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Successful lip recon, big or small: start with plan, keep it simple
Lake Buena Vista, Fla. - When approaching lip reconstruction, the dermatologic surgeon should follow the same basic concept for both small and large defects - try to keep the closure as simple as possible, according to J. Robert Hamill Jr., M.D.
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