Rocío Martín Berrocal reveals basal cell carcinoma diagnosis after six-week treatment
The Spanish businesswoman explained her use of protective headwear on social media after completing a six-week course of topical medication for a forehead lesion.
Diagnosis and social media disclosure
Spanish businesswoman Rocío Martín Berrocal published a video on Instagram disclosing that she was diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma on her forehead. The announcement answered questions from online followers who noticed her consistently wearing caps and hats in public appearances and social media posts over recent months. Martín Berrocal clarified that the headwear served purely as physical protection against solar radiation outdoors rather than a personal fashion choice, adding that she does not wear head coverings while inside her home. The diagnosis occurred after she noticed a new blemish on her skin and attended a consultation with a dermatologist for testing. Having previously had other skin lesions removed by medical specialists, she maintains ongoing vigilance regarding any unusual cutaneous marks.
Always wear a cap to protect yourself outside. A spot appeared on me recently, I went to the dermatologist, they ran the necessary tests, and it was a basal cell carcinoma.
Topical medical treatment and recovery
Medical specialists chose not to perform surgical excision on the forehead lesion, selecting instead a non-invasive six-week therapeutic regimen. The prescribed protocol required the daily application of a specialized pharmaceutical cream designed to target and destroy cancer cells across the affected tissue. This medication necessitated strict avoidance of direct sunlight, which kept Martín Berrocal away from beaches and outdoor recreation throughout the summer. The active formulation produced visible irritation and scabbing on her forehead, which she demonstrated on camera after removing her cap in the video. She explained that the six-week treatment cycle is now finished, and she is waiting for the scab to dry and fall off before returning to her doctor for a follow-up assessment to confirm whether the carcinoma has cleared.
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Docuseries launch and health confirmation
The health disclosure followed promotional events for the second season of the docureality series Las Berrocal, which features Rocío alongside her sister Vicky Martín Berrocal, their mother Victoria Martín, and niece Alba Díaz. During public presentations for the new season, Martín Berrocal concealed the visible wound on her forehead using clip-on false bangs. In statements made in Madrid on 19 September 2026, she confirmed that her treatment was concluded, reassuring reporters that she felt in good health and required no additional immediate procedures. She expressed gratitude for the supportive messages received from family, friends, and the public following her video. Martín Berrocal emphasized the necessity of preventative health checks, urging the public to consult a dermatologist for any evolving spots or moles and to apply daily sun protection regardless of whether the weather is clear or overcast.
If a spot or a mole appears, go to the doctor, it is super important. Protect yourself always from the sun. It does not matter if it is sunny or if it is cloudy. You have to protect yourself.
