By using microscopic examination with detailed mapping, the Mohs surgeon is able to pinpoint areas involved with cancer that are otherwise invisible to the naked eye. Therefore, even the smallest microscopic roots of cancer can be removed. The results are: 1) the removal of as little normal skin as possible, and 2) the highest possible cure rate for the cancer.
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