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Background  Our article describes our experience with using a frontal axial pattern flap combined with hard palate mucosa transplant to reconstruct midfacial defects after the excision of huge basal cell carcinoma.    Methods  We retrospectively reviewed four patients diagnosed with midface huge basal cell carcinoma through biopsy between 2014 and 2016. Both the eyelid and nose were involved in all the patients. All the patients underwent the studied surgical method and were followed up from 12 to 36 months.    Results  All the patients preserved good eyelid function and relatively good esthetic satisfaction. No basal cell carcinoma recurred.    Conclusions  This combined surgical procedure is a good method for reconstructing defects after the excision of huge basal cell carcinomas in the midface.

world journal of surgical oncology

Frontal axial pattern flap combined with hard palate mucosa transplant in the reconstruction of midfacial defects after the excision of huge basal cell carcinoma