Eyelid cancer reconstruction surgery is performed to restore the appearance and function of the eyelid following the removal of skin cancer, such as basal cell carcinoma or squamous cell carcinoma. After the cancer is excised, reconstruction is often necessary to repair any defects and maintain the eyelid’s role in protecting the eye. Depending on the extent of tissue removal, reconstruction may involve skin grafts, tissue flaps, or more complex reconstructive techniques to achieve natural-looking and functional results. This surgery helps preserve eye health and appearance, and recovery typically spans a few months with follow-up care to ensure proper healing.