Dealing with Skin Cancer

TLDRIn this video, Pat Sloan shares her experience with skin cancer and provides an update on her treatment. She explains the type of skin cancer she has and the procedures she had to undergo. She emphasizes the importance of regular check-ups and encourages viewers to take care of their skin.

Key insights

🎗️Basil cell carcinoma is a common type of skin cancer that grows slowly and spreads through tentacles.

😮Pat Sloan had a second occurrence of basil cell carcinoma on the side of her nose.

💉The doctor removed the skin cancer and confirmed clear margins, indicating that all cancer cells were removed.

🧴Pat Sloan emphasizes the importance of taking care of your skin and getting regular check-ups to detect any potential skin cancer early.

🌞After the removal of the skin cancer, Pat Sloan's skin healed quickly and she is happy with the results.

Q&A

What is basil cell carcinoma?

Basil cell carcinoma is a common type of skin cancer that grows slowly and spreads through tentacles.

Did Pat Sloan have a second occurrence of skin cancer?

Yes, Pat Sloan had a second occurrence of basil cell carcinoma on the side of her nose.

Were all the cancer cells removed during the surgery?

Yes, the doctor removed the skin cancer and confirmed clear margins, indicating that all cancer cells were removed.

What is the importance of regular check-ups for detecting skin cancer?

Regular check-ups with a doctor are important for detecting skin cancer early and taking appropriate measures for treatment.

How did Pat Sloan's skin heal after the surgery?

Pat Sloan's skin healed quickly after the surgery, and she is happy with the results.

Timestamped Summary

00:01Pat Sloan shares an update on her skin cancer treatment.

00:09She had a second occurrence of basil cell carcinoma.

00:27The doctor removed the skin cancer and confirmed clear margins.

01:58Pat Sloan emphasizes the importance of regular check-ups and taking care of your skin.

02:48Her skin healed quickly after the surgery.