Khloe Kardashian ‘Lost A Lot Of Sensation’ In Her Cheek After Skin Cancer Scare

Reality TV star; Khloe Kardashian, has revealed that she “lost a lot of sensation” in the side of her face after her cancer scare.

The co-founder of Good American disclosed that she lost all feeling in that area after undergoing surgery to remove a precancerous melanoma from her cheek last year.

When Khloe admitted she didn’t need numbing cream, it was because she was receiving her first microneedling treatment using exosomes, which helps to improve the appearance of skin that has been left damaged.

She revealed this on her Instagram Stories: “When I say scar, I meant to say scar AREA. I love scars (that may be weird to some, but they are bad a** and reminders of where we have been) My indentation is what I don’t love. But the scars are bad a**.”

She added: “I’m 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.

“I have never done this before so I’m excited to try it and see what happens.”

Kardashian stated last month that she was getting filler injected into her cheek to get rid of the “indentation” the tumor excision left behind.

Kardashian had a four-centimeter hole on her face after the operation, and nine months later she began the process of removing the scar that was left behind.

Kardashian stated in a series of pictures on Instagram: “For those who do not know I had a skin cancer scare on my face. We had to remove a tumour from my cheek, I was left with an indention. I am definitely not complaining because I would rather have an indention than melanoma any day.”

Kardashian insisted that she waited almost a full year to begin the filler procedure because she wanted to make sure it was safe.

She penned: “I waited for over nine months to get this filled by the way. Patience is everything and of course, we have to make sure medically everything is all safe.”

She continued by writing: “It will always be something we have to fill due to the mass.” She noted that filler injections into her cheek will need to be performed on an ongoing basis going forward.