Even the most seasoned skin cancer GPs face surgical grey zones: those moments where the tumour edge isn’t obvious, the defect is awkward, or the appropriate closure is unclear.
In this webinar, A/Prof Jonny Levy takes a case-based look at the decisions that matter most. Built around the latest questions gathered throughout the year from your GP colleagues, this "potpourri" session and Q&A helps you troubleshoot your technique and approach complex conundrums with greater confidence in day-to-day practice.
Watch the replay to learn how to:
- Identify early decision points influencing clearance, cosmesis, and recurrence risk
- Apply structured reasoning to margin selection and defect planning
- Choose and execute closure options suited to challenging locations
- Prevent postoperative issues through thoughtful 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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