Hugh Jackman is currently undergoing another skin cancer examination and here are his test results.
In 2013, the actor, who has appeared in movies like “The Wolverine” and “The Greatest Showman,” had skin cancer on his nose extracted.
He revealed on Instagram that his doctor just performed two biopsies on his nose because they revealed what “could be or could not be basal cell.”
The most typical form of skin cancer, according to John Hopkins Medicine, is basal cell carcinoma.
After the biopsies, he may be seen in the video with a bandage covering his nose.
“I’ll find out in two or three days, and as soon as I know, I’ll let you know. Just to remind you, basal cell—in the world of skin cancers—is the least dangerous of them all,” he stated.
Since then, he has been getting checkups every three months, according to People magazine.
He said, “Please wear sunscreen.” “You’ll still have an incredible time out there. Please be safe.”
Australian actor Hugh Michael Jackman AC. He began his career in theater and television before landing his breakout role as Logan / Wolverine in the X-Men film series. Until the streak was broken in 2021, this role earned him the Guinness World Record for “longest career as a live-action Marvel character.”
