Bruce Jenner didn't move below the knife for vanity. The Olympic athlete and Keeping Up With the Kardashians star underwent nose surgery lately for skin cancer, he showed to E! News in a statement. The fact star had a cancerous tissue removed from his nostril and required 30 stitches.
"I was diagnosed with a form of melanoma called Basal cell carcinoma and have undergone Mohs surgery to remove it," the 63-year-old instructed E!. "I have been struggling with this for several years and appreciate all of the support and prayers while I continue to fight the battle against skin cancer."
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Jenner first caused a stir when he stepped out on Tuesday, Sept. 17, wearing a noticeable bandage on his nose. The Olympian had surgery simply last week to remove the skin cancer, which is part of an ongoing remedy.
This is not the first time Jenner has battled the illness. In January 2012, he was once noticed with a large scar on the right facet of his face after docs had got rid of malignant tissue.
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