Mohs Surgery
Mohs surgery has become the gold standard for treatment of
anatomically-challenging basal cell carcinomas (the most common
form of skin cancer). This surgical technique allows for maximal
assessment of tumor margins while minimizing tissue loss and
subsequent deformities.
In the Mohs procedure rooms, patients undergo
tissue-sparing treatment for basal cell carcinomas and other
non-melanoma cutaneous malignancies.
Patients are referred for Mohs surgery from around the state
and benefit from the department's long-standing dedication to
and experience with this cutting-edge technique.
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Contact Information Farmington
21 South Road,
Second Floor Directions
Office Hours
Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
To make an appointment, call:
Drs. Omar A. Ibrahimi and James Whalen: 860-679-7554
Dr. Hanspaul Makkar: 860-679-8417 Fax
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Drs. Ibrahimi and Whalen: 860-679-2915
Fax for Dr. Makkar: 860-679-8418 |
Dr. Omar A. Ibrahimi
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Dr. Hanspaul Makkar's Team
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Clockwise from upper
left: Abdul Yusoff; Sarah Tessier; Lea Gostyla; Judy Almonte,
M.A.; Mary Pat Hanlon, Histotechnologist; Hanspaul Makkar, M.D.;
Sheila Gentile, Receptionist. |
Dr. James D. Whalen's Team
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Clockwise from upper left: Melissa Kirk, Clerk; Marylee Monteiro, Clinical
Office Assistant; Eileen Crawfort, R.N.; Deborah Ayotte, Histotechnologist;
James Whalen, M.D., Vice Chairman and Mohs Surgeon; Barbara Treadwell,
Medical Assistant. |
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