The Les Miserables star had his first methodology in late 2013 in the wake of seeing a blemish on his nose, and he has stood up over and over about the threats of skin malignancy from that point onward.
The 47-year-old took to Instagram to share a photo of himself wearing a gauze over the extension of his nose, educating fans he'd had a fifth skin tumor spot evacuated.
"A sample of what happens when you don't wear sunscreen," he wrote in the subtitle. "Basal cell. The mildest type of disease however genuine, in any case, PLEASE USE SUNSCREEN and get customary registration."
Jackman initially thought the blemish on his nose had been brought on by the paws worn for his X-Men character Wolverine, yet when a make-up master and his wife Deborra-Lee Furness urged him to get it looked at, a skin specialist affirmed he had growth.
"It's generally somewhat of a stun simply listening to the word 'growth'," Jackman already told People magazine.
"Being an Australian, it's an extremely basic thing. I never wore sunscreen growing up, so I was a prime contender for it. I was attempting to resist the urge to panic about it however it wasn't until (his skin tumor specialist) Dr Michael Albom truly disclosed to me that what I had, as it were, was the sort of skin malignancy you need to have in case you're going to have it.
"Basal cell carcinoma is simply something you need to manage. It's dangerous. It will develop. You simply need to get it out."
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