A San Diego doctor biopsied Khloé Kardashian's facial blemish; Late actor Leslie Jordan made friends in San Diego
Reality TV’s Khloé Kardashian has given San Diego dermatologist Tess Mauricio a high-profile platform to heighten awareness about skin cancer.After the blemish didn’t disappear, seven months later she had it examined by Dr. Mauricio, who has offices in Miramar, Eastlake and Beverly Hills.It was in the Beverly Hills office of her M Beauty Clinic on N. Rodeo Drive that Mauricio examined Kardashian. Mauricio urged Kardashian to let her perform a biopsy.
“You’ll continue to see my bandages and, when I’m allowed, you’ll probably see a scar but until then I hope you enjoy how fabulous I’m making the face bandages look,” she posted. Dr. Fisher praised his celebrity patient during in interview streamed on Fox News digital: “I was just amazed at how mature and how courageous she was.”“I had to get significant margins from that, which I’ll tell you, to take off something in the middle of somebody’s cheek, it doesn’t matter who it is, it’s not a comfortable thing to do.”
Actor Leslie Jordan in 2021 during a promotion for his book, “How Y’all Doing?: Misadventures and Mischief from a Life Well Lived.”Richard Flannery considers himself fortunate to have gone to the Starbucks at Fifth and Robinson in Hillcrest with friends one afternoon in 2018. “I got to know him beyond the showman that I had seen many times before,” Flannery says. “I was surprised to hear him say that he got lonely.”
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