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Paolo Boggio1, Federica Veronese2, Benedetta Miglino1
1Unit of Dermatology, Eastern Piedmont University, Maggiore della Carità Hospital, Novara, Italy.
Summary
This study introduces a surgical technique for removing two adjacent skin lesions with a single flap, resulting in no visible scar. It offers an aesthetic alternative to traditional rhomboid excision methods.
Area of Science:
- Dermatology
- Plastic Surgery
- Surgical Techniques
Background:
- Standard surgical excision of contiguous cutaneous lesions can lead to unfavorable aesthetic outcomes.
- Rhomboid excision, while common, may not always yield optimal cosmetic results for certain lesion configurations.
Observation:
- A novel surgical procedure utilizing a single transposition flap and suture line was developed.
- This technique addresses the challenge of excising two adjacent skin lesions effectively.
Findings:
- The described method allows for the complete removal of two contiguous cutaneous lesions.
- The procedure results in a single suture line, minimizing visible scarring and enhancing aesthetic results.
Implications:
- This technique provides a valuable alternative for plastic surgeons managing cutaneous lesions where traditional methods are suboptimal.
- It offers improved cosmetic outcomes for patients undergoing skin lesion removal, particularly in aesthetically sensitive areas.
- The single transposition flap and suture line approach represents an advancement in scarless skin lesion excision.
