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07:24
Chirpy’s Epidermoid Removal Procedure – Upper Back Lesion
#Chirpys #Epidermoid #Removal #Procedure #Upper #Lesion
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04:34
Eye Pimple?
#Eye #Pimple
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00:14
Foam Sclerotherapy with Asclera
Watch the spider veins disappear before your eyes with treatment with Asclera. source
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05:36
Dr Jeff Rebish excises a back lipoma. For medical education- NSFE.
For medical education- NSFE. Dr Rebish (my husband) excised a cyst the other day and was kind enough to film it for all of you enjoy! It’s the first one he has filmed so be nice! 😉 source
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08:28
Update on Big Back Blackheads. Her back, one month later.For medical education- NSFE.
For medical education- NSFE. Here is a recap, one month later, of my patient who had big blackheads on the back. The blackheads had been there for quite some time, so you can see they cause pretty enlarged, dissented pores which will shrink slightly, but probably not completely. “Mother” which was the unending blackhead/cyst still […]
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09:27
Multiple Pilar Cysts – #TBT
This is a lovely patient of mine who travelled from a little distance to see me. She knew I did segments for The Doctors TV show, but this was before DrPimplePopper got big. She had a couple big bumps on her scalp, which are pilar cysts. Pilar cysts tend to occur in families, and many […]
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14:48
Wow! Sissy’s 15 Year-Old Pilar Cyst Excision!
#Wow #Sissys #YearOld #Pilar #Cyst #Excision
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11:03
"Pops" and his BEST blackhead extractions – TBT
“Pops” has really given us some excellent blackhead extractions. Here is the best of Pops for your tbt! Instagram: …
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10:01
Delicate removal of growths around the eyes
This lovely patient of mine wanted these bumps off that were growing around her eyes, they drove her crazy! She let me film the removal of these bumps, and I did this free of charge because she let me film it. In the video, you will hear and read what the specific growths are because […]
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09:31
Punch removal of a Cyst on a patient with Tinea Versicolor
This patient had a small bump on her back that she wanted to have removed, and during examination, I noticed that she had white and pink, finely scaly patches on her back. This is a common condition called tinea versicolor, or pityriasis versicolor. It is caused by a yeast that is a common inhabitant on […]