Concerned Wife Circles All The Moles On Her Husband's Body Before He Goes To The Dermatologist
"These efforts are welcomed as they facilitate a more focused examination."
Brinlee Miles spotted a few suspicious-looking moles on her husband Ryan and decided not to leave anything to chance. Since she could not join him at the dermatologist, she grabbed a pen and marked the spots herself before his appointment.
The Utah couple’s unusual checkup prep turned into a viral TikTok moment when the doctor responded in kind, writing notes beside Brinlee’s circles. What started as a worried wife’s quick fix ended with a report full of markings, a biopsy recommendation, and millions of people watching the update unfold.
Now the internet is weighing in on the couple’s very hands-on approach.
Meet Brinlee and Ryan!
TikTok/brinleemilesBrinlee posted a TikTok explaining how she took a pen and circled all the moles on her husband's body before he went for his appointment with the dermatologist.
TikTok/brinleemilesThe 20-year-old woman from Utah shared photos of her husband Ryan's body covered in circles.
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Brinlee circled six moles in total.
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Brinlee filmed Ryan as he arrived home, proudly carrying his doctor's report.
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The doctor had made notes on Ryan's chest and back, next to each of Brinlee's circles.
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She wrote next to each mole whether it looked fine or would need to be taken for testing.
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Out of the six moles Brinlee had circled, two needed to be taken for biopsy.
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The couple later posted an update.
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"Overall, it was pretty good news."
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The mole on Ryan's shoulder turned out to be harmless.
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However, the one on his chest would need to be removed as it did contain some cancerous cells.
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That update made the whole thing feel a lot more real.
It’s like the AITAH fight where a wife refused her doctor-husband’s chronic illness treatment.
Here's how people reacted.
TikTok/ashleyreneeb0310
"Saving this."
TikTok/baileyoltermann
People clearly related to the chaos.
Apparently, this is not an uncommon occurrence for dermatologists.
TikTok/lmariew87
"It's never the wife with circles."
TikTok/angelaseim
"Thank you!"
TikTok/libbyyylou
"We love when this happens!"
TikTok/janaewalker79
Okay, he's a child, isn't he?
TikTok/hauntedsoulbooks
No one likes unnecessary banter.
TikTok/always_fatigued
It's no wonder!
TikTok/potatoslav
Skin cancer is no joke, and it's essential to keep on top of our moles and markings.
"Moles should be checked at least monthly, and if there are any concerns, you should book an appointment with your GP at the earliest opportunity," the doctor advised. "Moles are assessed to look for changes that could be suggestive of melanoma, a type of skin cancer that develops in new or existing moles."
So, if you're concerned about any moles or skin markings you may have, please don't delay getting them checked. And, most importantly, don't forget your hat and sunscreen!
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