Areas of practice
Dr Segal’s listed areas of practice include diagnosis and biopsy, surgical excision, Slow Mohs surgery, complex facial reconstruction, and long-term follow-up.
Visit Dr Shaun Segal’s websiteAn assessment helps determine whether a concerning area needs monitoring or further investigation. If a biopsy is recommended, your doctor will explain its purpose, what the procedure involves, and how the results will guide the next steps.
Where surgery is recommended, your consultation will cover the proposed procedure, possible risks, repair options, and recovery. You will have the opportunity to ask questions before making a decision about treatment.
For patients considering Slow Mohs surgery, the consultation will explain why this approach may be recommended and how treatment is organised. The appropriate procedure depends on the individual diagnosis and assessment.
Reconstruction requires careful planning, particularly in visible or delicate areas. Your doctor will discuss the proposed repair, healing expectations, and the factors that may influence the result.
Follow-up appointments provide an opportunity to review healing, discuss results, and address concerns after treatment. Your care team will explain wound-care instructions and any recommended monitoring.
