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'Chippers' vs. 'Hackers'
Chicago - Mohs surgeons may be divided into two general categories by style: "chippers" or close cutters, who generally use more than one Mohs stage to remove each tumor, and "hackers" or wide cutters, who take larger initial margins and usually complete tumor removal in one stage.
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