Any Answermugger personally familiar with Moh's Surgery or know someone who had it?

I was with my mother when she had it, 3 or 4 times including once on her lower eyelid. She was in her 80's and tolerated it just fine.  It depends on how much the skin cancer has spread, how much they have to remove as to how long it will take to heal afterward, but it's no more than any flesh wound that has to be stitched up.  The waiting room was full of patients having  the surgery and none of them seemed to be in any kind of distress either.  My friend who had it also didn't think it was a big deal. The scars are minimal but if they bother you they can be treated with lasers to minimize them.