Board-certified by the American Board of Dermatology in Micrographic Dermatologic Surgery (2021) and fellowship-trained at Scripps Clinic in Mohs micrographic surgery and cosmetic dermatology, Seaver Soon, MD leads The Skin Clinic MD at 3737 Fourth Avenue in Hillcrest with a clinical focus on skin cancer in high-risk populations. Immunosuppressed solid organ transplant recipients and patients with hematologic malignancies drive much of the surgical caseload, with periocular and eyelid lesions co-managed alongside Vision Specialists of California when margins encroach on the lacrimal drainage system. Board service with the International Transplant Skin Cancer Collaborative and the founding of the Scripps Transplant Dermatology Clinic anchor the transplant risk-assessment program, and phenol-croton oil deep chemical peeling for periorbital dark circles is a published clinical interest across more than forty peer-reviewed dermatologic surgery publications. Full-thickness lip and nasal reconstructions after Mohs extirpation are occasionally coordinated with McGann Oral Surgery when bone or cartilage involvement requires composite grafting. The most involved cases combine multi-stage Mohs excision with delayed reconstruction and staged laser resurfacing for transplant recipients carrying cumulative actinic damage from chronic immunosuppression.