The TV star, who rose to acclaim as the barkeep on the show First Dates, declared in September that he had been determined to have entrail malignant growth.
The Channel 4 TV star, 46, reported in September that he had been determined to have gut disease.
Griffiths rose to popularity as the barkeep who visits to the daters while they hang tight at the bar for their match in the hit show.
On Wednesday, the barman shared a grinning selfie on Instagram and refreshed fans on his “mechanical medical procedure”.
To his 64,400 devotees, he expressed: “And relax. 6 days, beginning to end.
“Presently for genuine #cancer recuperation. I’ve had open laparotomies previously and the recuperation was a month and a half in emergency clinic before automated a medical procedure!! Astounding.”
He later uncovered more subtleties of his medical procedure on Twitter and said thanks to the NHS for the “incredible” malignant growth care he had gotten.
He tweeted: “Presently I’m home I’d likewise prefer to share that the magnificent #cancer care has been mutually given by MDT’s at @OUHospitals and @nhsuhcw.
“Both treating patients with most recent highest quality level pathways for best results. Strongly prescribed assuming you really want to allude your case.
“Venture is nowhere near finished at this point. Yet, the way is presently more clear than it has been for a long while. #nhs #BowelCancerAwarenessMonth”.
Last week he started refreshing fans on his malignant growth treatment in a progression of posts via web-based entertainment, including photos from emergency clinic when his medical procedure.
He shared a selfie from medical clinic, wearing a veil before his activity, with the subtitle: “Prepared as I’ll at any point be. Growth evacuation time.”
First Dates co-stars and companions rushed to wish him karma in the remarks, with server and entertainer CiCi Coleman sending various heart emoticons.
Griffiths later shared another selfie post-medical procedure, lying in a bed wearing a clinic outfit, and stated: “2am. Tubes outta all over. A throbbing painfulness. Yet, no growth!”
