Dr. Pimple Popper Story Time: Abscess Waterfall, Ch 1

[@stacykeller8461]

I can’t imagine the pain she must have been in. What a relief to see it go down so much. I hope it healed up good!

[@kiwibuddy5341]

The worst thing is that color on the cyst reminded me of a bruise. I have no idea but I thiiiink that wasn't just swelling; it had swollen so much it bruised itself

[@firegodessreiko]

@@kiwibuddy5341 well, a bruise is caused by blood or broken vessels beneath the skin. Most of that color you see is the swelling of her own body trying to get rid of the foreign body (the broken cyst) beneath.

[@firegodessreiko]

As I recall, they get it taken care of EVENTUALLY.....when the boyfriend goes on a trip and has to leave it ALONE for an extended period. Dumb man thought he could fix it homeopathically and pretty much almost gave her a staph infection. =/

[@lyndamccallum1535]

I've had a few of these,the pain is horrific. When it starts to erupt its instant relief.

[@lyndamccallum1535]

@@kiwibuddy5341 it's not bruising its infected and that's the colour it goes & it stinks its rank, I've had a few.

[@GigglingHamster]

I had 3 of these. They hurt so bad but once they are drained omg the pressure and pain is immediately gone.

[@venessavillarama]

Hopefully you never endure it again!

[@Kathleennebel]

Truth...

[@katierobinson7826]

Oh my gosh same, they are so painful

[@MikesChannel1108]

It doesn't make sense how much they hurt. I've had broken bones and a severed pinky finger that didn't come close to the pain of a boil on my butt cheek. When it popped, it was instant relief

[@shellebellesvideos8403]

Relieved to hear this as I am contemplating getting one removed hopefully tomorrow after work. It is so painful right now and was worried what it would feel like afterwards. But now you make me think it will actually feel better than it does right now. It needs done, no matter what. Time to put on my big girl panties.

[@pj89-96]

Bless her partners heart. You could tell he had tried everything he could to help her, he was trying to comfort her and sure didn't want her to feel any pain. He was more worried than she was and seemed totally concerned. I think he's a keeper. I'm glad she was able to get to Dr. Lee. That had to be so painful for her. I hope she healed up pretty fast. This was a good one!

[@carolynandrews8474]

Peggy, you are a nice lady! It’s so heartening to see a positive comment like this. Thank you!

[@sondracumberland3401]

Carolyn Andrews is

[@pj89-96]

@@carolynandrews8474 Aww Thank YOU sweetheart. That's so kind of you and really nice of you to say. You also are very nice for even making the comment. Seriously thank you so much. Being nice and kind doesn't cost one red cent! 💖🤗

[@tracyhall5102]

@@pj89-96 You're SOOOO right!! It takes WAY more effort to be mean and hateful......positivity and love is always easier....wish more people knew that!!😀❤😇❤

[@margaridamunizgarcia4438]

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[@JennaLeigh]

Oh my goodness. I KNOW she was in so much pain! To be nervous, she handled it with total grace and strength. I hope she is feeling much better!

[@michyltobiason5945]

Omg that looks like all the pain spilling out...I can’t imagine how much relief she felt letting go of that abscess.

[@feenarvaez65]

Poison

[@sarahkmorin-garcia3488]

As someone who has had huge Abscesses on multiple areas on my body, I can tell you they hurt so bad! Having them opened and drained hurts, too, but not as badly as having a massive pocket of infection eating away muscle and stretching your skin horribly...

[@machshfive]

Eating away at muscle?! 😨

[@sharicooper-michener8177]

Oh yes, my son had acne cyst on his back and shoulders and scarred terribly but at least it was not on his handsome face. We took him to the proper doc like Dr. Lee some 35 years ago and he is fine today. Scars but acne is gone. He would wake with blood on his shirt and sheets and it hurt. So yes, I feel for these people.

[@randal4776]

This was a waterfall of fluid.

[@wendytrimmer7642]

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[@angelprice3507]

@@wendytrimmer7642 may ask why a "1"?

[@mikedrop4421]

That dude is a good partner. She's obviously good to him too because he is doing everything possible to make her feel comfortable and not embarrassed. Couple goals right here.

[@DrPimplePopper]

Absolutely! Finding a partner (and even a physician) that treats you with proper support and care is everything ✌🏼❤️💥

[@mikedrop4421]

@@DrPimplePopper We already know that you and the crew are top notch partners in peoples quest for better health and skin!

[@valgiannotti2942]

@@DrPimplePopper s

[@rhondaarmitage9696]

I feel sick seeing the blood poring our and the Red And pink kinda blood IT MAKES ME WANNA THROW UP :C

[@ayshafatihu5123]

@@rhondaarmitage9696 no one brought you here,i find it satisfying, different people different opinions

[@angelangela-w3z]

I love how compassionate you are to your patient's pain. Always asking if they are ok and if it hurts. Kudos to you for being a compassionate person!

[@sharonaerneckeaitchison4500]

That poor gal must have had terrible pain ~ she's feeling better tonight!

[@20PINKluvr]

Oh trust me im nursing one of these as well.. im taking antibiotics now (keflex) and it is healing now..so much smaller and easier to drain

[@elizabethharalson7903]

How do people let boiling absesses happen? Weeks of puss and swelling and heat and possibly of blood poisoning . This doesn't happen fast. American health care doesn't care, so the poor just let things get ugly.

[@donnagutierrez5740]

This reminded me of something that happened when I was 17 in high school. I went to school in Arizona which turned out to help in this situation.On my back where the shoulder strap of my bra would meet the backstrap, I got what I thought was a pimple. Considering where it was it was irritated by the rubbing of my bra. After about 4 days it was excruciating huge, hot to the touch, very VERY painful and not a pimple but a. boil ( which actually was a carbunckle). I ewes able to go to classes wearing a halter top so no more rubbing . (this was allowed in Arizona because of the heat). I finally went to the urgent care center of my insurance at the time. The Doctor tried numbing it but there were so many "heads" and the abcess was so full that when he started to add more fluid OMG the pain... So he bandaged what he could and gave me antibiotics in the hope that after a few days the meds would reduce the swelling enough to be able to work on it. They also gave me strong pain meds. Later on that evening I was at my boyfriend's house where we had a standing family dinner etc.every week. Well, the pain was getting worse as the swelling was getting bigger and even demoral tablets were not working. Well my " father in law" decided to take matters into his own hands and had me lie face down on the floor. He then had my boyfriend hold me down while he heated up the neck of a glass Coke bottle and then suddenly stick it onto the boil. Boy did that burn but it also sucked out all the green crap . It halfway filled that bottle with thick greenish pus. He then put a clean cool cloth on it until the burning stopped. The next morning it was so much better. Brutal....yes but it worked. I still have a small scar on my back that is a perfect circle. This all happened the Summer of 1973. I am sure Dr. Lee would not recommend this method but it did work. 😆

[@atlas5657]

A glass bottle??? Yeesh! I just dealt with a boil myself that happened to be on the ass >:( Sitting made it worse and it only got better once I got it to drain. Gotta love home solutions!

[@Kathleennebel]

Donna Gutierrez Arizona lady here and I know exactly what you are talking bout... here with the summer heat it is easy to get those.. I got one to and I couldn’t reach the spot so I asked my hubby to cut it like she did here.. and good God it hurt so bad and it drained and drained..

[@donnagutierrez5740]

@@atlas5657 yeah...the heat made it act like a vacuum. Listen...after dealing with the pain for well over a week I was game for any relief

[@lizlom9773]

The pain is so bad!!

[@labauer5314]

WHAT A GREAT STORY! I LOVE THAT! THANK YOU FOR SHARING! THIS IS SOO FASCINATING!

[@cripplecreekqueen]

OMG! Dr. Lee you are an earth angel with a scalpel and numbing meds. This was amazing! Your patient was awesome. The pain level had to be high. I bet it was a relief like no other!!

[@freyamccauley]

Stop blaspheming Jesus name

[@susanengel-ix8bl]

Omg!! That thing is huge!!

[@susanengel-ix8bl]

That was horrible, it must have really hurt!!

[@juliesimon8715]

My boyfriend was so sweet he put this on the big TV for me to watch while he was gagging

[@lindsayfederico17]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@titanium114]

😂

[@anitamorrison8907]

He’s a keeper!

[@captkleppto]

How sweet.... He was hoping to share the moment 😂😂😂

[@ges3061]

Now that is love right there

[@brandyclark4389]

My favorite part of these is seeing the skin start to turn back to a bit more of a normal color. I can only imagine how good they feel becuase I know how good it would make me feel

[@vickylieberman3060]

You are distrusting

[@JohnnieKilgore-n6x]

Brandy I agree with you. It isn't disgusting, it's a sign that the pressure is being releived. She will feel so much better with it drained and now it can heal.

[@traceyburns8043]

Abscesses and steatocystomas are my favorites! It's so satisfying because the pain reduces immediately when that pressure is released. The packing always hurts, because it puts pressure back into the already irritated spot. Poor thing.

[@ydf2008]

Abscess are sooo painful, but you get relief once they're drained. I know the patient is happy.

[@davidlrattigan]

Have to confess, I kinda wanted to see it sliced open and the whole thing just splat everywhere at once, but never mind...

[@spiceysprite4630]

That would cause too big of a scar I think

[@davidlrattigan]

@@spiceysprite4630 Yes, but surely it's more important that we're entertained? ;)

[@spiceysprite4630]

@@davidlrattigan no.

[@kiwibuddy5341]

@@spiceysprite4630 Have you ever heard of a term called sarcasm

[@elbacarrilloLA213]

David L Rattigan 😂😂🙊

[@Annelilian12]

I was a wound nurse for years and packing was my favorite!

[@LooneyMoonFilms]

Don't go chasing waterfalls

[@ScrilboBaggins]

Lol I was going to comment this

[@dorothydanridge]

😁😁

[@janiceperla5506]

I know she's trying to keep the incisions small but damn, if that were me I tell her to split that wide open and let it drain. Even when she does lipomas cut that wide open pop that sucker out

[@headishome8452]

@@janiceperla5506 I report all of them. 👍

[@janiceperla5506]

@@headishome8452 great cuz I was about to

[@helenleach2618]

Whoa!This access was scary. Thank goodness you have Dr. Lee.

[@expat74]

I imagine sticking a vacuum with a clear nozzle over these and watching the contents being sucked out.

[@sarinafrohn6751]

That would make this a lot easyer

[@sarinafrohn6751]

Evy thing she does

[@kiwibuddy5341]

That sounds like it would be freakin cool but I feel like I would be way too nervous that it'd do some serious harm myself

[@sarah2.017]

Check out wound vacs for a variation of this.

[@ccoop3774]

Wound vacs certainly have their roles in wound care, but would be a little overkill in this situation.

[@LS-se3ei]

She is so skilled with remove for cysts. Compassion toward patients is vital!

[@amandapittar9398]

Can you imagine how hard her body was working to fight this? she must have felt so sick.

[@manson9083]

Everytime I used to get them when I was diabetic i would get a fever. Felt like the flu

[@feenarvaez65]

And so much pain

[@liz090833]

that's exactly what I was thinking, I had one on my scalp one time. I felt like I could have died I swear! It tested positive for a ton of bacterias, it was definitely one of those events that reminds you of your mortality and fragility. I'll never forget how angry that thing was, the burning was the worst. I definitely do not try to remove anything myself anymore or stick my dirty hands in anything. Some of us have to learn the hard way! 😭🤣💯

[@erikaandrews4648]

I've had three on my butt cheek and the first one I was soo sick with. I lost weight. I had and infection in my gut which caused vomiting and diarrhea. It was horrible.

[@juanvarela4992]

I love the way she treats her patients

[@gailvavrosky2507]

What a kind, caring husband. Great job, Dr. Lee.

[@dawntaylor7802]

You could see the original pore right from the start , never mind at the end 😮

[@caralynnwilliams7047]

That had to be hurting her and I am sure she feels better now that all the pressure has been released.

[@Missminiver]

It was so sweet how her husband was speaking to her and comforting her, and repeating what was happening.

[@freyamccauley]

I found his talking annoying.

[@lotharsoran3604]

I get abscesses all the time from the smallest wounds, as I have diabetes. I know how painful these can be: she did really well, sometimes the numbing just doesn't take because it is so inflamed. So glad you got it out of her, that would have made her very ill indeed. 🙁

[@terraalbritton6405]

Yes, I have diabetes, too. I have to watch and doctor every little nick, scratch, and cut. Good luck in your journey!

[@sallyostling]

The husband was actually getting on my nerves. The reason it got as bad as it did was they were going to take care of it "homeopathicly" and did home surgery on her several times.

[@lilasagas4431]

❤❤😊

[@lilasagas4431]

😅😅

[@Graca03]

Que perigo!

Me too

[@semina6449]

universal healthcare… but this is the us in the end…

[@Jennifer-ye8zn]

Goodness, this woman was in so much intense pain! Bless her ❤

[@kurlykaye1998]

He sounds so loving and supportive ♥️

[@madkatt333]

I want to take a rolling pin and just roll towards the opening.

[@maddievey3566]

Omggg lol

[@wisewoman7906]

That occurred to me, as well!

[@joansims8665]

I

[@terryhansen1587]

Agree

[@katrakossacino2620]

That's brilliant! 😷

[@divinemessenger2030]

I finally built up the courage to go to the doctor and have one of these removed on my labia. The worst part were the numbing injections. The actual scalpel and removal process was a breeze. I feel so relieved to have it gone.

[@jacobruch6254]

This is what I do away from work.. Living life on the edge!

[@funnycatvideos822]

I'd rather had it sliced and over with if it was me

[@cynthiastanukinos8507]

I love the husband. He seems so protective and attentive. He takes care of her.

[@sheepkind]

gosh that thing was so inflamed, i can’t imagine the pain she must’ve been in!! she was a real trooper and her partner is an angel!

[@batterybroken]

SHE CALLED IT CAFE AU LAIT 😂😂😂😂 ahhhhhh!! That is like a waterfall! Wow! It must feel so good to get relief from.

[@maryyromero2861]

Dr Lee you do such a good job caring for your patients! They probably feel so much relief ,when they leave your office. We love watching in New Mexico. GREAT JOB!

[@kristinaphillips9832]

That looked so painful for the patient

[@jakediddy3658]

She is the best extractor I have ever witnessed at removing these monster cysts. This is an exceptionally difficult ganglion.

[@francophilephonics]

I know that Dr. Lee is just such a good Dr from the way that NOBODY ever has a tone, or negative attitude with her. she embodies positivity and conducting medicine with empathy. Cannot say enough positive words. every video just makes me feel inspired about the educational platform she created.

[@mysteryminx2619]

I really appreciate a doctor who explains what's going on as they they work. I helps so much to know what's going on, and very engaging. My SO works in medical records and I draw, so have studied a great deal of anatomy, and have a good handle on what's happening. She is very personal and excellent at communicating with her patients.

[@lizette87]

You don't have to be nervous, ma'am. Dr. Lee is very skilled and also very gentle. 😊 Imagine the pressure release she must feel now. This is one of my favorites, thanks for uploading it again 🤗

[@sherrijohnson6978]

You poor dear. I hope she’s better

[@paulinehawkins2207]

Dr Lee is so reassuring to the patient. I enjoyed watching the waterfall of content.

[@ladyhawkmbheyer5377]

That had to be so painful for her. It seemed a never ending gusher. I hope that her muscles and tissues are able to rebuild themselves.

[@GiselleMF]

I've always thought that the initial incision should have been done lower to make sure the bottom of the cyst drained more completely... but what do I know, I'm just here for the goo.

[@janetevans2711]

Bigger incision too

[@anitataylor4513]

I’m with you on this. Incision at the bottom, then gravity can help cyst drain.

[@michsilvwat]

I think she might do it in the middle to not have to reach in too far with her tools when she’s packing the wound? Idk tho lol I’m also just here for the goo

[@kiwibuddy5341]

@@janetevans2711 The only thing with the bigger incision is that you have to remember this is technically cosmetic surgery. That cyst isn't going to kill her so we don't have to be extremely careful, we can afford to take the time with this thing and keep in mind that she's going to have a scar. While I totally don't understand the fact that it was in the middle I do feel like the tiny incision was well thought out, because it leaves much less of a scar and is easier to hide, so yeah it's probably not the most EFFECTIVE way, but it's the one that'll make you look the best at the end

[@ccoop3774]

The patient isn't always going to be sitting up. Positions will change throughout the day. I'm used to seeing these cut in the center. If you're going to pack, it's easier to insert the packing from the center. It will take more work, more pain to the patient, if you're working from the bottom. If you're working from the center, you can get the wicking throughout the wound.

[@MsG-cb8tr]

“ I thought I could get rid of this homeopathically” 🤣🤣

[@gigiatkins5923]

I always feel so let down when there are no chunks 😝

[@lookin4zinc]

Probably a common feeling most viewers have

[@gigiatkins5923]

lookin4zinc Yes...my fellow freaks 🥰

[@ruimarques8196]

Chunky Cheese 🙄

[@anitavarela8850]

😆

[@jujubee2141]

Me too; chunks are good 😁!

[@kydn6686]

I would love her as my skin doctor!! So educated, sweet with her patience.

[@kikikungfukakes6639]

Oh man, this thing just keeps flowing and flowing and flowing and flowing. Nice.

[@nicolekastner7607]

Cyst and abscess and any oozy-gooey videos are way better than lipomas/non-oozy-goozy videos.

[@FedUp-bd4gv]

If that was me, I would want the thing cut open once and for all, I wouldn't care about the scar, just get it out!

[@wisewoman7906]

I think that, too! And the multiple pores of Winer that stretch open 3 or 4 pores - just cut that flap of skin open and scoop it out!

[@claudineetjoelfracla1435]

Ttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt

[@feelthejoy]

Plus it’s on her back, like who cares

[@normadebodt7718]

How do things get so far out of control? I don’t have the patience.

[@antoneshadebroahminor2234]

Omg ! I can imagine the pain it looks like a peppermint smoothie.

[@ickisthewolf]

Love your concise explanation in the sub script. You are so informative without being condescending or superfluous. You should consider maybe becoming a professor or instructor someday. I think you would be awesome at it!💜💜

[@normandphaneuf8100]

I am fascinated by Dr. Lee knowledge and work technical skills. You are a master of small talk.

[@TheRealFaceyNeck]

I was born in the mid 80s. It took me _decades_ to finally watch consistent pimple popping and cyst draining! It was a dark, sad, boring existence until recently. I honestly don't know how I was able to cope with life in any capacity without videos like these. It's a public service. What's really strange is; one of my best friends loves, LOVES popping pimples. Most women do, but for whatever reason, she cannot stand to watch this stuff. We can't figure out why she enjoys popping but not watching recordings OF the poppings.

[@gemrawnsley]

Her husband is so lovely! He’s so caring and called any smell from her cyst as a pixie fart! So cute!!! Xxx

[@constancemcguire5870]

I have seen this video and the follow ups several times. It still surprises me that Dr. Lee did not acknowledge the punctum from the very beginning. She usually makes an incision to cut the punctum out first then cleans out the contents, solid or liquid. It took her 2 other videos to finally realize the cyst was located right at the site of the punctum and she was able to clean out the remaining contents. This is what she does in all her other cyst videos.

[@sarah2.017]

The punctum wasn't really visible (to me, anyway) until the 3-day video. Before, it just looked like a crease in her skin.

[@firegodessreiko]

It was too swollen to see in the initial visit....also, you can't do the best job of a removal when everything is all inflamed and angry.... It's just hard to see what is healthy tissue and what isn't. I think, this patient finally does get the cyst taken care of.....when her boyfriend goes away on a trip and physically CANNOT mess with it and make it worse....

[@sari9645]

What’s a punctum

[@sarah2.017]

@@sari9645 It's a small fistula (hole) between the cyst and the skin's surface. It is part of the cyst and has to be removed.

[@irenemoore6214]

Interesting. Nvr try this at home

[@robinh3075]

Great pop, I’ll bet this patient is feeling so much better!

[@suzannep8371]

The assistant here is marvellous ❤

[@spacecowgurl57]

I am "abcessed" with this!! 🤣🤣

[@rosaurashroyer2559]

😂😂😂😂

[@patriciamartin8438]

Impressionnant cette vidéo, il était tant que vous interveniez , elle va être soulagée cette dame , bravo Docteur et merci de nous faire partager votre travail.

[@teetee3502]

I was so excited to see a new one then as it started I realized this is an old video oh well I watched it to the end anyway

[@mikecook5401]

Tee Tee there is zero new content coming from Dr Lee. All tied up in TLC now so now a waste of time being subscribed to this channel as there is nothing new, many others focus on their subscribers and produce new and good content.

[@glenisjackson3913]

Its like a yucky cascading waterfall😢😢😢

[@cheyennejarvis8025]

if my future husband isn’t supportive like this then i don’t want it

[@mustangmikki1947]

Wow that is the most drainage I have ever seen on your vidoes You are so patient with her, she had to be in such pain

[@jenniferl3126]

You’re so gentle, Dr. Lee! Love how clean and also careful you are! No one else on KZbin compares to your videos. These inflamed ones are my favorite. Thanks for sharing! ❤

[@LydiaMontoya-y3g]

Hi Dr. Lee i injoy your videos😊

[@NatalieHarrisonLim]

Ahhhh I can’t imagine how painful that must have been!!

[@sharicooper-michener8177]

Dr. Lee will ALWAYS do the correct thing

[@beverlyfletcher4458]

Been a while since I tuned in and this did not disappoint! All that tension going - must be bliss.

[@sherrieasbury3279]

I love the fact that you show the numbing process because some doctors don't and I love to see that part as well! 😁💜

[@rhonafenwick5643]

And the patient said she "thought she could do it homeopathically"... 😲 So often when homeopathic remedies don't work, by the time the person seeks surgical treatment the condition is so much worse and hard for the specialist to treat, just reinforcing in the person's mind how "ineffective" conventional treatments are. I'm so glad Dr Lee was able to sort this out for her and help her feel so much better, as well as show how important it is to seek specialist treatment early!

[@CarrieHackler]

Dr. Lee you are Absolutely Amazing ❤ I know she Must feel so much Better 💕

[@shellybuttrum2838]

I can remember getting one and my mom going to the grocery store and got packages of yeast. She came home made a paste and laid it on that painful boil. In the morning it felt wet so my mom removed the bandaid wrap she made and yup it had started draining. It was what they always did. Something about the yeast she said brought it to a head. Lol I don't know but it worked.

[@danielag7038]

What did she do with the yeast ?

[@bgipper4109]

Cool.

[@beverlyanne5192]

You sure it wasnt magnesium ointment..it draws out the cores in boils..Great stuff

[@WH2012]

This is THE most relaxing video on the internet. Ever.

[@lisachauvin]

I had an inflamed cyst removed recently by my primary doctor. I was informed there was no lidocaine available, so I had to go without numbing. Talk about an interesting experience! 😩

[@annamarielewis7078]

I would go to a different doctor, or wait until the lidocaine got delivered ⁉️

[@rubengonzalez3225]

He's going to feel so much better

[@sandydevers3274]

10 years ago I had one that was size of a softball. I didn't have insurance and the doctor gave me very strong antibiotics but he didn't drain it. It finally started draining on its own and I went back to the doctor and he put that Wick in it. When it started to drain I had to sit over the sink as it gushed out. I also cut a Kotex pad in half and put that on my back because there didn't seem to be enough gauze. I'm Healed now but it looks like I was shot buy a gun in my back and there seems to be something near the bottom that's kind of hard. I'll get that checked out soon.

[@jaspearce]

I cant imagine living in a country that requires you to have insurance to get treated. We have universal health care here and I guess we take it for granted.

[@Mel-fu9hg]

@@jaspearce ? They said the doctor gave them antibiotics. That's a treatment option.

[@jaspearce]

@@Mel-fu9hg It was clearly not the best option. Here we get what is needed not just a pill. If we need surgery we get it no matter who we are and what we earn. The US is a bit of a dump.

[@gailvavrosky2507]

So smart to use the Kotex pad for absorption. I'm sorry you went through such pain and discomfort.

[@ccoop3774]

Emergencies are treated in the US. If you walk into a "not for profit " hospital, you will be treated. The ER doc will call in a surgeon if necessary. If surgery is the best option, then you'll have surgery. I have been in countless emergent surgeries over the years for appendectomies, ORIF, bowel resection, just to name a few. The patient will receive top-of-the-line care. I have also read plenty of comments from Canadians, GB, etc, that complain about long waits for surgery. There is no perfect Utopian society.

[@chiphadzuwamwale3184]

The husband is soooooo encouraging and supportive😢❤❤

[@melbacasatneda7090]

Gracias doctora Sandra Lee por tanta felicidad que ha traido a muchas personas

[@wilsonrawlin8547]

That looks super painful!! Hope it is well healed and no longer a problem.

[@Mrs.Puddin]

This a throw back.

[@JennaLeigh]

Yep! You know we've been popaholics for a long time when we spot "reruns"!!😂😂😂😂

[@Mrs.Puddin]

Facts lol

[@heidileighmcclaflin6979]

Dr.Lee, I love to watch your show and your shorts on KZbin but it drives me crazy when you relate everything to some kind of food ever since I started watching you there are so many foods I can no longer eat do you think you could think of something else to related to possibly maybe hopefully

[@hollyweinrich4316]

I love the big waterfall ones. Does any one remember from about 3 or 4 years ago the guy with the huge abscess on his butt cheek - he came to Dr. Lee after he already had it worked on. There was a huge scab filled with gunk. And then he came back at least 2 more times to have it drained. I would love to see that one again.

[@cakemachine1]

That was my favourite video. I've been trying to find it again but no luck.

[@odcedp1]

Same! I want that one to be re- released!

[@GirlMargaret]

Honey Buns! I think that's what it was called, that was one of my faves too.

[@Christinalovespink91]

Me too idk what happened to that one

[@metabolicsalamanca]

true! I was wondering lately where it was and realised some months ago it's gone. Maybe Dr. Lee had a reason to remove it, who knows. But I also wish to have it back :)

[@hollygammoh35]

Sandra lee you are my hero !!!! And always have been and always will be !! ❤

[@samanthaquinnell7379]

Yessssssss I do love an inflamed cyst!!!!!!

[@dianespies3104]

Amazing. Those are so painful...great job

[@candacecrocker2446]

I've seen this one before not new!

[@jaredgary9773]

Like a week ago?

[@jillieinTX]

@@jaredgary9773 - No, like years ago!

[@erikawanner7355]

She isn’t really treating anyone right now with COVID having the state of CA pretty much closed

[@marilynowen6120]

I agree

[@Uhhlaneuh]

Erika Wanner even before covid she was delete and repost stuff. It’s really annoying.

[@patmorrison474]

Great pop!!!

[@magnifique2125]

The legend says she is still draining the abscess

[@miwttttt]

well what do you know, there's an update on her today.

[@amberthomas3939]

This is my very favorite. I've watched it over and over.

[@shawnamartin5830]

This is the type of cysts that I deal with. This kind of cyst hurts so much. I have Hydradenitus Suppuritiva. These cysts get so infected that the top layers of skin disintegrate, like a burn. It's absolutely hell to deal with.

[@asc.k1865]

Oh Shawna, healing hugs to you girl!

[@maryannemaclean8079]

This is one of the best videos I have seen there is one other that is a tie, great job doc

[@63rambler66]

At several points between 7:35 to 10:10, you will see the red mixture of fluids coming out of the punctum. (That is where the remainder of the cyst is still waiting, and will be excised in chapter 3.)

[@arianaj977]

Going back to these videos in preparation for getting my own abscess drained. God, these things HURT.

[@sarahwithstars]

Loved seeing how thorough Sandra was here. And funny she swapped "am I hurting you?" for "keep breathing don't pass out"