@ahappymomoffive
First I am not a medical professional so what I post is just my experience and knowledge I have learned from my dermatologist.

Basal cell and SCC are common skin cancers. They (and from my dermatiologist) are easily treated with great outcomes if caught early. The biggest danger is not getting it diagnosed and treated as can spread into muscles, tissues, and bones which require much more extensive treatments.

I think I have had 10 basal cells and one (SCC). I was told the SCC was most likely from HPV. Don't mistaken from HIV. HPV is a very common virus that almost all have but usually remains dormant. I had an injury to an area and that is where the SCC formed.

I had MOHS survery on all the basal cells and SCC. I chose MOHS as what they do is remove the area around skin cancer then review via pathologist to see if any sign of cancer has not been removed. If some still present will come back in an do more removal and keep doing that until no signs of cancer remain.

I only had one (1) surgery that required more removal of skin. A MOHS surgeon is specialty trained. The area was injected with a pain medication and you feel nothing. You should decide what surgery or treatment you want just posting what I had. There are many options for type treatments. Asked questions of all pros and cons of each and then do best for you.

I see Lorin the MCC monitor has already reached out to you for more information on your SCC diagnosis.
Good luck!