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Nasolabial Flap for Nose Reconstruction: Dr. Brenner’s approach to skin...
Nasolabial Flap for Nasal Reconstruction Interesting case in a Los Angeles skin cancer patient: Reconstruction of a nasal skin cancer defect: This patient presented to me for nose reconstruction of...
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Drug may reduce skin cancers in organ transplant patients
Capecitabine may help reduce skin cancers in some patients A recent observational study in Minnesota (Jirakulaporn, et al. Capecitabine for skin cancer prevention in solid organ transplant recipients....
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FDA approves drug that increases survival in melanoma patients
As a Board-Certified Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon in Los Angeles, I devote a large portion of my practice to the treatment and prevention of skin cancers and the reconstruction of skin cancer...
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Keratoacanthoma: Why we treat it like squamous cell cancer.
Keratoacanthoma mimics squamous cell cancer Keratoacanthoma is a fairly common low-grade skin cancer that originates in the pilosebaceous glands. Pilosebaceous glands are the components of the deep...
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Nasolabial flap reconstruction for skin cancer repair: ready for stage two.
Nasolabial flap for nasal reconstruction, stage two. Nasolabial flap reconstruction of the nasal ala (nostril) is a staged procedure that requires skill, dilligence and judgment during execution for...
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Commendation recognizes Dr. Brenner’s surgical charity and skill as a Los...
Recently, Dr. Kevin Brenner was presented with this official commendation from The City of Los Angeles and Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa. This ornate certificate is not simply beautiful visually, but is...
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Nasolabial Flap for Skin Cancer Repair: Typical Plastic Surgery Results
Before Nasolabial Flap Skin Cancer Nasal Repair After Nasolabial Flap Skin Cancer Nasal Repair This patient is pictured here before and after nasal reconstruction for skin...
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Do I need Mohs Surgery for the Skin Cancer on my face?
Moh's Surgery for removing Skin Cancer on the face Today Mohs Surgery or Moh’s Micrographic Surgery is a well-established technique for removing skin cancers. The basic premise is that the skin cancer...
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If you drive in Los Angeles, your risk of skin cancer may be higher than you...
Sun exposure while driving can increase skin cancer risk. Let’s face it. If you live in Los Angeles, there is a very good chance that you drive a car on a daily basis. Although automotive windshield...
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STOP CANCER 5K/10K is this Sunday; Still time to Donate
Rox Center to Sponsor STOP CANCER RUN Thank you to all of my patients, colleagues, family and friends who have already lent their support for the 2011 STOP CANCER walk. This Sunday, my colleagues will...
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Surgical Friends Foundation at UCLA
Surgical Friends Foundation at UCLA After a long day of operating yesterday, I woke up this morning to find the most amazing thank you letter in my email. As a member of The Surgical Friends...
View ArticleSkin Cancer Repair on the Nose
Skin Cancer Repair on the nose can be a very challenging problem to repair. Basal Cell Carcinoma and Squamous Cell Carcinoma are found very commonly on the face for patients in Los Angeles. These...
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Support STOP CANCER; Join team ROX CENTER
Join TEAM ROX for the STOP CANCER 5K/10K Run. 5K/10K RUN/WALK JOIN TEAM ROX CENTER on Sunday October 7th as we walk to support STOP CANCER. This year, Dr. Brenner is proud to serve on the SC board of...
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STOP CANCER WALK…its not too late to sign up or donate!
ROX CENTER supports STOP CANCER WALK We hope you can make it out to the STOP Cancer Walk this Sunday. It should be a really great event. You can sign up here: ROX Center team page Check in for the STOP...
View ArticleGot Breast Cancer? Meet Our New Surgical Oncologist
Breast Cancer and Melanoma Specialist: Dr. Travis Kidner Breast cancer and Melanoma still remain significant medical and surgical challenges. No one likes to hear the “C” word, but when you or a family...
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