Procedures

Surgical treatment of skin cancers and other skin lesions either in rooms or in hospital. Dr Rowe offers all surgical treatments for skin cancers including BCC, SCC, Melanoma and benign lesions.

Skin grafts are done to move skin from one area on the body to another – either following surgical removal of a lesion such as a skin cancer, or to heal a wound caused by trauma or similar misadventure.

Skin is moved around in a particular pattern in a particular area to reconstruct a defect, often after removal of a skin cancer.

A complex surgery where tissue of varying types is raised on a vascular pedicle ( artery and vein) and transferred to a remote part of the body, such as from the thigh to the face, involving microsurgery to reconnect the vessels.

Repair of traumatic or infective injuries of the hand and upper limb, including fractures and dislocations, lacerations, burns, and deep and superficial infections.

Treatment of non-acute conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, arthritis, trigger finger, ganglions, mucous cysts and any “cold” condition of the hand or arm.

Reduction in size and reshaping of the female breast, or simply lifting and reshaping with no reduction in volume and size.

Removal of excess abdominal skin and fat, often following weight loss or pregnancy.