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Michael Clarke Has Skin Cancer Lesion Removed From Nose

The former Australia captain credits early detection, urging regular skin checks in a country with world‑leading skin cancer rates.

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Overview

  • Clarke announced on Aug. 27 via Instagram that a lesion was cut from his nose, posting a photo with a bandage and thanking surgeon Dr. Bish Soliman for spotting it early.
  • The 44-year-old has managed recurring skin cancers since 2006, including a basal cell carcinoma removed from his chest last year and procedures on his forehead and face in 2023.
  • He used the update to encourage preventive care, reiterating that he aims for twice‑yearly skin checks as an ambassador for the Australian Skin Cancer Foundation.
  • Reports highlight Australia’s high UV exposure and Cancer Council data indicating roughly two in three Australians will develop some form of skin cancer by age 70.
  • No additional medical details were disclosed, with Clarke framing the post as a reminder that early detection and regular screening are key.