Coding Skin Procedures in the Office Setting
Malignant Melanoma (also includes Melanoma In Situ) –ICD-9-CM code starts with 172.x •172.0 –Lip •172.1 –Eyelid •172.2 –Ear •172.3 –Face (forehead, temple, cheek, nose, chin) •172.4 –Neck or Scalp •172.5 –Trunk •172.6 –Arm •172.7 –Leg •172.8 –Other Specified sites …
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