Overview
- The former Australia captain told The Kyle and Jackie O Show he had a lesion removed from his nose about four weeks ago and sees a dermatologist every six months.
- Clarke estimated he has had about seven cancerous spots cut from his face, describing treatment that freezes sunspots and surgically removes basal cell lesions.
- He first faced skin cancer in 2006 and later had three non‑melanoma lesions taken off his face in 2019.
- In August he posted a photo with a bandage on his nose, credited surgeon Dr Bish Soliman, and reminded followers to get their skin checked.
- Clarke attributed his vulnerability to prolonged on‑field sun exposure during his cricket career and continues to use his platform to promote early detection.