These videos always make my mouth water.

I used to become physically ill because my wife likes watching these for some reason, and I'd pass through the room, look, and become nauseous.

I think it was the idea that the puss oozing out of these holes is reminiscent of insects. Once I reminded myself that it wasn't a worm being unburrowed, it got easier.

It's still not my go-to for entertainment, but it's tolerable now. It's also admirable that this Dr. realizes the stigma associated with conditions like this and is helping to change that & help people to take care of their skin free of charge.

Gah! How bad could it possibly be I thought. I only made it through the initial, um, barrage before I decided I'd had enough. I thought I had popped a few juicy ones in my day, but these things are like pimple kaiju.

those are some dark forces

A great workout for gag reflex suppression.

Sandra Lee's videos are pretty entertaining.

erm. some of these seem to be 'sebaceous cysts' - usually the sack should be removed with the cyst intact rather than expressing the keratin first.

Well, that's just, like, your opinion, man.

That reminds me -- I'm out of mayonnaise.

People probably pop the sack squeezing it before getting anywhere near the dermatologist. Then they go because the surrounding tissue is now infected.

Well no, it's from the training course for minor ops for the Royal collage of surgeons UK.

Just curious how you can tell one cyst from another? They all look the same to me.

From watching many of her 'cyst' videos she says in the description

"The "laymans" term for an epidermoid or epidermal inclusion cyst is "sebaceous cyst", but dermatologists don't use that term because it is a mislabel, and antiquated misnomer. "

If you enjoy a good cyst removal where she talks about removing the sack also.
https://youtu.be/LTDuPY-mPew
https://youtu.be/_bUfLn1iwa4
https://youtu.be/20ldJcggVXI