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  • London Mole Removal Surgeon

Skin Surgery

Mr Juling Ong is a Plastic & Reconstructive surgeon who treats moles and other skin lesions in adults and children.

Skin cancer removal

Surgical removal is the most common treatment for skin cancer and is typically performed by either a dermatologist or a plastic and reconstructive surgeon. The type of surgery you will have depends on the size and position of the cancer.

Early diagnosis and treatment of skin cancer ensure the best possible outcome and removal of the tumour is usually indicated. Mr Juling Ong employs a range of reconstructive techniques to successfully remove the facial tumour, particularly on sensitive areas of the face such as the nose, lips or eyelids, while ensuring the least impact on facial appearance.

The most common skin cancer affecting the face is basal cell carcinoma, usually resulting from sun exposure. Although it is not usually life-threatening and typically doesn’t spread beyond its original site, it can result in scars if removal is not carefully planned. Once it has been removed, then the recurrence rate is generally low.

Squamous cell carcinoma is the second most common type of skin cancer and often presents on the face, lips or ears. Malignant melanoma is the least common but also the most dangerous type of skin cancer and responds best to early diagnosis and removal.

Mr Ong will be able to advise you on your mole and whether this should be removed if there is a chance this may be a type of cancer. Although most moles are not cancerous, they can catch on necklaces and clothes and Mr Ong can advise on a surgical removal. Although scars are always permanent, Mr Ong uses surgical techniques which enable them to heal in the best possible way for your skin type.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens during skin cancer surgery?

This depends on the size and position of the tumour. A small tumour and the surrounding healthy skin are usually removed and then closed directly by sutures, under local anaesthetic, resulting in a small scar.

Mohs micrographic surgery entails removing the cancer in layers until all cancerous cells are gone and may be indicated if you have had skin cancers in the same place previously or if the cancer is starting to spread or the tumour is very large. It is often used to treat skin cancers on the face as it reduces trauma and scarring. Mohs is typically performed under a local anaesthetic. Mr Juling Ong will often provide reconstruction after the tumour is removed by the Mohs surgeon.

A larger tumour may require reconstruction afterwards, using a skin graft or flap to ‘cover’ the damaged or missing skin. This may be performed under a general anaesthetic.

Afterwards, tissue analysis is performed to ensure all the tumour has been successfully removed.

During your consultation, Mr Juling Ong will explain all potential risks and discuss your treatment options in full. Please call us on‬ 020 7927 6528 or email us at info@julingong.com to arrange an appointment.

  • London Mole Removal Surgeon

Skin Cancer Surgery

Mr Juling Ong is a Plastic & Reconstructive surgeon who treats moles and other skin lesions in adults and children.

Surgical removal is the most common treatment for skin cancer and is typically performed by either a dermatologist or a plastic and reconstructive surgeon. The type of surgery you will have depends on the size and position of the cancer.

Early diagnosis and treatment of skin cancer ensure the best possible outcome and removal of the tumour is usually indicated. Mr Juling Ong employs a range of reconstructive techniques to successfully remove the facial tumour, particularly on sensitive areas of the face such as the nose, lips or eyelids, while ensuring the least impact on facial appearance.

The most common skin cancer affecting the face is basal cell carcinoma, usually resulting from sun exposure. Although it is not usually life-threatening and typically doesn’t spread beyond its original site, it can result in scars if removal is not carefully planned. Once it has been removed, then the recurrence rate is generally low.

Squamous cell carcinoma is the second most common type of skin cancer and often presents on the face, lips or ears. Malignant melanoma is the least common but also the most dangerous type of skin cancer and responds best to early diagnosis and removal.

Mr Ong will be able to advise you on your mole and whether this should be removed if there is a chance this may be a type of cancer. Although most moles are not cancerous, they can catch on necklaces and clothes and Mr Ong can advise on a surgical removal. Although scars are always permanent, Mr Ong uses surgical techniques which enable them to heal in the best possible way for your skin type.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens during skin cancer surgery?

This depends on the size and position of the tumour. A small tumour and the surrounding healthy skin are usually removed and then closed directly by sutures, under local anaesthetic, resulting in a small scar.

Mohs micrographic surgery entails removing the cancer in layers until all cancerous cells are gone and may be indicated if you have had skin cancers in the same place previously or if the cancer is starting to spread or the tumour is very large. It is often used to treat skin cancers on the face as it reduces trauma and scarring. Mohs is typically performed under a local anaesthetic. Mr Juling Ong will often provide reconstruction after the tumour is removed by the Mohs surgeon.

A larger tumour may require reconstruction afterwards, using a skin graft or flap to ‘cover’ the damaged or missing skin. This may be performed under a general anaesthetic.

Afterwards, tissue analysis is performed to ensure all the tumour has been successfully removed.

During your consultation, Mr Juling Ong will explain all potential risks and discuss your treatment options in full. Please call us on‬ 020 7927 6528 or email us at info@julingong.com to arrange an appointment.

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Paul lawson
Paul lawson
13:19 05 Sep 22
Absolutely fabulous surgeon. Very caring and relaxing to be with. He fixed my nose after a serious accident. Could... recommend him higherread more
Chris mast
Chris mast
09:44 23 Oct 21
Highly skilled professional surgeon,don't hesitate to send your child to be reviewed by Dr Ong. Very impressed with the... outcome for my daughter..read more
tiantian
tiantian
23:49 08 Jun 21
I saw Dr Juling for a very complicated problem from the past with multiple corrections before.I can tell for sure now... he is one of the best surgeons I can find in London! I had few consultations with him before the surgery. Comparing to other surgeons, he is confident, high skilled, patient and a good listener. All consultations including free follow up were almost 1 hour long without any rush at all,We finally decided to do few procedures including a facelift to address my concerns and repair the face.Fast forward to the day, he made a very detailed & tailored plan. Despite it involves a standard facelift, he didn’t cut into my hairline.I was able to meet friends from day 3. Despite expected swelling, my incision is so short and neat. All my friends would want to see him now. Comparing my incision to some “famous surgeon work”, I can clearly tell how talent he is. My incision is way more short and neat. There is no tension at all at surface level.Juling has the best manner too. He never judges me but listens to my concern and works with me. Whenever I email him my concerns, he always gets back to me so quickly and provides detailed suggestions/advices. I feel incredibly lucky to find him, and I will go no one else if I need anything in future. His work is incredible, amazing and much better than some heavily advertised, highly charged surgeons. I strongly recommend you seeing him if you need anything done/fixed and want to find a kind heart, professional and super talented surgeon.read more
natasha friend
natasha friend
19:13 27 Sep 20
An experienced and professional doctor. He took the time to ensure I understood everything, and had a calm and... friendly manner. I would highly recommend a consultation with him.read more
kate morgan
kate morgan
11:51 25 Sep 20
Would highly recommend mr Ong he was very professional and was able to explain things in a way that puts the parents at... ease and feel reassured. mr Ong was recommended to me by a friend and I would certainly recommend him.read more
Marialeta Moumtzoglou
Marialeta Moumtzoglou
19:58 21 Sep 20
Excellent doctor. Would highly recommend. Personable and friendly, but most importantly exceptional in his field.
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Member of American Society of Plastic Surgeons
Member of BAAPS
Member of BAPRAS

020 7927 6528
info@julingong.com

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NHS & Private

  • Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children

Private Clinics

  • The Consulting Suite
  • 9 Harley Street

Private Hospitals

  • The Portland Hospital
  • The Wellington Hospital
  • The Weymouth Hospital

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Member of American Society of Plastic Surgeons
Member of BAAPS
Member of BAPRAS

Craniofacial and Paediatric Plastic Surgeon

020 7927 6528
info@julingong.com

BOOK A CONSULTATION

NHS & Private

  • Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children

Private Clinics

  • The Consulting Suite
  • 9 Harley Street

Private Hospitals

  • The Portland Hospital
  • The Wellington Hospital
  • The Weymouth Hospital

Copyright | Mr Juling Ong

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