Emmerdale actor has operation to eliminate cancer cells.

Liam Fox, whom many will recognize from his role as Dan Spencer on the popular soap opera Emmerdale, recently underwent surgery to remove cancerous cells. In an effort to raise awareness and urge others to prioritize their health, the actor took to Instagram to share a post-op selfie, revealing a bandaged forehead and an important message.

The surgery was to remove a basal cell carcinoma, a type of skin cancer that is commonly caused by exposure to UV light from the sun or tanning beds. Liam stressed the importance of protecting oneself from the sun's harmful rays and thanked the plastic surgery team at St Helen's Hospital for their exceptional care and friendly demeanor.

In a follow-up post, Liam shared another selfie, this time without the bandage, and reminded his followers to cover up and use sunscreen, as he believes his own diagnosis may have stemmed from his carefree teenage years. He even joked about his new look, saying he may be perfect for gangster roles now.

His fans were quick to send well wishes and support, with one follower commenting, "Wishing you a speedy recovery, Liam. I hope it's all sorted for you matey." Liam replied, revealing that it took some time for him to receive a proper diagnosis, as he was initially dismissed by medical professionals.

Liam's stint on Emmerdale lasted from 2011 to 2023, cementing his place in the hearts of soap fans. His final storyline was a dramatic one, as his character Dan accidentally killed a man with one punch and was subsequently sent to prison.

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