This is what Basal Cell Nevus Syndrome looks like. A fresh bandage covering a spot that's been removed for biopsy and a noticeable scar on the chin from a Mohs Surgery done a few years ago. I also had a spot removed on my back today, as well. The dermatologist doesn't want to do surgery at this point unless there is regrowth.
Basal Cell Nevus Syndrome. A genetic mutative disorder that causes these cancers to become frequent. I lost count in how many spots have already been cut off.
It makes me sad and puts me in a low mood, to be honest. But at the same time, I feel grateful. It's annoying but I'd rather deal with something annoying than one of those cancers that are fatal. I won't die from this. I just might end up looking like Freddy Cruger eventually.
Remember the sunscreen, kids!
I hope you have a wonderful weekend ahead. I'll be sitting here smuggled up on the couch with an ice pack on my face. The doctor didn't say anything about applying ice but if I don't it will swell.
Hello, my friend. I am so sorry for this cross you carry. I have only had one Mohs surgery. I hope you are resting and recovering well!
ReplyDeleteSending hugs that you are comfortable and resting. So sorry you have to go through this. Take care friend.
ReplyDeleteStill a beautiful lady inside and out. Mary
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