00:12Here's the explanation: I always wear a cap for protection on the street, but I don't have to wear it at home.
00:18I recently developed a spot, I went to the dermatologist and they did the necessary tests
00:25It was a basal cell carcinoma and it had to be removed.
00:31Well, it's not the first one because they already removed one from my back here, anyway, it's nothing, it's
00:38remove.
00:39It is true that they did not want to operate on me; they first gave me a six-week treatment.
00:45That's why you haven't seen me at the beach either; I've been on a cream treatment for six weeks.
00:51that eats away all the cancerous cells that are there or around it.
00:57And that's it, the six weeks are over and now I have to wait for it to dry, for it to fall off.
01:03the scab
01:04And I'll have to go back and see if it's disappeared or not.
01:08And that's it, I just wanted you to know, and above all, to check yourselves.
01:15Go to the doctor if you get a spot or a mole, please, it's super important to get them checked out.
01:22years
01:23And above all, protect yourselves from the sun, whether it's winter, summer, or even if you're going to the beach.
01:29or not,
01:29It doesn't matter if it's cloudy, you have to protect yourself with your sunscreen, which is so important, and go for it.
01:35Thank you always for caring, because you're very clever about why you've been wearing caps for so long.
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