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02:41
Milia removal compilation + extras. For medical education- NSFE.
For medical education- NSFE. Milia, spider vein, skin tags.. Oh my.. source
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03:47
Squeezed out this pilar cyst – the sac was too friable. For medical education- NSFE.
For medical education- NSFE. Had to just squeeze this cyst out because it was so superficial, but it’s important to remove the entire sac so that it won’t grow back. source
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06:39
Earlobe repair: full excision and repair to right side. For medical education- NSFE.
For medical education- NSFE. This guy requested repair to his earlobes that were stretched from gauges he had. source
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04:33
Clean cyst excision. For medical education- NSFE.
For medical education- NSFE. Good visual of the cyst’s inner contents. It’s pretty, isn’t it? 😉 source
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02:50
Just popping milia. For medical education- NSFE.
For medical education- NSFE. A video from my archives before we got steadier with the camera! 😉 Just popping milia.. source
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02:02
Punch excision of a blackhead on the neck. For medical education- NSFE.
For medical education- NSFE. You say blockhead, I say blackhead… source
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00:21
One blackhead extracted: Short, but sweet. For medical education- NSFE.
For medical education- NSFE. Self explanatory. Just a blackhead! source
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09:25
Updated version of milia & blackheads TNTC: 1st treatment. For medical education- NSFE.
For medical education- NSFE. There is a glitch in the previously uploaded video, so this one should be better to view. Also, some questions have been asked about the amount of bleeding during this procedure. This patient has more sebaceous/thicker skin than the average person, and her milia are pretty deep under her thicker skin. […]
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Milia & blackheads TNTC: 1st treatment. For medical education- NSFE.
For medical education- NSFE. She has so many more on her cheeks and around her eyes. But we just worked in the blackheads and milia on her chin today. She’s a tough cookie- no local anesthesia! She really wanted these out! TNTC= Too Numerous To Count She will be back! source
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04:59
Treating a keloid on the knee with cryoshape. For medical education- NSFE.
For medical education- NSFE. Inserted a cryoshape cannula directly into center of this keloid and used liquid nitrogen to induce frostbite to the keloid treating from the inside out. It should turn black and pop off eventually and hopefully won’t come back! source