Wide local excision with a teardrop flap allows for wide local excision of amenable SCCs without lymph node or sphincter involvement by providing a curved base for optimal filling of a circular defect. Wide local excision and the use of cutaneous flaps are routine in these cancerous lesions to ensure a tension-free closure. T1 and T2 lesions (<5 cm) without any lymph node or sphincter involvement can be treated with wide local excision, which may reduce the morbidity associated with chemoradiotherapy. [Extracted from the article]