Patient-centered care in dermatologic surgery emphasizes addressing the preferences, values, and concerns of the surgical patient in an effort to improve the overall experience. Impediments affecting the delivery of Mohs micrographic surgical treatment of skin cancers are present throughout the perioperative period. Defining actionable strategies to improve outcomes can be challenging due to sparse literature and minimal high-quality scientific studies. This review focuses on the current evidence supporting practical recommendations in each surgical setting to improve the patient experience and increase visit satisfaction.