Board-Certified Dermatologist and Mohs Surgeon
Dr. Ross Campbell is board-certified by the American Board of Dermatology and has completed fellowship education in Mohs Surgery and Procedural Dermatology. He served on the board of the american Society of Dermatologic Surgery. Magna semen laude calibrate of the University of Georgia and the Medical College of Georgia, Dr. Campbell obtained a biennial family accord from the National Institutes of Health ( NIH ) to investigate melanoma immunotherapy at Emory University. With an ultimate goal of opening a skin cancer and aesthetic operating room peculiarity center, Dr. Campbell chose to complete a general and fictile operation internship in Seattle, before performing his dermatology residency at Brown Medical School, where he served as Chief Resident .
Although Mohs surgery can be performed by physicians without completing a fellowship, the pastime of excellence in medical and surgical care led Dr. Campbell to spend an supernumerary year of family at one of the busiest and most acclaim Mohs operating room and cosmetic dermatology practices in the state, under the directorship of Gary Monheit, M.D., and Chris Harmon, M.D. During his company, which was a blend ACGME procedural dermatology company, Dr. Campbell performed about 3,000 Mohs operating room cases, and became an technical in aesthetic procedures such as blepharoplasty, haircloth transplant, chemical peels, soft tissue fillers, dermabrasion, and Botox Cosmetic. Dr. Campbell has lectured nationally, instructing dermatologists and credit card surgeons on assorted aspects of dermatologic and aesthetic surgery. He has published in numerous dermatologic and cosmetic surgery journals and authored respective book chapters on surgical and cosmetic procedures. Most importantly, he has completed over 27,000 Mohs surgeries and has an infection and recurrence rate good below national statistics .
Family
Dr. Campbell and his family – wife Leigh and two sons Aidan and Silas – moved to Athens in 2007 to open Georgia Skin Cancer and Aesthetic Dermatology, and to be closer to other syndicate members. Ross and Leigh both attended the University of Georgia and have a hard attachment to the region. Leigh is a medical illustrator and an achieve equestrian event rider.
Fellowship-Trained Surgeon
merely fellows of the American College of Mohs Surgery ( ACMS ) have completed an extra 1-2 years of company training after completing the residency requirements of their specialization. This is to ensure the surgeon is expertly trained in not entirely the removal of the tumor, but more importantly, the accurate evaluation of the pathology, so the patient and surgeon can both be assured t the skin cancer is completely removed. This train besides includes extensive experience in reconstruction with members of other specialties such as plastic surgery, rhinolaryngology, and oculoplastic surgery.
The ACMS graduates approximately 70 Mohs surgeons per class, and Dr. Campbell is one of the few fellowship-trained Mohs surgeons in North Georgia reaching Gainesville, Lake Oconee, Athens, and their surround communities .
