Dr. Christopher Weeks Conner, MD

I had a cancer spot on my face removed, and when it healed, there was not a hole, or indenting, where he removed the cancer, like my mother had with her doctor. She has to go have her spot filled up every six months to a year. The only thing I have had is a small red spot which stayed there after it healed but does not bother me because it is small. Dr. Conner is outstanding! I have seen bad work from other doctors on friends and family, and Dr. Conner does an amazing job. Any issues which might arise in the future will always be done by him.

Poor communicator, difficult to have a detailed case discussion with. Most importantly, he’s not a very good skin surgeon. He can get the job done, but it may not look very good. He seems to have moved around quite a bit. Could be a reason for that. Seek out someone else.

Dr. Connor is trained as a Cosmetic Mohs surgeon no doubt. He is able follow the Mohs steps & procedures he has been taught, however, he is lacking in the Cosmetic/Plastic Surgery skills and abilities to achieve the best possible desirable results. If you are considering allowing Dr Connor to perform Mohs surgery on you face, I would recommend getting a reputable cosmetic surgeon to assist. If it is important to you how you look, which to all of us it is, this will give you the peace of mind of knowing that you have done everything you can to achieve the best possible result. In my case, I was fortunate to find a skilled cosmetic surgeon after the fact to clean up after Dr. Connor. Reputable cosmetic surgeons will tell you to consult them prior to and include them in the Mohs surgery for best results. Dr.Connor will tell you that the result from his surgery will get better and better over time. Natural healing may give some improvement, but don’t expect it to be much.