Dr. Pimple Popper Just Squeezed A Projectile From A Juicy Cyst In New Youtube Video – Womens Health

  • In Dr. Pimple Popper’s new Youtube video, she squeezed a big surprise from her patient’s cheek cyst.
  • The dermatologist had her hands full with a giant, juicy cyst that was ready to blow.
  • Dr. Pimple Popper squeezed once and a legit projectile came shooting out.

    Dermatologist Sandra Lee, MD, a.k.a. Dr. Pimple Popper, has seen a lot of bizarre lumps and bumps on her patients. That means it takes a seriously over-the-top pop to surprise her. That’s exactly what’s in store in her latest Youtube video. And, she gave a sneak peek on Instagram. She teases fans with the extended version and caption: “I was NOT expecting this!”

    Dr. Pimple Popper explained the situation: “This lovely patient has a JUICY pilar cyst on her cheek and it has a little surprise waiting for us!” The dermatologist went right in with her fingers ready to squeeze. She slowly added pressure and out popped all the gunk stuffed in the cheek.

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    Dr. Pimple Popperr kept the knowledge coming and added: “A pilar cyst, also known as a trichilemmal or isthmus-catagen cyst, is a benign (non-life-threatening) growth that, upon examination, looks identical to the more common epidermoid cyst, except that 90% of pilar cysts occur on the scalp. They tend to be more mobile and firmer than epidermoid cysts, and are derived from a different part of the hair follicle. The internal contents tend to be more “homogenous” and smooth. It is not uncommon to have multiple pilar cysts on the scalp and for the condition to run in families. Treatment is generally only for cosmetic reasons and excision with removal of the cyst and its contents is curative. The nice thing about these cysts is that they are often thicker-walled, so they can often be “popped” out whole, which not only ensures that I’ve removed it completely, but also leads to an extremely satisfying “pop!”

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    This particular pop fit that satisfying description perfectly. Fans agreed and wrote, “Why is this so satisfying???😮” There may not be a clear answer to that pesky question, but you can press play and enjoy it over and over.

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