Dr. Lee Says No To Treating A Child With A Big Bump On Her Head l Dr. Pimple Popper

[@jennifermarcum2231]

Great job. I was one of those kids that was held down kicking and screaming terrified. I'm so glad you told her you would take care of her when she is a little older.

[@bubbles7398]

Exactly what I was thinking. I can’t believe some people think she should’ve removed it anyway all because she may get bullied. I don’t think those realize how bad medical trauma can be especially how it could affect her as an adult. Also as parents we need to teach kids not to make fun of kids for being different.

[@4Drewbaby]

I got operated on when I was four years old with NO anesthesia. I was kicking and screaming and I still remember the faces of everyone who was holding me down and that was almost 50 years ago. Some trauma memories never go away.

[@josephhitson1714]

⁵⁶66⁶

[@Fiona2254]

I agree! Why traumatize the child from going to the doctor? She will be fine in a few years when she understands what is going on.

[@undeaddissection]

I had the same thing happen to me, it was terrifying

[@whitneyg9150]

The interaction between Kazuyo and Dr. Lee was the sweetest thing ever. 🥺 Two beautiful souls exchanging care and compassion to each other. ❤

[@user-os7fe5xn9v]

Kazuyo sounds like she is from Hawaii

[@suewilkins347]

This is yet another episode where you see the extreme kindness and thoughtfulness that Dr.Lee shows to all of her patients. I've had 4 small cysts removed over the years and not one of the Dr.'s I met were remotely close to being the Dr./person that Dr.Lee is!

[@inkenhafner7187]

They would be with a TV-team around them.

[@laurendaryani4893]

@@inkenhafner7187 Sure, maybe. The way I see it, no big series is gonna take a chance on some d-bag that has to be bribed with fame and cash in order to be nice, especially regarding people's sensitive health issues. Dr. Lee already has a magnetic, disarming personality and a good bedside manner.

[@bcaye]

I've seen dermatologists half a dozen times for acute skin reactions, dermatofibroma removal and a sebaceous cyst. They have all been kind and understanding, concerned about my comfort and honest about the process.

[@WooWoo-co4jf]

Sue, a surgeon who fixed my broken ankle bones never looked at my face once in I think 5 times I saw him. Thankfully, here in the UK doctors like him are on their way out to retirement. Unfortunately a supposed rheumatologist I'm supposed to see us old school, thinks patients shouldn't know anything about the conditions they have. Oh and speaks to staff who have to work with her like crap! I hate that

[@kmmk5022]

Though, Dr Lee says this as if she thinks all children are the same but they’re not. Every child is different. Of coarse there’s kids who would have a hard time handling treatment at the doctors but there are kids who are better at handling it. There is a chance that the girl could be one of those kids that are able to handle treatments better and be more on the cooperative side. I think Dr Lee should’ve asked her mother about her daughter’s past experiences with visits from the doctor and dentist and getting treatments before making her final decision of to treat it now or later

[@selenayates2256]

I understand why Dr. Lee didn’t want to remove the bump yet. I just hope kids don’t pick on the little girl, because kids can be mean.

[@wnterbird2976]

At that point tho, she might be more willing to sit still to get it removed. Hopefully they don't though.

[@kwonsmommy]

Kids will LITERALLY find anything to pick on other kids about

[@traceykoontz2868]

That's good Mom is getting help, hope this we little one gets some help.

[@MultiTomcat67]

C. age 12-14 kids go into a tribal phase and will be cruel for the least excuse. On the plus side, that girl will learn who her real friends are.

[@Lenape_Lady]

It’s gonna happen. I hate to be the downer with all these lovey dovey comments, but kids these days are even more ruthless because of social media and that poor child absolutely will be bullied. I feel for her so much.

[@janetc3930]

That was the sweetest lady from Hawaii! She was so happy she had tears. Dr. Lee looked beautiful in her flower crown.

[@ameliaweights]

She's 73?!?!?! She looks so least 15 years younger!

[@diannedelledera3096]

The crown gift made me cry!!

[@carolweatherall5405]

Seeing her mum get hers removed without any bother and knowing that doctors are kind will help her to have hers removed when she’s ready so glad her mum took her daughters feeling that her than her looks into account some parent dont

[@kmmk5022]

Though, Dr Lee says this as if she thinks all children are the same but they’re not. Every child is different. Of coarse there’s kids who would have a hard time handling treatment at the doctors but there are kids who are better at handling it. There is a chance that the girl could be one of those kids that are able to handle treatments better and be more on the cooperative side. I think Dr Lee should’ve asked her mother about her daughter’s past experiences with visits from the doctor and dentist and getting treatments before making her final decision of to treat it now or later

[@jeremyallennossette6426]

Awe, I absolutely loved the Lady at the end. So sweet, and she truly gave a gift from the heart.

[@satterfieldfamily3846]

Liver

[@jeremyallennossette6426]

@@satterfieldfamily3846 LMAO!! No not a liver but I do need one!! Lol

[@jessicatambo851]

I love How caring is dr.Lee. She declined a surgery on the child’s head very smoothly and politly This is the type of doctor i’m aiming to be❤️

[@JonnieQ.01]

Because you care enough to consider how you want to develop your bedside manner, I'm sure you'll be great!

[@Fiona2254]

I pray you fulfill your dreams

[@debbiewagenaar933]

If this is your level of sensitivity already, I have no doubt that you will BE that kind of Dr. All the best x

[@meghanodonoghue9066]

Just remember, most of your colleagues are going to be narcissistic god complex ass wipes, do your best to not be anything like them.

[@sandradavis9882]

I hope the little one doesn't get teased/bullied at school about her lump !

[@tomeekun]

I remember having tonsillectomy under local anasethesia when I was only 4 or 5. A nurse literally grabbed me in his lap, wrapped his arms around me and held me in place during the operation. I didn't even feel any pain, but being held down, having my throat be numb and choking on my blood gave me a panic attack. My mom said I literally lost trust in her for a while and for a very long time I would throw tantrums whenever we had to see our family doctor. It was traumatizing.

[@Tricia_K]

Oh my word! Can I just ask what country you're from, that would do something so barbaric?!

[@tomeekun]

@@Tricia_K It’s Hungary. This was in the late 90’s. Things are much better nowadays, but generally speaking healthcare is still underfunded and mismanaged. We have universal healthcare, but you have to go to private doctors if you want to get anything done without having to wait long months for a procedure. It’s really depressing when you compare Hungary to Austria for example. We are neighbouring countries and yet their healthcare is cutting edge, while ours is a huge embarrassment. Our government would much rather invest in football stadiums and public spaces.

[@emm_uhh]

@@tomeekun Same with my mom and dentists. My mom at age 6 had a tooth extractions with no anesthesia. She lived in France at the time but was visiting her dad's family in Germany when she had an extreme tooth ache. This was also in the 60s and only my Grandfather spoke German, so she couldn't understand what was going on either.

[@sheenawarecki92]

I'm so sorry :( I had mine removed in an emergency at 2 but I have memories of it and am still scared of surgery like 28 years later because of it

[@Drux.i]

@@tomeekun I'm so sorry you went through that. I had mine removed when I was 10, and I was put to sleep for the entire procedure. I never knew they ever kept anyone awake for such a thing. My step dad had his done just a few years ago and he was put to sleep for it as well.

[@janf.735]

I’m a Child Life Specialist and I love that you care about how kiddos cope with medical procedures!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@brittanyrock9653]

But less about what kids are going to go through in school and in life in the mean time. Poor baby

[@GeorginasJourney]

That mum really listened to Dr Lee and respected her decision not to treat her daughter yet, that was so nice to see 😊

[@kmmk5022]

Though, Dr Lee says this as if she thinks all children are the same but they’re not. Every child is different. Of coarse there’s kids who would have a hard time handling treatment at the doctors but there are kids who are better at handling it. There is a chance that the girl could be one of those kids that are able to handle treatments better and be more on the cooperative side. I think Dr Lee should’ve asked her mother about her daughter’s past experiences with visits from the doctor and dentist and getting treatments before making her final decision of to treat it now or later

[@TinyBugg7042]

Beautiful lady from Hawaii 🏝. So kind and generous And l absolutely adore DrLee even more for the way she spoke with the little girl 👧. Well done 👍🏻 again ☺️

[@kmmk5022]

Though, Dr Lee says this as if she thinks all children are the same but they’re not. Every child is different. Of coarse there’s kids who would have a hard time handling treatment at the doctors but there are kids who are better at handling it. There is a chance that the girl could be one of those kids that are able to handle treatments better and be more on the cooperative side. I think Dr Lee should’ve asked her mother about her daughter’s past experiences with visits from the doctor and dentist and getting treatments before making her final decision of to treat it now or later

[@hollyaveryt3889]

This one touched my heart ❤️. I love this lady!! She was so sweet and thoughtful and I see she even got to spoil Dr. Lee some too!! If you can get hold of the Lady, please let her know she has encouraged me to keep going and not give up on my spine and spinal cord injuries that I have been fighting the past 14 years. I hope she is doing well and feeling better ♥️👍✌️😃❤️👍✌️

[@brendabuckley7071]

I was held down as a kid at the dentist. Definitely a no no! Good on Dr Lee

[@chantelle322]

Same thing happened when I had a cavity at 4 years old and my mom wasn’t allowed in even though I was screaming for them to let my mom in because it would of calmed me down if she was there. Ever since I have been scared of dentist because I don’t want them to tell me I have a cavity and the same thing happening to me even though I am 17 and they won’t do that because I am way older now. P.S. That dentist office company closed down for doing that multiple times to other little kids.

[@amandafox8603]

Same. Though I couldn't move myself anyway because i was scared of the drilling and in pain because the dentist didn't wait until the numbing kicked in. My dad was pissed. And I was traumatized and didn't want to see dentists for a Long time.

[@nancyhowell4505]

@@chantelle322 Thank the Lord they were closed down! As a child in the 50's every doctor visit was horribly painful and sent me into hysterics! Finally my parents changed doctors when I was 10, and this one used pills to cure or alleviate my health problems instead of using the thicker needles back then, multiple shots per visits, and 3-5 visits per week! No lancing ears for infections, with my dad and the nurse holding me down! Agony!

[@EmEm78]

It's a great way to traumatize someone and cause them a bunch of issues for the rest of their lives. I'm sorry that was done to you.

[@suewilkins347]

Dentistry is definately NOT what it was 40 yrs ago - Thankfully. 😉

[@DrMuFFinMan]

What a sweet lady and hope she's able to continue her barber shop and continue to live a happy life.

[@AD-og5bp]

Kazuyo is an absolute angel. I just want to hug her ❤️🥹🥹🥹

[@janetc3930]

Me too! ❤️

[@cynthiajohns0n442]

Oh that lady at the end was absolutely adorable 😍

[@josi4251]

Dr. Lee is so sweet and caring to each and every patient.

[@alliekat4495]

Dr. Lee is such a sweetheart! She is so genuine the real deal. Her patients are truly blessed.

[@jennyweddle6153]

I got chills when she gave you that beautiful crown of flowers for your head! So beautiful and so sweet! No more mochie!❤️❤️

[@SapphireZeev36]

Only problem is kids are cruel and will definitely not let her go without name calling and bullying.

[@sivan5979]

Now she know she can get it off if she want.

[@cicikids3035]

Such a beautiful little girl, kids can be so cruel.

[@littlepumpkinseed]

Yeah but even without a bump you can get bullied. I think you have to learn to love yourself even if others don't. But I wish primary schools would teach kids about the effects of bullying. It's really sad it happens.

[@peachmelba9333]

Betcha they call her " unicorn girl" I wish they had removed it instead of waiting. And yes. At One Time , I was bullied for something I could not control 😔

[@rosesweetcharlotte]

But medical trauma is a real thing and can be just as long lasting. I think she will be fine as long as they remove it before she's in middle school.

[@lillykelly2709]

What a beautiful lady that second lady was. Such a sweetheart 🥰

[@elanagreene1104]

I think its awesome that dr lee said this that she didnt want to force treatment. However people are cruel. I think it's good to say if this starts affecting her emotionally or keeps getting bigger than we will revisit the issue. I want her to be completely comfortable. This may have been said outside of this little clip but I feel like her saying I'll see you in a few years is a bit limiting on a treatment plan. I'm so happy that the girl felt better after the appointment knowing it's not anything to be worried about.

[@kmmk5022]

Though, Dr Lee says this as if she thinks all children are the same but they’re not. Every child is different. Of coarse there’s kids who would have a hard time handling treatment at the doctors but there are kids who are better at handling it. There is a chance that the girl could be one of those kids that are able to handle treatments better and be more on the cooperative side. I think Dr Lee should’ve asked her mother about her daughter’s past experiences with visits from the doctor and dentist and getting treatments before making her final decision of to treat it now or later

[@piratelady6467]

she deserves it - ! Dr Lee is awesome for doing this job and helping so many people.

[@jessyvalentine7492]

Thank you for being considerate of children and the medical trauma that can occur more easily for them.

[@kmmk5022]

Though, Dr Lee says this as if she thinks all children are the same but they’re not. Every child is different. Of coarse there’s kids who would have a hard time handling treatment at the doctors but there are kids who are better at handling it. There is a chance that the girl could be one of those kids that are able to handle treatments better and be more on the cooperative side. I think Dr Lee should’ve asked her mother about her daughter’s past experiences with visits from the doctor and dentist and getting treatments before making her final decision of to treat it now or later

[@lightloveandawake3114]

💗😊💕awwww, thank you Dr.Lee for not doing surgery on the little girl because you don’t want her to be fearful of doctor in the future. And she knows she can get it removed in a couple of years. I’m so proud of all the work you do💕😊💗

[@kmmk5022]

Though, Dr Lee says this as if she thinks all children are the same but they’re not. Every child is different. Of coarse there’s kids who would have a hard time handling treatment at the doctors but there are kids who are better at handling it. There is a chance that the girl could be one of those kids that are able to handle treatments better and be more on the cooperative side. I think Dr Lee should’ve asked her mother about her daughter’s past experiences with visits from the doctor and dentist and getting treatments before making her final decision of to treat it now or later

[@prescilarecede85]

I really love watching Dr. Lee, if you see her smiling as if you are already cured. She's very cheerful

[@darceyhaynes968]

The lady at the end was so gorgeous inside and out!! Definitely did not look her age and just seems like the sweetest person

[@peeshie8763]

I personally was one of the traumatized children who was poked and prodded and forced to deal with so many tests when I was young. It has caused me severe anxiety any time I have to visit a doctor or even dentist. I deeply appreciate Dr. Lee's approach on waiting until a child is older.

[@BlueLuna13]

i had a bad experience at the dentist when i was around 10-16 years old now i have a nasty fear of the dentist and only was fource go said dentist cause no other place took my insurance

[@BlueLuna13]

also it helps nothing i have autism so that didn't help anything

[@kmmk5022]

Though, Dr Lee says this as if she thinks all children are the same but they’re not. Every child is different. Of coarse there’s kids who would have a hard time handling treatment at the doctors but there are kids who are better at handling it. There is a chance that the girl could be one of those kids that are able to handle treatments better and be more on the cooperative side. I think Dr Lee should’ve asked her mother about her daughter’s past experiences with visits from the doctor and dentist and getting treatments before making her final decision of to treat it now or later

[@GilbyMinaj]

I’m so happy Kazuyo is happy and pleased with her results. Bless her heart and her business. 🙏🏽 💕

[@pamelalaub6204]

I miss seeing the procedures. The little girl is adorable. She seemed to be fine with Dr. Lee's decision.

[@traceykoontz2868]

The lady and her lump what a beautiful soul.

[@sheashea4622]

She's a precious little baby girl☺☺

[@maripedersen5541]

Disappointed neither surgeries were shown. That's why we watch, you know!

[@frederiquest-pierre647]

Yes please!!! Was looking for that comment, it's frustrating...

[@catherinekelso5592]

I know right. These vids are just click bait.

[@joannathompson625]

Absolutely 🥺

[@sassycrbwlk2724]

Awwwwh, my heart just burst when she smiled at 2:20 after hearing that the bump wasn’t life threatening. 🥹😭 She seems like such a smart and genuinely nice kid! I really hope she manages to maintain peace with her situation until treatment becomes a possible option in the future. :3

[@UnknownUser32100]

The title was so misleading, and I knew it was because I was like “She had a reason why she said “No.” But she said the best thing.

[@christinafisk9657]

Absolutely lovely woman with the mochie on her arm. What a wonderful Christmas gift for her self.💜🙏💜🌸

[@shirleymartin5825]

I've had a unicorn bump since I was about 11. I've had it removed 3 times now and it just comes back so at 80 yrs old I'm not going to worry about it anymore.

[@imtryinghere1]

You need to get it removed. You need botox, laser hair removal, and hip replacement surgery. You have to get out there and work it. Pick up some hot guys and get freaky

[@louise8752]

Omg what an absolute sweetheart!! So no more mochi :)

[@annweston2326]

Wish they wouldn't blur it. If people don't want to see proper pictures they can just move on to something else. I think it is really informative and interesting to see the real thing. Dr Lee does a great rewarding job. She is very good

[@Raevynwing]

Her daughter is sooooo adorable.

[@shalindaplanks181]

The doctor is right about holding children down for procedures. I was held down several times during my childhood. I am afraid of needles. I have anxiety when I need my face covered for a procedure or can’t see what’s going on. The dentist really stresses me out.

[@kmmk5022]

Though, Dr Lee says this as if she thinks all children are the same but they’re not. Every child is different. Of coarse there’s kids who would have a hard time handling treatment at the doctors but there are kids who are better at handling it. There is a chance that the girl could be one of those kids that are able to handle treatments better and be more on the cooperative side. I think Dr Lee should’ve asked her mother about her daughter’s past experiences with visits from the doctor and dentist and getting treatments before making her final decision of to treat it now or later

[@gaijininja]

Not only was holding off doing surgery on the child a smart move, allowing her to watch her mum have her lumps removed would also make her les anxious about medical procedures. Kazuyo is a lovely lady. Full of spirit, and appears kind of heart. Younger than her years because of it.

[@kmmk5022]

Though, Dr Lee says this as if she thinks all children are the same but they’re not. Every child is different. Of coarse there’s kids who would have a hard time handling treatment at the doctors but there are kids who are better at handling it. There is a chance that the girl could be one of those kids that are able to handle treatments better and be more on the cooperative side. I think Dr Lee should’ve asked her mother about her daughter’s past experiences with visits from the doctor and dentist and getting treatments before making her final decision of to treat it now or later

[@Chutney1luv]

This was such a sweet episode! Didn't see anything extracted but; I was so happy for the first mom & daughter to be so happy! And the lady to get her lipoma removed from her right arm. Dr. Lee, is amazing and the gift of the Hawaiian Lei, did make Dr. Lee look like a Hawaiian Queen! Happy New Year 2023 with blessings and more pops to see! 🎉🥳🎉

[@dawnw.6559]

The last lady was gorgeous! 😊

[@mistybollinger3312]

Just when you think the Doc couldn't possibly get any prettier!! 🥰🥰 that was just so sweet! That lady and the little girl were equally precious 😊😊 and that little Santa hat was just adorable 🥰

[@janeteckhart4886]

Her gift to Dr. Lee was gorgeous!

[@evangelicful]

She always has her words to make me gag a little "definitely not going to taste it!"🤣🤣👏 people with dark humor make this world go round

[@sidnac6545]

I absolutely love watching Dr. Lee and all of the wonderful work she does to help her patients! But I don't understand why this channel blocks us from seeing the surgery! That's what the majority of her fans want to see but you're covering it up! If they show it on TV, and on other KZbin channels, why is it blocked here?

[@Stopthisrightnow560]

Because the channel will be demonetized.

[@sarafuentez4441]

What a beautiful meeting of two wonderful ladies!

[@carlagarrett8584]

So nice that the lady gave her a beautiful floral headdress. so kind.

[@fannycraddock99]

No procedure, no point!

[@erinnorwood6124]

Aww I wanted to see the surgery.

[@thatpantransguy]

That is what Dr. Lee needed… ego boost 😂 All joke aside, she is amazing and love the work she does help change people’s lives!

[@Just1Nora]

Kazuya was such a sweet lady! So kind to bring Dr Lee that beautiful haku lei! I totally understand Dr Lee not wanting to operate on a five yr old. I was one of those kids who could sit still for dental work, etc, and even had a tooth pulled at 6, turned out it wasn't necessary but we didn't know and it was safer not to risk an infection, and that was uncomfortable. Lots of kids get scared and struggle at that age and don't handle pain well. She was a really cute kid and I'm sure in a few years she'll sit still like a champ and have her unicorn horn removed with no trouble at all.

[@maureentuohy8672]

What a little cutie pie!

[@marinam.2293]

I was held down (and had my ankles tied together) at the age of six for my tonsillectomy. They'd given me two shots of local anesthetic in the tonsils, and when they didn't work, the doctor said, "Let's go, it's only ten minutes" and proceeded with the surgery. The longest, most horrifying ten minutes of my life. (For reference, this was in a different country, not U.S.)

[@juliesvendsen8705]

That's awful. So sorry you were made to endure that. Big hugs

[@doyouhearthepeoplesing2]

That is 100% bull shit

[@YozakuraJG]

@@doyouhearthepeoplesing2 I also got a tonsillectomy around the same age but in China. I didn’t even get any local anesthesia injections, only sprays, which did not work AT ALL. I was being held down while screaming my lungs out during the entire procedure. So I can tell you this is not bullshit.

[@doyouhearthepeoplesing2]

@@YozakuraJG typical china sorry that happened to you if it did

[@mchobbit2951]

@@doyouhearthepeoplesing2 I wish it was, but it sadly wasn't uncommon in some parts of the world, usually during times of instability in recent history (war, famine etc.). As her name is Marina, I'm guessing that she might be from the former Soviet Union. Very possible during the years before the collapse.

[@kylieshaye6562]

I never watched this show because I thought it would be kinda gross, but I can't stop watching now because Dr Lee is such a sweetheart ♥

[@CyraEmm]

Dr Lee just saved that kid a lifetime of medical trauma. I was held down and gassed while screaming so many times I developed a phobia of anything medical that was borderline PTSD.

[@kmmk5022]

Though, Dr Lee says this as if she thinks all children are the same but they’re not. Every child is different. Of coarse there’s kids who would have a hard time handling treatment at the doctors but there are kids who are better at handling it. There is a chance that the girl could be one of those kids that are able to handle treatments better and be more on the cooperative side. I think Dr Lee should’ve asked her mother about her daughter’s past experiences with visits from the doctor and dentist and getting treatments before making her final decision of to treat it now or later

[@LunaRain01]

I hope as this young girl goes to school, the kids in her classes won't bully her before she can have it removed.

[@kmmk5022]

Though, Dr Lee says this as if she thinks all children are the same but they’re not. Every child is different. Of coarse there’s kids who would have a hard time handling treatment at the doctors but there are kids who are better at handling it. There is a chance that the girl could be one of those kids that are able to handle treatments better and be more on the cooperative side. I think Dr Lee should’ve asked her mother about her daughter’s past experiences with visits from the doctor and dentist and getting treatments before making her final decision of to treat it now or later

[@mjblue84]

Awwwwww....Kazuyo sharing the Aloha spirit from Hawaii...how beautiful is that!

[@darrylskylar8757]

That little girl was adorable!!!

[@lila44411]

This little girl Elsie is ADORABLE!!! I'm SCREAMING. She's so cuuuuuute! especially at 3:50. Ugh. Cuteness overload.

[@jarrodbarkley9061]

What a sweet, adorable little girl!!

[@meg771]

It's not only scary for children but dangerous for both patient and surgeon. We went with a dermatologist advice to try and remove my daughters bump when she was 5. He cut himself during her struggling and was very cross with us. We wound up going to a plastic surgeon anyway who sedated her, I should've made that choice in the beginning. Trust doctors but trust your gut more.

[@joanneadair7498]

Bless her. What a lovely little girl

[@lwwelding8466]

The world needs more beautiful Dr Lee's

[@lovelysakurapetalsyt]

I've always been scared to go to the ER because I was held down when I had to get a tonsillectomy. Unfortunately there I had to get them removed as I couldn't breathe, but I still would rather not have that trauma still scaring me in the ER

[@lalang4806]

wow theyre all beautiful and such a cute little girl. Kazuyo also looks so young ❤️❤️

[@brittanyrock9653]

That poor child. I know why the Dr won't help but she's going to go through so much suffering because kids are cruel 💔

[@kmmk5022]

Though, Dr Lee says this as if she thinks all children are the same but they’re not. Every child is different. Of coarse there’s kids who would have a hard time handling treatment at the doctors but there are kids who are better at handling it. There is a chance that the girl could be one of those kids that are able to handle treatments better and be more on the cooperative side. I think Dr Lee should’ve asked her mother about her daughter’s past experiences with visits from the doctor and dentist and getting treatments before making her final decision of to treat it now or later

[@lakesidemamabear6458]

The little girl is absolutely adorable and beautiful!

[@uwuitzh6peless]

Both of these ladies were so sweet, the second lady from Hawaii is so wholesome i hope she is doing well.

[@janinebean4276]

What a beautiful thoughtful gift!

[@levanielmidoriya5701]

My parents always convinced me to get stuff done as a little kid; Never geld me down and forced me, the result? I have no fear of doctors or procedures, bc from a young age I was aware I was being helped, even if I wasn't comfortable. Love you, Dr

[@kmmk5022]

Though, Dr Lee says this as if she thinks all children are the same but they’re not. Every child is different. Of coarse there’s kids who would have a hard time handling treatment at the doctors but there are kids who are better at handling it. There is a chance that the girl could be one of those kids that are able to handle treatments better and be more on the cooperative side. I think Dr Lee should’ve asked her mother about her daughter’s past experiences with visits from the doctor and dentist and getting treatments before making her final decision of to treat it now or later

[@BagelGremlin]

Oof, I feel bad for that kid. Shes gonna get so much trauma from the bullying shes gonna get for the lump. Also, I can't believe they're censoring out the ENTIRE procedure! That's why she got so popular in the first place. Hello final season and dropping viewership rates...

[@kmmk5022]

Though, Dr Lee says this as if she thinks all children are the same but they’re not. Every child is different. Of coarse there’s kids who would have a hard time handling treatment at the doctors but there are kids who are better at handling it. There is a chance that the girl could be one of those kids that are able to handle treatments better and be more on the cooperative side. I think Dr Lee should’ve asked her mother about her daughter’s past experiences with visits from the doctor and dentist and getting treatments before making her final decision of to treat it now or later

[@lesleydodd1509]

Elsie - you are adorable 🥰

[@debradimascio565]

You are the Queen!!

[@dianeguerrero2574]

I've never seen one where it was covered? That little girl will be looking forward to seeing you again.

[@CrypticHowl]

Isn't she the sweetest lady ♥️ 😊

[@SherryMoonZombieF4NN]

la doctora Lee es la mejor

[@bethia9548]

When I was about 3 or 4, I slipped and split my lip open on the coffee table. I needed quite a few stitches, but when the doctor came towards me with the needle to numb me and I freaked out. I was usually good with shots, but coming towards my face set me off. He immediately backed away and talked to me for a minute about it. He said he had to do stitches and asked if it would help if I didn’t see. I agreed and he took a piece of paper and tore a hole in it to access my lip and laid it over my face so I couldn’t see. He talked to me the whole time and my mother held my hand. It ended up going really well and while I still have a scar, my lip healed evenly without a bump or a ridge and I have full control over it.

[@averycheesypotato]

You got a good doctor there! Hope your family kept seeing him

[@sherriv4860]

Awww! That was cute! "Mochi" bump!

[@lorettarathjens692]

Wondering why they're blurring the procedures now. That's the best part.

[@ChubbyUnicorn]

Kazuyo made my heart happy 😊 such a dear lady.

[@poor.wayfaring.strxnger5198]

kazuya putting the flower crown on dr lee😭😭😭😭 so cute!!

[@toriwade8073]

Good job 👌 I was held down kicking and screaming to remove a superficial bump on my back as a kid. Take care of it when she is older.

[@AidenRKrone]

So instead of risking the _possibility_ of the kid being terrified of doctors, she'll be subjected to intense bullying and mockery at school, which will result in her developing intense social anxiety and probably self-image/self-esteem issues. Wow. It's better to have iatrophobia than social phobia. She should've been operated on.

[@kristinenickley1755]

So cute for the little girl!!

[@sandrachasse9346]

Dr. Lee the best ever👍👍👍👍👍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@diannebush800]

How big can that bump grow in 2 years? I think it would be best to take it off now

[@elenagold4046]

The kid being so young could have major side effects when she gets older she can have trauma side affects that create a new bump and the procedure would be on her head where she can hear the incision and everything else in the process it’s better to wait when she’s older so the the body will react less likely to trauma and so she’s mentally prepared.

[@harshitamishra3424]

Omg i have never seen more cute little angel girl❤❤❤😊

[@yvonnejuneau3201]

😊❤😊❤The kiddo is just precious!❤😊❤😊

[@annamarielewis7078]

I think Elsie will suffer more from bullying and she should have removed it.

[@kmmk5022]

Though, Dr Lee says this as if she thinks all children are the same but they’re not. Every child is different. Of coarse there’s kids who would have a hard time handling treatment at the doctors but there are kids who are better at handling it. There is a chance that the girl could be one of those kids that are able to handle treatments better and be more on the cooperative side. I think Dr Lee should’ve asked her mother about her daughter’s past experiences with visits from the doctor and dentist and getting treatments before making her final decision of to treat it now or later

[@jimvan7419]

Doctor Lee is The Best !

[@belindarocky961]

Omgosh the way I would have absolutely SOBBED if my patient gave me that flower crown 🌼 🌸

[@debrakildau9288]

How come they aren't showing anything anymore ? Those were the best part.☹☹

[@laurendaryani4893]

I have a lipoma on my forehead, one I'd already had removed once but that's grown back. I jokingly call myself a unicorn too 😅

[@kimberlygauthier5510]

Dr Lee is the best!!!!

[@Trackerxjackarmy]

Dr. Lee's logic is very understandable.

[@Linda-uo8hh]

The lump should have been removed from the kid. My dad had a much larger one removed. It's just going to get worse. Smh

[@bubbles7398]

But it wasn’t dangerous and there’s no point in traumatizing her by holding her down to do it. Trust me medical trauma in kids can turn bad as an adult.

[@Ipetam]

It's not worth the medical trauma. Why risk that and set her up for a difficult life health-wise? I've seen it happen and it's terrible, some people refuse to go to the doctor or dentist after having one bad experience. The bump isn't life threatening and It doesnt seme to physically bother her, so there's no reason to remove it beyond cosmetic. She will be able to get it removed in a few years, I'm guessing. And if during that time something suddenly changes there absolutely would be accommodations made to remove it for her. :)