Khloe Kardashian underwent a transformative journey following her cancer scare, during which she faced the removal of a precancerous melanoma on her cheek. This experience left her with significant changes, particularly on the side of her face where the procedure took place. Khloe candidly shared her story on her social media platforms, shedding light on the impact it had on her.
Khloe recently delved into the world of microneedling treatments with exosomes, a procedure renowned for improving the appearance of scarred skin. Astonishingly, she opted not to use numbing cream during this process, making an intriguing revelation about her sensations. On her Instagram Stories, Khloe disclosed, "I'm really numb on this side of my face without the numbing cream. It just lost a lot of sensation, and so we'll work more on that than anywhere else." She embraced her scars, referring to them as "bad a**" reminders of her journey, although the loss of sensation concerned her.
Picture: Instagram / @khloekardashian
This is not the first step Khloe has taken in her quest to address the changes on her face. In a previous post, she shared her decision to have filler injected into her cheek to address the "indentation" left behind by the tumor removal. The surgery had left her with a four-centimeter wound, which she was determined to eliminate nine months after the procedure.
Khloe's story is one of strength and resilience. Despite facing a skin cancer scare and undergoing significant changes to her appearance, she maintains a positive outlook. She emphasized the importance of patience in the journey to recovery and expressed her commitment to safety throughout the process. Khloe also acknowledged that regular filler injections would be necessary to address the effects of the procedure, all while maintaining her upbeat spirit and determination.
Khloe's journey serves as an inspiration for anyone facing similar challenges, showing that one can embrace their scars, acknowledge their fears, and take steps towards self-improvement and recovery.
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