Mohs micrographic surgery is the most effective and cosmetic technique for the treatment of skin cancer. It is primarily used to treat skin cancers on cosmetically sensitive areas and/or those that are more aggressive. Physicians become qualified to perform this procedure following an intensive fellowship that may range from 1 to 2 years after a dermatology, otolaryngology or plastic surgery residency. This ensures the highest standards and expertise in treating cutaneous maligancies and the subsequent reconstruction.

Dr. Lane completed a Mohs surgery fellowship with Dr. David Kent in Macon, Georgia and after several years in private practice, is pleased to offer these services in Columbus, Georgia and surrounding areas. As the only fellowship-trained Mohs surgeon in the region, Dr. Lane has extensive experience treating both non-melanoma and melanoma skin cancers in addition to the subsequent reconstruction.