Excision, reconstruction, surveillance: the whole journey, held.
Skin cancer surgery rarely ends at the excision. There is histopathology to communicate, a wound to care for, a scar to manage, and — for most patients — a lifetime of surveillance. Panteya holds that whole arc in one clinic-branded app, so results reach patients clearly and recalls actually happen.
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Caring for your wound
by Dr Mark Ellis
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The pain points we hear most from skin cancer surgery clinics.
Waiting on histopathology is the worst part
The patient goes home and waits. Every day without contact is a day they assume the worst, and a day your reception fields the call.
Wound and flap care is misunderstood
Dressings, when to shower, what a normal amount of ooze looks like. Verbal instructions do not survive a nervous drive home.
Surveillance recalls quietly lapse
A patient with one melanoma needs checking for years. Recall by letter and phone leaks patients continuously.
Sun protection advice lands once and fades
The behaviour change that prevents the next lesion is given at discharge, and forgotten within a month.
What a skin cancer clinic actually gets back.
Patients held through the histopathology gap
Timed education explains what the wait means and what happens next, so the days between excision and result are not filled with silence.
Wound healing you can see without a visit
Patients upload wound photos on schedule, consented and timestamped. Infection and flap compromise surface before a review.
Surveillance recalls that don't leak patients
The recall interval lives in the app, under your clinic's name, and reaches the patient long after a letter would have been thrown out.
A record of what the patient was told
Margins, results, sun protection, recall interval. Delivered, timestamped, and exportable.
Built specifically for skin cancer surgery workflows.
Sydney Surgical Clinic
Your pathology results are back. Your clinic will call today.
Just now
Pathways per lesion type and reconstruction
Simple excision, flap, and graft each get their own wound-care schedule and healing expectations.
Photo-based wound monitoring
Scheduled wound photos with consent captured in-app. Your team reviews asynchronously rather than booking a visit to look.
Long-horizon surveillance recalls
Three-monthly, six-monthly, annual. Recalls fire from the platform under your clinic's name and are logged per patient.
Sun protection as a habit, not a handout
Reinforced across the months after surgery, when the behaviour actually has to change.
Procedure pathways, built by the clinics who run them.
Panteya doesn't ship generic pathways. Clinics build their own on the platform, shaped around how they actually operate.
Simple excision
Dressings, showering, and what normal ooze looks like.
Mohs surgery
A long day explained, stage by stage, before it starts.
Flap reconstruction
Flap viability watched by photo through the first fortnight.
Skin graft
Donor and recipient sites, each with its own dressing schedule.
Melanoma wide local excision
Margins, results, and the surveillance that follows for years.
Plus any custom pathway
Clinics build a pathway for any procedure they run.
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