Tiffany Hendra Calls Herself a “Warrior” After Undergoing Surgery

Serious Housewives of Dallas alum Tiffany Hendra is doing very well after undergoing Mohs medical procedures to remove cancerous pores and skin.

The reality star, 49, appeared as a regular solid member on season 1 of The True Housewives of Dallas, right before starting to be a guest on the second season. She did not surface on the show’s 3rd season but returned for the fourth as a guest after once more.

Tiffany took to Instagram on Jan. 15 to share updated information of her health with her followers. She posted a image of herself with bandages on her upper arm alongside with a prolonged caption about her battle with skin cancer. 

“Catch IT EARLY!! It can be official — I’m in the Melanoma Warrior Tribe,” she wrote. “It is been a whirlwind week and will have to share this journey to encourage all people to be in tune with your physique and do normal at-house human body scans as properly as yearly scans with your doc.”

Tiffany revealed that she realized a little something was improper when “a normal searching flat freckle” on her higher arm “popped up like a pimple close to Oct.”

“I kept an eye on it and mid- December it grew with a vengeance,” she shared. “In June, I had a entire human body scan and a further random mole taken out that grew crazy quickly so examining my moles was on my radar. Thank God!”