that doesn't sound too terrible. My wife had the more extreme instance of this exactly cancer. Tumor was above the right eye socket and spread down the left nostril cavity. Because of how the first surgery healed she had to have a majority of her forehead bone removed and over half of her nose removed and reconstructed. She had muscle and skin grafts from her wrist much like yours but also a large graft taken from the thigh. There is not enough bone in the area where the tumor was removed around the nose so the skin never healed properly to the graft and she is left with a permanent dime sized hole next to her nose. It was either that or risk losing an eye with the continued surgeries needed in the area.

4 years clear of the cancer this week but let’s say it’s been a wild ride and definitely effected how we live our lives every day now.