Khloe Kardashian shares frightening photos of 'crazy' plastic surgery stitches on her face
Khloe Kardashian took to her Insta Stories on Sunday to share a shocking look at the stitches she had following the removal of a previous cheek tumor.
'Is this not crazy?!' the reality TV siren wrote over the six images.
The Keeping Up With the Kardashians alum, 40, ended up with an indentation in the side of her face.
'I waited nine months after surgery to get the indentation filled,' the reality star said in 2022.
Khloe explained, 'We had to make sure medically everything was safe and my doctor gave me the go ahead.'
Khloe has been open about her tumor crisis.
The Fabletics collaborator - who has daughter True and son Tatum with her ex, Tristan Thompson - has told her fans many times over the years that is was dramatic for her.
In September 2023, Khloe got candid about her 'skin cancer journey' after her melanoma diagnosis in a series of Instagram Stories.
Khloe posed with professionals from the 7Q Spa in Glendale, California, that helped fill the indention and wrote, 'My Armenian Tribe. Master L has been helping me with my indention on my cheek from the tumor I had removed and she has done WONDERS!!!'
'It will always be something we have to fill due to the mass but she has a magic wand if you ask me,' Khloe continued about the med spa, which specializes in lasers and aesthetics.
In a separate Instagram Story, the Kardashians star told her 306 million followers, 'For those who do not know I had a skin cancer scare on my face.'
The Kardashian sister called Beverly Hills surgeon, Dr. Garth Fisher, her 'angel' and added that he 'is out of this world fabulous!'
'Not only did he remove the tumor and made sure that I am completely cancer free but he did such a f***ing stellar job on making my scar as small and beautiful as possible.
'Thank you so much, Garth! You know I adore you,' the mother of two raved.
In October 2022, Khloe first revealed she had the tumor removed after a skin cancer scare - clearing up rumors and explaining how she realized it was something she needed to get checked.
'I have seen numerous stories going around about the ever-evolving bandage on my face, with some of you wondering why I've been wearing one for the past few weeks,' Khloe said at the time.
Khloe explained she thought the spot was a stubborn pimple for almost a year before realizing it was cancerous.
'I have seen numerous stories going around about the ever-evolving bandage on my face,' the reality star wrote at the time
'After noticing a small bump on my face and assuming it was something as minor as a zit, I decided to get it biopsied seven months after realizing it was not budging,' Khloe explained.
The Revenge Body with Khloe star urged her followers, 'Be consistent with your skin cancer checks! No one is exempt.'
Khloe had an immediate operation and the surgeon was able to get everything. She had an indentation on her face, but now, the fillers have helped change the shape of her cheek.
Khloe also revealed that at 19 she had a melanoma on her back and had surgery to remove it, as well as finding a blemish under her breast that was benign.
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