Webinar replay: Skin cancer surgery dilemmas & FAQs (part 3)

Even experienced doctors encounter those “what would you do here?” moments in skin cancer surgery, from defining margins to performing closures on tricky anatomical sites.

In this webinar, A/Prof Jonny Levy covers a potpourri of commonly encountered skin cancer surgery conundrums and FAQs. This webinar brings together frequently asked questions from GPs and real-world cases to help refine your surgical decision-making in everyday general practice.

Watch the replay to learn how to:

• Recognise subtle surgical pitfalls that can compromise clearance or cosmesis
• Apply evidence-based principles to improve outcomes in challenging cases
• Refine your approach to wound closure and reconstructive planning
• Avoid common post-op complications through sound technique and follow-up

Suitable for doctors with some experience in skin cancer surgery, this session is part of our free monthly education series for alumni, current course participants, and practitioners interested in skin cancer. The session is designed to help you apply your learning in real-world clinical practice, with case discussions and Q&A.

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