A “Fox & Friends” panel on Wednesday slammed President Joe Biden's “lobster red” tan upon returning from vacation.

The 81-year-old president returned from a vacation on St. Croix late Tuesday with a severe sunburn on his face. Nine months ago, he underwent surgery to remove a cancerous skin lesion on his chest.

“Absolutely lobster red. I've met him in Delaware as well and he loves being at the beach. The problem is, nine months after he had surgery to remove skin cancer from his chest. That makes me wonder,'' said co-host Steve Doocy.

“I don't really use sunscreen,” says co-host Brian Kilmeade. (Related: 'End it!': All hell breaks loose on 'Fox & Friends' as one host downplays Biden bribery allegations)

“No, it's not on his face. I mean, he's bright red,” Doocy said. “But you're probably wondering, come on, Joe. Are you trying to kill yourself? Stay out of the sun!”

Mr Kilmeade said Irish people are taught early in life that “the sun is not your friend”.

The president had a skin lesion on his chest removed as part of a traditional biopsy during his annual physical on February 16th. A biopsy confirmed the lesion. basal cell carcinoma. The biopsy was treated “probably with electrodesiccation and curettage” and “healed nicely” during the procedure.

The president's physician, Kevin O'Connor, said Biden will continue to undergo “dermatological monitoring” after the surgery.

First lady Jill Biden also underwent surgery in early January 2023 to treat a small lesion above her right eye.