I'm seeing this and replying about three weeks after you made your post. I hope your situation turned out ok or is about to. My eye doctor found a basal cell carcinoma on my right lower eyelid a couple years ago. The biopsy said it was a BCC and she referred me to their dermatology department which was 60 miles away in Sacramento. I eventually had a response and an appointment from them for surgery two months away. The letter said it would be a MOHS surgery at one location with reconstructive plastic surgery about two miles away with a second surgeon. As the growth looked pretty small to me I didn't think it would be a big deal. I have also had at least a half a dozen BCCs removed by office surgery over the years and a major surgery for large melanoma on my back 30 years ago. The MOHS surgery took 3 goes at it to get a clear margin and went pretty well. Even the chair was plush and comfy. Not seeing a mirror, I didn't realize most of my lower eyelid was gone. My daughter drove me to the second place, after stopping at Micky D's for lunch. The second surgeon stunned me with the news that my right eye would be stitched for 6 weeks. I was kind of pissed that I hadn't explored what was going on earlier. This was in the middle of the pandemic so I kept my mask on and suffered through two more hours of somebody taking skin and flesh from my upper eye lid to reconstruct my lower eye lid, all in the most uncomfortable chair I'd ever been in. The right side of my face looked like I had been beaten with a bat or something. It dripped blood for a couple days causing my wife to panic and call the doctor's office several times. It was a miserable 6 weeks with no depth perception I can't see that it ever happened and my other eagle eyed daughter from out of town can't tell it happened. Radiation, as far as I know was never an option but I would have gone for surgery anyway. Good luck.