The creator shares a real-time update, announcing she has received the pathology results for two moles she had removed. She provides context on her "mole saga," explaining one was suspicious, then reads the good news from her phone that the atypical mole was fully removed. She expresses immense relief and joy, uses the moment as a PSA to encourage skin checks, and promises a one-month update to conclude the video.
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the molina saga continues 馃 if you鈥檝e kept up with my series on the process of removing my mole, you鈥檒l know that the dermatologist sent my mole to the lab to get it tested. here are the results!! I鈥檒l make another update soon for the 1 month update!! #skin #dermatologist #reveal #skincare #mole #results
Transcript
You guys, I think I finally got my results for the two moles that I got removed. Wait. You guys, the mole saga continues. This is crazy. For those of you who haven't been on the Molina mole saga, obviously, I removed my, like the big one I had here. They didn't think this one was, like, atypical or anything. It was more cosmetic, but the one on my arm, they said, looked suspicious. Oh my god. Yay. Hi, Alicia. We just wanna let you know that we got the pathology results from your excision, and we were able to remove all of the severely atypical moles. So the site is clear. No further treatment is necessary. Let me know if you have any questions or concerns about your healing. Oh my god. Yay. They got everything, so I don't have to go back and get any more removed, but wow. Oh my god. I, like, I saw the message. I was like, I have to film this and update everyone. Oh my god. Reminder to get your skin checked because you never know what could be a serious problem, and I feel like it's something, like, a lot of people don't want to get checked. But yeah. Wow. Oh my god. I feel so relieved. Also, tomorrow's gonna be exactly a month since I got them removed, so I'll do a full one month update, for you guys. But wow. The most random series, but I hope you're enjoying.