19 Mohs surgeons in 13 cities and towns across Connecticut. Mohs surgeons remove skin cancers layer by layer, checking each under the microscope. See every dermatologist in Connecticut.
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The NPI Registry lists 19 dermatologists in Connecticut who register mohs surgery as a specialty, in 13 cities and towns: 3 women and 16 men.
A way of removing skin cancer one thin layer at a time. The surgeon checks each layer under the microscope during the visit and stops when the edges are clear, which spares healthy skin. It is used mostly for basal and squamous cell carcinoma on the face, ears, hands and other places where tissue matters.
Usually the cancer is first diagnosed by biopsy, often by a general dermatologist, who then refers you. Many insurance plans also require a referral. Call the practice to check.
No. Mohs surgeons complete extra training after a dermatology residency. This list shows the dermatologists who register Mohs micrographic surgery as a specialty in the NPI Registry.
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