Why we should never ignore sun spots: Doctors had to remove a huge part of this man's neck

At first, Glossop developed a small mole, but that mole ended being a deadly cancerous force. He got the mole removed. Yet, despite removing the melanoma spot, the results continued showing up as “abnormal.”

Glossop’s wife, Fallon Glossop, unravelled the situation on social media:

Ryan's boundaries kept coming back abnormal, which was then found to be a skin condition called Nevus Spillus. It's very rare for it to transition into melanoma, but in his case it did.

She revealed that her husband underwent 40 biopsies and four surgeries! And that “Ryan had a skin graft, removing skin from both legs to cover section on his neck and back”. Scary stuff, right?

The father-of-two claims that he never imagined he would getskin cancer. As a kid, he was almost freckle-free! However, over the last few years, he started to get more spots and more freckles.

Ultimately, Mr Glossop hopes that his story will encourage people to get checked for skin cancer! What signs can you look out for? Tune into our video to find out!