Cary Skin Center has achieved accreditation as the first SRC Center of Excellence in Mohs Surgery, with Dr. Robert Clark and Dr. Adam Ingraffea recognized as Surgeons of Excellence in Mohs Surgery.

Our fellowship-trained Mohs surgeons have taken and successfully passed the new first-ever Board Certification Examination in Micrographic Dermatologic Surgery. This represents a new level of the gold standard in Mohs Micrographic Surgery.

This first opportunity to take and achieve board certification in Mohs Micrographic Surgery occurred in October 2021. Our physicians have again achieved the highest level of academic achievement, skill, and knowledge in Mohs surgery.

Our surgeons are fellowship-trained skin cancer and reconstructive surgeons specializing in the Mohs micrographic surgical technique used to treat skin cancer. Fellowship training serves to promote and advance the highest standards of patient care and expertise in Mohs surgery.

You should send a marked photo of the biopsy site immediately upon making an appointment with our office. Biopsy site should be clearly marked on the photo. Adequately marked photos of the biopsy site are absolutely critical to scheduling surgery.

Send site photos in .JPG format via e-mail to photo@caryskincenter.com (type patient’s D.O.B. and initials in subject line).

If you are unable to provide a marked photo of the biopsy site, please call the Cary office at (919) 363-7546 or the Pinehurst office at (910) 295-1761 to schedule a biopsy site photo appointment in our office, free of charge, immediately.

Patients and visitors are no longer required to wear a face mask but may do so if they wish. We ask that all be respectful of those who choose to wear a mask.

If you develop any symptoms of a respiratory infection (e.g., cough, sore throat, fever, difficulty breathing or shortness of breath), or test positive for COVID-19, or you have been exposed to someone with COVID-19, please call us to discuss this before coming to your appointment.

Patients may bring ONE VISITOR with them to a surgery appointment. NO visitors are permitted for non-surgical, follow-up appointments.

Do not bring children or pets to any appointment.

Patients must remain in the surgical room, except for bathroom visits, until the entire surgery visit is completed. Visitors can remain in the procedure room only until surgery begins. Once the surgery begins, visitors may wait in our lobby.

A visitor providing essential support to a patient who relies upon them for care (helpers, caregivers, language facilitators) are allowed to remain in room with patient.

Audio Recording, Video Recording, or Photographing Any Patients, Clinic Staff, Providers, Rooms, or Surgeries is PROHIBITED.

Use of cell phones by patients and visitors for phone calls inside the clinic building is PROHIBITED.

Patients and visitors are welcome to use cell phones for phone calls in the two following areas:

•  Outside the practice building

•  Parking lot

Cell phones or other electronic devices must be MUTED and SILENCED for all other activities (email, web browsing, social media, etc.).