The famous British chef Gordon Ramsay announced on social networks that underwent surgery to remove skin cancer on the left side of the face near the ear and neck. He also thanked the medical staff and called on fans to did not forget to protect themselves from the sun.
58-year-old Ramsay said that it was removed by basocellular carcinoma, which is a non -nelalanoma form of skin cancer. On Instagram he posted a photo of the bandages under his ear where he removed the cancer.
“I am grateful and I greatly appreciate the incredible team in The Skin Associates and their quick work to remove this basocellular carcinoma, thank you. Do not forget to paint the sunscreen this weekend. I promise it’s not a facelift. I would have to complain about that, “Gordon joked.
Basocellular carcinoma is a non -lodged form of skin cancer that is develops in the upper layer of the skin. The main cause is ultraviolet radiation from the sun or solarium. Symptoms include growth or unusual stain on the skin that may vary in size and appearance. It is most common on the head, neck, shoulders, back, hands and lower limbs.
