Basal cell carcinoma.
Jerome Razoir said, 1652910365
OI, bird!
You no get ill, geddit?
Remember my background, you get ill I am coming round your gaff and gonna wash your bottom, innit?!
I promise I will visit my psycho-therapist soon. (Y)
DivinelyDee said, 1652943054
Unfocussed Mike 🤣🤣😍
Jerome Razoir 😁🙈🙈🙈
Paul Lucas Photography thank you!!
And thank you all!
Can't laugh too much incase i split my stitches!..amazing how much you use your eyebrows without realising it...🤣
Studio Central said, 1653105485
If you can, try to push your doctor to go with the Moh's procedure. I know medical practices are different in other parts of the world. I had a BCC about the size of a pea in diameter on my temple 2 years ago, the Mohs procedure put hole in my face the size of cherry. They closed it up and I had stitches from the corner of my eye all the way to my ear. 2 years later and there is barely a scar left. Most dermatologists usually to the Mohs for anything on the face, at least here they do.
Hoping for the best outcome for you!
DivinelyDee said, 1653111448
Studio Central i had looked at this ...but they just cut it out didn't get a choice.....plaster off..cleaned it out last night....not feeling too bad today...🥸
Jerome Razoir said, 1653427036
DivinelyDee said
Studio Central i had looked at this ...but they just cut it out didn't get a choice.....plaster off..cleaned it out last night....not feeling too bad today...🥸
There you go. Botty safe.
Amazing what a bit if terror will do for people. (Y)
DivinelyDee said, 1653464844
Jerome Razoir i just have the terror of getting the stitches out from behind a big crusty scab today!
Boke!🤮
visualSA said, 1653488794
My mother and I both had surgery within a week of each other at different hospitals a couple of years ago for BCC. Key points are its the ‘best’ cancer in the sense it has the least serious implications. The op is under local anaesthetic and doesn’t take long - mine was on my shoulder and mum’s on her face. They do a biopsy on the tissue removed to confirm if it was cancerous and let you know by letter after and generally speaking that’s it. The scar very much depends on the size of what ever they are removing - in my case it had been left for several years because whenever I asked GPs about it they said it was nothing to worry about, when I moved to the Cotswolds and got a new GP I mentioned it and he took photos and sent them off which lead to a review by a skin cancer specialist at Gloucester General and subsequently the surgery. By the time of the surgery it was about 12mm across and they need to take some surrounding tissue to make sure they had all the potentially affected area. Stitches were out after a week and the scar has since healed nicely (as did my mum’s on her face) leaving very little noticeable unless you are up close and even then it’s negligible.
Good luck!