KHLOE KARDASHIAN'S FACE TUMOR 💉 DERMATOLOGIST @Dr Dray REACTS TO KHLOE KARDASHIAN'S EMERGENCY SURGERY TO REMOVE A SKIN TUMOR FROM HER FACE. On Khloe Kardashian's Instagram account she shared that she had emergency surgery to remove a skin tumor from her face. #kardashians #khloekardashian #skincancer
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Queen!! Thank you for all you do! You have completely changed my skin.
I’m so glad!
Your fall color choices today are so lovely! ✨❤️
thank you!
i’ve had basal cell, twice , squamous cell once . and i was on triamterine for years. . go to my derm every 4 months for pre cancer removal. thank you dr dray. for this video.
My husband had a ” pimple ” on back of hand. Didnt go away. Dermatologist removed it 6 months later but it was squamous cell and margins weren’t clear. Getting further surgery on it as I post this. Hoping to not need a graft.
hope the healing goes well
Hoping it goes well!
Sorry and hope he heals well. I had a pimple on my lip. I thought it was odd but seeing my derm in a month. He removed it and told me it was a squamous cell and if I ever got another to call and tell them he wants to see me asap. Luckily it didn’t come back and I healed fine but it was scary.
I’m sorry to hear this and wish you and your husband the best.
Dra. Dray, muchas gracias por tan importante información. Luce preciosa con su maquillaje . Saludos desde México 🇲🇽
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She does look beautiful as always! Thank you Dr. Dray!🍂🍂🍂
Has anyone else convinced themselves they have at least 4 types of skin tumors now? Very informative, thanks. :)
thanks for watching!
Haha .. Yes. BUT… My dad had multiple nasal cell removals on his face and a huge excision on his calf. He experienced sunburn constantly I’m very Scottish and I live in Florida. Sunscreen hats sleeves fake tan lotions work. I see the dermatologist every other year.
Since finding this dermatologist corner of YouTube, I wish more people would at least be informed about this. I have noticed people who might actually need to see a dermatologist and get a biopsy. I don’t know if I might offend someone if I mention it. 😕
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@Marsh Momma do fake tans prevent sunburn?
I’m a surgical technologist and I’ve worked in cases where it’s reconstruction after Mohs quite a bit. Let’s just say I’m more diligent with my sunscreen than I used to be.
So thankful my Mohs surgeon did a great job! I think if more people saw what this sx entails, they would be diligent with sunscreen! A 4mm tumor resulted in a 24mm incision.
@Jennifer N I’m glad for you too!
I’ve had Mohs on my face twice from basal cell carcinomas. One left a small scar, the other was a huge one but it’s nearly unnoticeable due to the skill of the surgeon blending it with my smile lines. Sunscreen is a hobby now. Thanks techs for what you do!
Thank you, Dr. Dray! After your last video on bcc, I made an appointment with my derm. Even though I’d seen her 3 months earlier, I had a suspicious spot similar to what you described. It was bcc and I had Mohs sx a week later. So glad I didn’t wait until my annual appointment!
I’m glad too 😊
This made me actually quite aware of an “underlying pimple” that I have for almost a year now on my jaw line. It isn’t visible to others, but I can feel it and it doesn’t go away.
As always – a masterclass in skin care – love it! Thank you! As a lawyer, I think it is squirrely for KK to do specific call outs to her physicians – it all depends on what the content and intent of that call-out is. Is there a quid pro quo going on?
Oh 100% of course there is. She probably wouldn’t have posted at all about this issue (since it isnt sexy or on brand) if there wasn’t a financial opportunity. I’ve always thought it was completely messed up that her sisters and the family brand in general tans and shows off tan lines and uses and sells fake tanner when their sister had melanoma in her teenage years. And that was absolutely their target audience. Teenage girls.
Hoping that everyone plays it safe rather than sorry if you notice anything suspicious on your skin! My family is prone to melanomas so I spend a lot of time inspecting my freckles, learning about SPF, and I try to stay covered and smothered most of the time! Also, Doc, your dark fall lippie looks gorgeous on you ♥️
Look at you rockin’ that great shade of Lipstick ! Matches your shirt perfectly ! Thank you for a super informative video today, really good stuff ! Hope you’re doing well, and we will catch you tomorrow. Bye, Dr. D
Thank you for the information, Dr. Dray. I was just ignoring this small bump on my forehead that hasn’t changed in size and it’s been there for months, maybe even a year. You can’t even see it but I can feel it so I just made an appointment to see a dermatologist.
Thank you for your informative video, as always! My take on this subject is that there might be some ethical issues with the tagging thing. The health care provider might be torn between pleasing the patient only versus getting them the best care. Knowing they can be tagged later on and have a lot of visibility for their clinic might have an influence on their judgment in the processus of care. In this context of almost trading services it’s not the best setting for health care actions in my opinion.
I had a basal cell carcinoma removed recently. I had a little red rough area at the top of my cheekbone and thought it was flaky roughness caused by my retinol. Therefore didn’t see my dermatologist but fortunately she recognized it at my annual checkup and removed it. As Dr Dray says, anything that hangs around should be checked.
I love these detailed breakdowns. So informative!! Hope you’re well!
Thank you! You too!
Back in 2002, what I thought was a cyst in my left calf (we are a cystic family), was malignant. After removal of the cyst I needed 2 more wide and deep incisions. It’s called dermafibrouscarcinoma. They removed a lot of muscle. 20 years later my left leg still bothers me in many ways.
My first episode of basal cell carcinoma presented as a very small pimple that would bleed, heal up, erupt again and bleed again. It was confirmed and removed. Since then I’ve had other basal cells that did not all follow the same pattern. Some were crusty and others were red areas.
My dad had basal cell carcinoma and my mom thought it was a pimple and tried to pop it 🤦. He was fine, he had it removed, it’s been 15-20 years, nothing since but he goes yearly for skin checks. It’s good to make people aware so they don’t try to pop them!
Why is it dangerous to try to pop them? My dad had many basal cell carcinomas removed during his life. He loved to go fishing and had a lot of sun exposure from it.
It disturbingly took me over 3 mo recently to get into a new dermatologist in Austin after mine retired (same for neurologist as well). I have a history of basal cell, which may not kill but it is still scary and the last one was 2 cm by 3 cm wide on my scalp and quite deep and took skin grafts, a lift on the left side of my face, 4 excisions and over 100 tiny stitches before it fully closed, left a scar and shifted my hair line and raised my left eyebrow. It took 1 1/2 yrs to correctly diagnose after being incorrectly treated for psoriasis as it was red and itchy. My hair cutter urged me to get more help. He was right. Don’t wait!
I was a cosmetologist for 20 years. In my 20 years, I found on 2 different children, Pilomatricoma tumors. Both mothers thought they were birthmarks/ moles. Both tumors were on the neck in the hairline. I found loads of Basal cell carcinoma’s on older men.