Head Shaving, Grooming & Care > How To Protect Your Bald Head
Grief--10 more pre-cancerous lesions
D.A.L.U.I.:
--- Quote from: NewYawka on February 03, 2010, 01:37:57 PM ---Hey, look at it this way, you can milk the sympathy you'll get from the ladies, right? lol.
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Not much of a leg man there I guess >:D
The spots look more like spots of sebaceous dermatitis, funny looking off color skin, but not elevated, they aren't irritated and don't bleed when i shave over them. They don't flake really, but I use a loofa pad every day on the scalp and face anyway so I wouldn't notice. Had some a couple of years back around the outer corner of my eye, John froze those off. Looked like I'd taken a pretty good punch and the eye was almost closed for a day or so. I'm thinking of staying home and working from there Thursday and Friday. The boss has approved. I really, really don't want to wander around downtown in the office building w/ a hat, or looking like I've been banged up in a mugging.
I found this description today in a website on skin cancer:
"is a scaly or crusty growth (lesion). It most often appears on the bald scalp, face, ears, lips, backs of the hands and forearms, shoulders, neck or any other areas of the body frequently exposed to the sun. You’ll most often see the plural, “keratoses,” because there is seldom just one." You guys will all recognize "bald scalp".
The exposure to the sun was through the combover--yet another reason for guys to get sly to the bone so you can use sunscreen--can't do it easily w/ hair, no matter how this. Today's my first day using the 70spf by Neutrogena, and it sucks, it is greasy, and I have napkins for my hands after I rub my head--bummer. Really need to find a Dry Banana Boat style at high spf.
tomgallagher:
Hope you get squared away before Fat Tuesday Saint.
D.A.L.U.I.:
--- Quote from: Tom Gallagher on February 03, 2010, 02:53:00 PM ---Hope you get squared away before Fat Tuesday Saint.
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Doing it two days after Mardi Gras--I'm going to be gleaming, costume ready, except I need to find a source for temporary fleur de lis tatoos in New Orleans--got to be all the way.
tomgallagher:
LOL...Let the good times roll brother.
D.A.L.U.I.:
Damn, got myself psyched up to have the lesions frozen this morning, get to the Dr.'s office and he's canceled today's appointments at the last minute :(. Now it's 3/9. I was prepared to go for 4-7 days w/o a blade shave--planning to 0 guard it w/ the clipper around the areas that will be swollen and tender. Oh, well, at least it's not a critical problem, just preventive maintenance. Some of the internet pictures I've seen of the procedure and results fully reminded me of how I'll look for a couple of days >:(.
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