Molly-Mae diagnosed with skin cancer
 

Praying she recovers from this queen :love:

Aww poor girl, wishing her all the best!

.....awwwww, our Molly Mae...wishing her so well...:hug:..

She does not have cancer, she may have had so at the time she first visited the doctor, but it was that she had a mole that was potentially cancerous but then it got removed and at the moment she's okay.

EDIT: She is currently waiting on more tests, but she hasn't been officially diagnosed

Fake news

I sat through the whole video and she hasn’t been diagnosed, and they aren’t even sure if the mole removed was cancerous, the latest doctor does not believe it to be malignant

It's not fake news, she was diagnosed, and they're awaiting confirmation.

...the article in Marie Claire said that she was just diagnosed in the last week and has had the mole removed...?...

No she wasn’t diagnosed with skin cancer. She got a phone call from a doctor believing the mole to be malignant (a doctors opinion, not a diagnosis) and that’s further tests would be required to determine this (to give a diagnosis). Further tests then occurred and she got a call from the doctor saying they now do not believe it to be malignant (therefore no diagnosis given).

It’s all in the vlog

...this is the Marie Claire article...

Just this week, Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague, 21, has shared that she’s undergone surgery for a cancerous mole.

Since taking to social media to share her story, she’s expressed that she’s keen to raise awareness and educate the younger generation on the signs and symptoms of skin cancer.

There are two main types of skin cancer, according to Dr Wade, consultant dermatologist and medical director of London Real Skin in Holborn. That is, melanoma skin cancer and non-melanoma skin cancer.

Melanoma skin cancer is more serious and what Molly-Mae has experienced. “That is where you will see a change in the mole. It could be a mole that you have had for a while that begins to change and look abnormal, or a brand new pigmented lesion that looks different to all the others from day one,” he explains.

Do note here: as medical director of skin clinics chain Cosmedics Dr Ross Perry points out, most moles are, fortunately, harmless.


...the full article...


https://www.marieclaire.co.uk/life/h...-cancer-716744

It's not that they said it's not cancer, they just said it might not be, so she could have it but maybe not. Either way she WAS diagnosed idk why you even care cancer scares are horrible regardless.

If her mole turned out to be a basal cell carcinoma, then she'll be fine. Anything worse than that, then she'll most likely have to do chemo.