Deborah Hutton, a well-known figure in the media, recently disclosed that she is making a speedy recovery after surgery to remove two skin tumors from her face.

On Thursday, the woman who is now 58 years old had the courage to share a picture of herself on Instagram, in which she displayed the scars that can be seen on her chin and cheek.

Deborah shared with her followers that she was ‘healing nicely’ and encouraged them to undergo frequent skin checks.

‘My wounds are mending well. Deborah noted in her blog post that this is a “shout-out” to “all of the beautiful people who have responded so positively to my original post on my skin cancer surgery.”

“I just wanted to say thank you so much for your support and the tales you’ve given of events that are similar to mine. Reading about the harm that may be caused by spending too much time in the sun is really daunting.

In addition to this, she said, “This is such an essential lesson for all of us to be attentive and to be active… Do not put off obtaining regular checkups for your skin and be sure to get them as early as possible. Prevention is the key to success!

In the comments area, Deborah’s famous pals sent her well-wishes and expressed their support for her.

Melissa Doyle, a presenter for Seven, said in an email that the message “Even more beautiful because now we can see your strength, bravery, and determination.”

Tina Arena, a singer, commented further by saying, “So happy to hear you’re doing well, darling!” You look very stunning in this shot, xx.’

Additionally, sweet notes were sent by Natalie Imbruglia and Catriona Rowntree.

Deborah disclosed a week ago that she underwent surgery to remove two skin tumors off her face and posted a picture of the sutures on her upper lip and nose region. The procedure was performed to remove the skin tumours.

She posted the picture on Instagram with the following: “I have ummed and aahed about posting this, but after having the stitches out from another major surgery to remove two skin cancers, and being extremely grateful they’ve got it all, I feel it’s only right to remind you to get your skin checked!” After having the stitches out from another major operation to remove two skin cancers, she was extremely pleased that doctors were able to remove everything.

‘Please. The value of early detection cannot be overstated! She emphasized, “Do not tarry.”

Deborah, who is an ambassador for the Skin Cancer Foundation, said that there was nothing obvious around the region of her nose, and that her dermatologist was the one who discovered the anomaly initially.

The former editor of the Australian Women’s Weekly provided the following explanation: “My skin will heal, and in the coming months you’ll hardly be able to see the scar.” In the past, exactly nine years ago, I visited this location.

It’s true that skin may recover wonderfully, but you have to give it the time to do so before it’s too late. I owe a tremendous amount of gratitude to both my doctor and the nurses who took care of me throughout my recovery.

Deborah was diagnosed with her second round of skin cancer in June 2011, which was an infiltrating basal cell carcinoma on her upper lip. She then had surgery to remove the cancerous growth.

Following the procedure, she said the following to The Herald Sun: “I was yellow and bruised, and my lips were swollen, and half of my mouth wasn’t working.”

“But I thought to myself that I was so fortunate that not only did I still have my lips and nose, but that they were still in the same place,” she said.

In 2016, Deborah disclosed to Mamamia that she was diagnosed with skin cancer for the first time 15 to 20 years before on her chest.

“When you have awareness of your skin, the spots and marks, you just know when something doesn’t feel quite right,” she said. She continued by saying that if anything is wrong, an alarm will sound.