on the face—meticulous suturing is essential not only for complete removal but also for achieving the best possible cosmetic outcome.
With years of experience in skin cancer surgery and cosmetic procedures, Dr. Peter Kim ensures both medical and aesthetic excellence in every case.
📞 Call 02 9411 4880 or 0433 284 880 to schedule an appointment.
📍 Locations: Chatswood and Cabramatta, Sydney
🕒 Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Wed–Sat)

 

🚨 Large BCC Removed Successfully 🚨
This very large basal cell carcinoma (BCC) had been growing for three years before the patient sought treatment. BCCs often appear as red, slowly enlarging skin lesions and should be addressed early to prevent further complications.
At SunCancer Doctors, we excised the lesion under local anesthesia, carefully suturing the wound in two layers to ensure optimal healing and minimal scarring.
🔎 Early detection saves skin! Book your skin check today. Call 02 9411 4880. #SkinCancerAwareness #BCC #EarlyDetection #DrPeterKim

 

✅ Successful Skin Cancer Removal
A small squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) arising from a scar on the back was successfully removed under local anesthesia at our clinic. Early detection and treatment are key to preventing further complications.
📅 Book your skin check today with Dr. Peter Kim. Call 02 9411 4880. #SkinCancerTreatment #SCC #EarlyDetection #DrPeterKim

 

🔎 Early Detection Saves Lives! A melanoma in situ was recently detected on a patient’s leg. Thankfully, early-stage melanomas like this can be safely removed under local anesthesia at our clinic. Regular skin checks are crucial—catching skin cancer early makes all the difference! 📅 Book your skin check today with Dr. Peter Kim. Call 02 9411 4880. #SkinCancerAwareness #Melanoma #EarlyDetection #DrPeterKim

 

Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC) of the Ear Removed 🩺
Eastwood I Cabramatta I Chatswood
This patient had a BCC in the ear area, which was successfully excised under local anesthesia.
✔️ Quick, effective removal
✔️ Minimal discomfort
✔️ Early detection is key!
If you notice any unusual skin changes, don’t wait—book a consultation today! 📞 Call 02 9411 4880
#SkinCancer #BCCRemoval #DrPeterKim #EarlyDetection #HealthySkin

 

🩺 Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC) – Forehead Excision
This Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC) was removed from the forehead of a patient with an Indian background. While skin cancer is less common in darker skin tones, Australia’s intense sun exposure puts everyone at risk.
✔️ Skin cancer can affect all ethnicities
✔️ Early detection leads to simpler treatment
✔️ Excised under local anesthesia with minimal downtime
🔍 Regular skin checks are crucial for early detection! Book your consultation today.
📞 Call 02 9411 4880 to schedule your appointment.
#SkinCancerAwareness #SCC #EarlyDetection #DrPeterKim

 

🩺 Basal Cell Carcinoma Excision – Right Chin
This Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC) was successfully excised under local anesthesia. 95% of skin cancers can be safely managed in our clinic with expert care and precision.
✔️ Early detection = better outcomes
✔️ Minimally invasive treatment
✔️ Quick recovery
🔍 Regular skin checks can save lives! If you notice any unusual skin changes, book a consultation today.
📞 Call 02 9411 4880 to schedule your appointment.

 

🩺 Biopsy-Proven Basal Cell Carcinoma of the Eyebrow
This case is unique and challenging because a standard elliptical excision would have pulled the eyebrow upwards, creating a cosmetic concern.
💡 Our Solution? The H-Flap Procedure!
✅ Minimizes cosmetic distortion by pulling skin horizontally instead of vertically
✅ Preserves the natural eyebrow position
✅ Results in an imperceptible scar once healed
By using advanced surgical techniques, we ensure the best aesthetic and medical outcome.
🔍 Early detection and expert surgical planning make all the difference. If you notice any unusual skin changes, book a consultation today!
📞 Call 02 9411 4880 to schedule an appointment at Sun Cancer Doctors with Dr. Peter Kim
#SkinCancerRemoval #BCC #EyebrowSurgery #FlapReconstruction #DrPeterKim #SunCancerDoctors #EarlyDetection

 

🔍 Unusual Age Spot Turned Out to Be Skin Cancer
This patient wanted to remove an age spot on the forearm. While rare, Asians can still develop skin cancer, especially under Australia’s harsh sun. A biopsy confirmed Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC).
✅ Excised under local anesthesia
✅ Early detection ensured successful treatment
✅ Skin cancer can affect all skin types
Don’t ignore unusual spots or changes in your skin! Book a skin check today.
📞 Call 02 9411 4880 for an appointment
#SkinCancerAwareness #EarlyDetection #SCC #DrPeterKim #SkinCheck

 

Early Detection Can Save Lives!
This patient had two skin cancers—Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC) and Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC)—which were both excised in a single procedure under local anesthesia.
Both BCC and SCC can grow and cause significant damage if left untreated. Fortunately, early detection and removal lead to excellent outcomes.
🔎 Regular skin checks are crucial, especially if you have a history of sun exposure or skin cancer. Don’t wait until it’s too late—book your skin cancer screening today!
📞 Call 02 9411 4880 to schedule an appointment with Dr. Kim.

 

Early Detection Saves Lives!
This Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC) on the back was detected during a routine skin cancer check.
✅ Simple excision with a 100% cure rate
✅ No major surgery needed when caught early
✅ Prevention & regular checks are key
If you have sun-damaged skin or a personal/family history of skin cancer, don’t wait! Routine skin cancer checks can help detect dangerous cancers like melanoma before they become life-threatening.
📍 Skin Cancer Doctors | 20+ Years of Experience
📞 Call 02 9411 4880 to book your skin check today!
#SkinCancerAwareness #EarlyDetection #DrPeterKim #SkinCheck

 

🩺 Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC) of the Scalp – Successfully Treated!
This patient had a Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC) on the scalp. Since the scalp has limited excess skin, simple closure wasn’t an option. Instead, we used an advanced reconstructive technique called a rotational skin flap to carefully fill the area after removing the skin cancer.
✅ Complete cancer removal
✅ Expert surgical reconstruction
✅ Natural-looking healing & excellent outcome
Skin cancer on the scalp is often overlooked but should never be ignored. Early detection & proper treatment can prevent larger surgeries.
📞 Call 02 9411 4880 to book your skin cancer check today!
#SkinCancerAwareness #BasalCellCarcinoma #BCC #SkinFlapSurgery #DrPeterKim

 

A patient presented with a painful lesion on the upper arm. A biopsy was performed, revealing keratoacanthoma, a variant of squamous cell carcinoma. The lesion was excised under local anesthesia, and the procedure was completed without complications.

 

A BCC was excised from the chest under local anaesthesia. we provide same day surgery as the consultation.

 

🩺 Flap Surgery for Skin Cancer in Tight-Skin Areas
When a skin cancer is located in an area with tight skin, such as the scalp, primary closure of the skin is often not possible.
In this case, after removing the skin cancer, a small skin flap was carefully rotated to cover the resulting defect. This technique ensures the wound is closed effectively while maintaining functionality and achieving the best possible cosmetic outcome.
Flap surgery is a versatile solution for challenging locations where simple suturing isn’t an option. 😊

 


🩺 Rapidly Growing BCC on the Forearm Removed Quickly
This patient presented with a rapidly growing Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC) on the right forearm, which had enlarged significantly over just a few weeks. Concerned about the growth and potential need for extensive surgery, the patient sought immediate care after being unable to see a dermatologist for several weeks.
The BCC was successfully removed under local anesthesia in a procedure that took less than 10 minutes.
It’s a reminder that skin cancer doesn’t always require a dermatologist for removal—prompt treatment can prevent further complications and ensure excellent outcomes.

 

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🩺 Basal Cell Carcinoma Successfully Removed
A Basal Cell Carcinoma located on the temple was surgically removed with great care. The area was meticulously sutured using threads as fine as her eyebrows to ensure the best possible cosmetic outcome.
Precise techniques like this help achieve excellent results, both medically and aesthetically.

 

✨ A squamous cell carcinoma on the left cheek was surgically removed. Follow-up photographs show the results immediately after surgery and one week later. Sutures on the face are typically removed after one week.
The surgical incision was carefully placed along a natural crease, ensuring a superior cosmetic outcome.

 

🩺 Rare Skin Cancer Successfully Treated
This is a rare case of skin cancer in an Asian woman in her 40s. Skin cancer is uncommon in Asians, especially in areas with little to no UV exposure, making this case particularly unusual.
The cancer was successfully removed, and the area was meticulously sutured to ensure the best possible cosmetic outcome.

 

A type of skin cancer called squamous cell carcinoma was removed from the left hand. This left a large wound that couldn’t be closed. To cover it, a piece of skin was taken from the left thigh. Skin grafting is a quick procedure that takes about 15 minutes and can be done safely in our clinic under local anesthesia.

 

This is what a skin graft looks like one week after surgery. The grafted skin on the hand should appear healthy and pink, and the donor area on the thigh should also look nice and pink.

 

A keratoacanthoma, a type of skin cancer that can grow quickly, was removed safely under local anesthesia in our clinic.

 

An simple excision of the basal cell carcinoma on the upper arm.

 

An simple excision of the basal cell carcinoma on the upper arm.

 

An simple excision of the basal cell carcinoma on the back.

An simple excision of the basal cell carcinoma on the face.

 

An simple excision of the basal cell carcinoma on the chest.

 

An simple excision of the squamous cell carcinoma on the chest.

An simple excision of the basal cell carcinoma on the chest.

 

An simple excision of the squamous cell carcinoma on the leg.

 

An simple excision of the basal cell carcinoma on the leg.

An simple excision of the basal cell carcinoma on the abdomen.

 

An simple excision of the basal cell carcinoma on the forehead.

 

An simple excision of the squamous cell carcinoma on the ear.

An simple excision of the basal cell carcinoma on the abdomen,

 

An simple excision of the basal cell carcinoma on the abdomen.

 

An simple excision of the basal cell carcinoma on the upper arm.