Virginia Plastic Surgery

05/25/2026

For us at Virginia Plastic Surgery, Memorial Day carries deep meaning.

We asked our team to share one word that comes to mind when they think of Memorial Day—and their answers say it all.

In , we’re surrounded by service members and families who remind us daily what sacrifice truly looks like. Today is a moment to pause—to remember, to reflect, and to honor those who gave everything.

We remember you. ❤️

05/24/2026

Our job keeps us fit 😂

05/24/2026

treatment doesn’t end with removal. What comes next matters just as much.
After Mohs surgery, reconstruction is carefully designed to restore both function and appearance while preserving healthy tissue. Using precise techniques, the goal is always a natural, balanced result.

During Skin Cancer Awareness and Awareness Month, remember—early detection can make a significant difference in both treatment and reconstruction outcomes.

If you have a concerning lesion, don’t wait. Schedule your consultation today at

05/22/2026

He’s a vibe to be around low-key, he’s the best FR

05/20/2026

and are important to take care of, but if you don’t. Several things can happen if you don’t take care of them sooner rather than later as Chelsie explains in our latest edition of Cut to the Facts.

Ready to get your Cysts or Keloid taken care of?
Call us 757-977-7VPS (877) or visit our website, link in bio!

05/19/2026

Hearing our patients share their experiences means everything to us. ❤️

This patient came to for a consult and after interacting with a former patient of Dr. Morbia's, she trusted Dr. Morbia and our team throughout her journey. From consultation to recovery, our goal is always to provide compassionate, personalized care that helps patients feel confident and supported.

Every story matters, and we are grateful to be part of each patient’s journey toward comfort, healing, and renewed confidence.

05/19/2026

When a lesion appears suspicious, a biopsy is performed to obtain a small sample of tissue for detailed examination under a microscope. This process allows for an accurate diagnosis and helps determine the type and extent of the condition.

A biopsy is a critical step in guiding treatment decisions and ensuring that care is both timely and appropriate.

This video is designed to help patients and those learning about better understand how diagnosis is made and what to expect.

In recognition of , we encourage routine skin evaluations and prompt assessment of any concerning changes.

To learn more or for a professional evaluation, we invite you to schedule a consultation with our team at .

05/18/2026

A closer look at reconstructive precision following .

Once is removed, careful closure is essential to support proper healing and preserve the natural contours of the surrounding tissue. This reconstruction was performed with attention to skin alignment and tension, allowing for a well-approximated and balanced result.

Thoughtful technique at this stage plays a key role in both functional and aesthetic outcomes.

In recognition of , regular skin checks and early evaluation remain essential.

05/18/2026

05/17/2026

Why does preserve more healthy tissue?

Mohs surgery is a specialized technique used to treat by removing it one layer at a time. Each layer is carefully examined under a microscope during the procedure, allowing the surgeon to identify and remove only the areas where cancer cells are present.

This step-by-step approach helps ensure complete removal of the cancer while preserving as much healthy surrounding tissue as possible, which is especially important in areas where both function and appearance matter.

This video is designed to help patients and those learning about skin cancer better understand how Mohs surgery works and why it is considered a highly precise treatment option.

In recognition of , we encourage regular skin evaluations and early assessment of any new or changing lesions.

To learn more or schedule an evaluation, we invite you to contact our team at .

05/17/2026

We thought we did pretty well? 😅 What would your answers be?