I had the second surgery on my face, this time on the nose. The surgeon, his staff, and daughter Lise were marvelous. After hearing others talk about procedures in this area, I had begun to dread it. There was no need. The procedure was straightforward, and they got the cancer the first time. They numbed me again to close up the hole and pulled skin from the surrounding area to cover it. This time the bandaging will be minimal and easy to manage. Lise listened carefully to the instructions and asked a few pertinent questions. It’s always a good idea to have someone with you if you feel you might miss something important. Lise has been a marvelous nurse/companion.
On the way home, the bandage began to leak a little bit. To stop the bleeding, I tried to put light pressure on the spot. That was easier said than done, since we were on an interstate with heavy construction in several places. I’m thankful I didn’t mess it all up. Half an hour in a recliner seemed to put everything to rights.
Here is what I looked like late that afternoon.

I hope it all heals up nicely and that this takes care of all the problems. You look like you are in good spirits!
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I try to stay among good spirits. This nose thing isn’t going to ruin a day if I can help it.
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Good for you!
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That’s not bad. My surgery was further up on the bridge between the eyes. The surgery itself isn’t bad because they numb you and I didn’t have pain afterward but the bandage interfered with my vision. I ended up taking it off and putting something more manageable on it myself. You can’t see the scar. As long as you can see, it’s easy (although I’d prefer not to go through it again! ).
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Bandages can really interfere with vision!
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Poor thing! I hope it’s all gone now, you need a break!
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The cancer is gone for now. I’m told it will pop up again in other places.
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I guess anyone who loves being outdoors in the sun -especially those who wear glasses- are subject for 5his kind of cancer.
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Nose this time? Praying for your quick recovery Anne. Be careful with your health.❤️
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I wish you a speedy recovery!
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SO glad that Lise could be with you. What a blessing indeed! We are praying for you. God bless you, dear Anne,
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Thank you very much.
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You poor thing with still another ordeal on the heels of the last one. That’s great Lise is there to assist you. My neighbor Marge had three or four skin cancers removed from her nose, on all different occasions, She loved being out in the sun. She didn’t like a sun hat and even though she did her gardening before she left for work and was not in the strong UV rays, she still had issues. I hope this is the last of your procedures for awhile.
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This should be the last procedure for months.
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That’s good news.
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Oh no, round 2?! Your beautiful smile shows your positive attitude through it all. Hope you heal quickly Anne💕.
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The doctor and nurse repeatedly commented on how well and quickly I healed from the first procedure.
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Still looking great!!
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Thank you, Darlene.
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Have a speedy recovery and happy to see you keep smiling behind that bandage 💕
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praying fast healing
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