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Why choose Atlanta dermatology&laser surgery?

About Us. Atlanta Dermatology & Laser Surgery (ATL DERM) was founded 50 years ago by Dr. Jerry L. Cooper, Board Certified Dermatologist and ATL DERM Medical Director. Our skilled team of experts consist of qualified Board-Certified Dermatologists, MOHS Surgeons and Physician Assistants that ensure our patients receive the most comprehensive ...

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What is the Atlanta skin care and laser center?

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What is a MOHS micrographic?

Mohs micrographic surgery is a tissue-sparing procedure. It is used to remove certain forms of skin cancer. The major advantage of Mohs surgery is that your doctor can take out the skin cancer. precisely while removing the least amount of healthy skin. Our MOHS surgeons typically recommend surgery for.

What is Mohs surgery?

Mohs surgery is the treatment of choice for people with basal cell. or squamous cell skin cancer that has come back after prior treatment. After the complete removal of the skin cancer, you and your care team will discuss the options for the fastest healing and best surgical scar.

How accurate is the Dermtech test?

The DermTech Melanoma Test is extremely accurate, with a 99% negative predictive value (AKA, a 99% probability that a negative test means you truly don’t have the disease). Click here to learn more about the DermTech Melanoma Test and if it is right for you.

How is skin around cancer cells numbed?

The skin around the cancer cells is numbed with an injected anesthetic. Any visible, raised area of the tumor is removed first. A thin layer of tissue is removed from the involved site, with attempt to preserve as much healthy, normal skin as possible.