Giant bottomless abscess. Huge cyst pop that just keeps going. Part 1. Packing and f/u coming next.

[@saintlynnie4037]

When i was in active heroin/fentanyl addiction, I've had to self-express several massive abscesses caused by bacteria from reusing rigs. I went to the ER the first time I got one, and they were not nice about it at all. I didn't even have 20% numbing while they pressed and stabbed and scraped at me. That treatment kept me from going back to the hospital whenever I would develop another abscess. Now, I see videos like this and it just reminds me how horrible my addiction was on my body. After all of the pain, digging into myself trying to find a vein, missing shots and ending up with abscesses... Yet none of that was enough to make me stop doing it to myself... I thank God for snapping me out of it and helping me with my recovery.

[@SlCKB0Y-sb1kg]

And a big “fuck you” to the Emergency doctors for not anaesthetising you sufficiently because of their biases towards addicts. They determined that you were not worthy of receiving the best possible care they could give because of your illness.

[@AlanBoddy-fl2qp]

Congratulations 🥰 Beating addiction is traumatic.Be proud of yourself and don't go back... Life too short 🥰🙏

[@t-and-p]

As an emergency doctor, I would like to offer my apologies for the abysmal service you received. Sadly, there is a strong possibility that you were treated so poorly because they classed your discomfort as "drug seeking" and allowed policy and regs to override basic common sense (that common sense being that treating abscesses is painful for the patient). Understanding is getting better as society begins to understand addiction better, but it is counterbalanced by high levels of burnout amongst staff (to be clear, that's not an excuse). We're not there yet and we need to do better. On a more positive note, I'm truly heartened to read that you are in recovery. Fantastic news! I wish you every success as you continue your fight, and hope you are blessed with good health and happiness 💖

[@spiritthingw]

​@@SlCKB0Y-sb1kg they forget that addiction in the medical feild is high, nobody deserves too be treated like they are worthless, addictions are not exclusive to the downtrodden. ❤

[@brendarolph-teisan4085]

Stay strong in your recovery....good on you.

[@normmarino7914]

When I was a lot younger, only 12 years old, I had a cyst on my lower arm and in those days my grandmother made a mix of Oxidine brown soap with brown sugar, making a paste that she put on the cyst, that she covered with a large a rag band-aid. After a couple of days the cyst irrupted and a long yellow greenish 1/4 inch round by 3 to 4 inch long worm like think came out of my arm leaving me with a 1/4 inch round scar that I can still see today. There was no pain no fuss. Thank you Grandmother for the memory I will never forget you !

[@rosehaynes8725]

⅞

[@RaphaëllaSalomé]

S'ils procédaient comme ça, cela coûterait infiniment moins cher, et serait moins douloureux...

[@culchic46]

My first mother-in-law would use a soap and sugar poultice as a drawing salve. It worked. That was in the late 70s

[@philippegallecier]

😅😅😅😅😅😊,😅😅😅😅

[@hbombstatic]

Awesome Grandma! 😀

[@kathysanders7339]

Wow. That cyst set up housekeeping and invited all the family to move in. Wall here, wall there, floor, top and sides but could not hide from our highly skilled cyst buster. Great job Greg!! She is a lucky lady.

[@JaniceB6]

Lol..

[@MsWiccanpriestess]

@Kathy Sanders I can just imagine her relief, I get these under my arms and my breast area, and they're extremely painful, tender and inflamed. The only thing that helps me is a hot water cloth as hot as I can stand it everyday until it pops on it's own.

[@ArtThouNotEntertained]

Bahahaha

[@MsWiccanpriestess]

@@ArtThouNotEntertained so I take it that by your reaction you find conditions like this hilarious when one day it will and could happen to you in your later years.

[@autumnsprite]

​@@MsWiccanpriestess no it was the phrasing of the original comment. Jesus

[@myrandaclark1395]

Thank you for FLUSHING this out! It freaks me out when other, very "pop"ular videos don't flush out the wound 😊

[@StoryCraftStudios-k3t]

You’re not a dr this comment just showed your ignorance

[@CeceliaStone-t7o]

This guy is good. Loved watching him. He does it right

[@jenniferd264]

@@StoryCraftStudios-k3t well I’m a Licensed Esthetician (ret) with 40 years experience 😊 Nothing they said was ignorant lol You tbh sound like the idiot. What on earth do you think you know better? I’ve watched a lot of videos where they don’t flush! You always flush! The ones I’m sure they’re referring to are those god awful Vietnamese torture videos. In the U.S. it’s standard practice to flush any deep open wound then pack it. In my career I’ve worked for 7 Dermatologists like Greg (tho I believe he’s a PA. & he’s brilliant imo. I’d love to have worked for him.)

[@jenniferd264]

@@CeceliaStone-t7oHe really does! He’s incredibly intelligent and thorough! I’d love to work for him! I’m a retired Licensed Esthetician.

[@lindakelly7506]

And you just showed you think your the boss of this KZbin.........

[@Kitsune-DAS]

I subscribed not only for the great and thorough job eliminating that cyst wall but for "thanks for popping by." Incredible, perfect, no notes.

[@donnastremke9943]

This was not just a "quite a big cyst" this was a MONSTER cyst. Great job Mr.P.

[@aliceannburk5774]

Just real deep

[@DiggBums]

Like that thing is HUGE

[@hildaagreda6466]

Debió cortar de una vez y abrir una sola salida!

[@margaretcorns2350]

​@@hildaagreda6466I think he knows what he is doing

[@beatricehorem9859]

How can anybody let it grow this much before going to a physician !?

[@livefree810]

I LOVE THIS DOCTOR, HE EXPLAINS AND HE IS KIND , NO PAIN, HE WILL STOP IF YOU HAVE PAIN, WERE LUCKY THERES A DOCTOR LIKE HIM LEFT,

[@juliehay]

Yes, I totally agree, a lovely person.

[@Gravy314]

@@marjoriecaldwell4119He’s a PA! Nothing phony here.

[@backroadblast6603]

@@marjoriecaldwell4119 always someone negative

[@Ahdree23]

He is a PA, not a doctor. His methods are not very good actually, doctors would have treated this inflammation first before drainage, and his incision is just not good at all. This person should have gone to a dermatologist

[@backroadblast6603]

@@Ahdree23 just say you don’t like PAs man

[@holliehoover6223]

Doc has such a great positive way about him. Also he is so accurate and gentle at squeezing and cleaning our the cyst

[@slix96]

That is one angry cyst! It looks so painful, thankfully you ensure the patients are comfortable and educated on the process of what their body is doing.

[@albertbruhn931]

Is it cancerous? 14:23 / 21:56

[@janebarnes2367]

¹¹

[@KathyHillsley]

Your patience, kindness, empathy and determination never cease to amaze me. You are such a GREAT doctor.🙏🫶🌻. Watching from Australia.🦘🌏🦘

[@haitaelpastor976]

​@@albertbruhn931 More like diabetes.

[@casazavala9691]

I will never understand how some people don't enjoy this. I'm literally eating while watching this gem of a cyst!

[@XpurlX]

I’m like you so satisfying 🤗

[@cgaskill13]

I eat during these too.

[@poppyphilips]

Dito!

[@hb8162]

It’s because we are a sick, sick breed…😂😂😂

[@lisarobb3064]

Me too! ✌️❤️🇨🇦

[@Aleciarose123]

I’m a retired RN. This PA is awesome! He is a shining example of a true professional. Im amazed at how he patiently educates his audience, Great job

[@sjefriadevreeze8718]

Waar andere soms steken laten vallen ,zie ik van jou alleen maar goed werk verdoven grondig schoonmaken de de pacient praat je er door heen .😅😅😂

[@bigsister60]

As a retired RN I appreciate his attention to pain control and patient comfort. He is awesome all around.

[@dlr3083]

I couldn’t agree more! He is great!

[@bilyonarelifestile2226]

this was terrible cyst removal… should have made one long incision, and removed as much as possible intact and take whole sac and warsh it out

[@audreygraham235]

​@@bilyonarelifestile2226 nonsense. That would mean a larger wound, healing time and risk of infection. Dr Pops explains on other videos, why it is better to make separate cuts. He always takes his time and pays great attention to detail. He does a very thorough job

[@kristinakilby6798]

My hubby had one that size, on the side of his neck. He had to have iv antibiotics. It was so bad. It did open while he was getting the antibiotics. Doc was from another country. She didn't even numb him before she started pushing on the wound. He about passed out. He Asked for numbing stuff. She said it would hurt just as much. And continue. She didn't care. I about came unglued. He was so sick and to have to put up with an unprofessional doc. Is just awful.. thank you for being gentle with your patients. Five or six injection would have been better than nothing.

[@amnonmoalem8068]

I had a similar case luckily I was with my hasbend , he gave me a hand, and we left the clinic, and went to another doc that maid an excellent job docs are not god dont allow them do what you don't love

[@kazifarhatlamisa9076]

It has nothing to do with doctor from another country. My cyst was drained by a white canadian doctor and he said exactly same to me. Did not put any numbing agent.

[@dfharris5321]

I would've taken my husband out of that facility IMMEDIATELY

[@jondough4682]

​@@kazifarhatlamisa9076why did you make it about race?

[@Friquido]

I hope you filed a formal complaint about that person. I am sorry to hear what he had to go trough and because of that y'all should have made sure that she didn't work after that by filing that complaint

[@patmorrison474]

Horror writers have nothing over this abscess. I have watched hundreds of Dermatological videos. None come even close to this one. I think you have a winner on your hands. I will watch this over and over again. Thank you for your wonderful work

[@Homodemon]

At some point you wonder how much is old sebaceous discharge and how much is just, like, straight up necrotic tissue, the color is the same shade or foul reddish brown and stark white I've seen on crime scene cleaning/autopsy videos, the space left in there is enough to fit a whole finger I bet. I can't even imagine the pain of having that entire thing bothering you in your back, not being able to relax at night because you got that huge growth in there eating away part of you.

[@julianb9548]

That cyst needed it’s own postcode!! It must have hurt like crazy and will definitely be sore when the anaesthetic wears off. So glad she has finally had it removed.

[@TracyFigueroa-v8s]

I love that you take the time to get it all!!! I had a perianal cyst that was severely painfully dealt with one time! Then a second time under local and stitched up, then 6 months later. I went to the emergency in such severe pain they put me under general anesthesia and left it open to heal from the inside out. The week I was in the hospital was horrible though because the doctor came in twice a day to irrigate it and pack it with gauze!!! Because of the area it was excruciatingly painful. I was finally sent home and a nurse visited me to change my bandages and I didn’t feel a thing! She was so gentle. The cyst hasn’t returned for the last 18 years! Praise God for blessing us with great doctors,such as yourself!!! 👍🏻😁

[@nicegal1000]

I had the very same thing they are horrible

[@louisemagee]

I had the same. Sooooo painful !

[@lenaboyer6981]

I’ve heard nothing but terrible things about cysts in that area! 😭 That sounds so painful, glad it’s far in the past for you.

[@TracyFigueroa-v8s]

@@nicegal1000 I’m sorry you too had to experience that. I also had a hemorroidectomy!!!! I was at Naval Air Station Sigonella on the island of Sicily,Italy. My boyfriend’s mom took care of me and she is Sicilian!!! Every day she fed me pasta, bread, a meat course and salad at the end! They believe the salad at the end is good for the digestion in case anyone is wondering why the salad was served at the end. Sicilians have their main meal, dinner at 2 o’clock, the town shuts down and anybody who is working goes home to have dinner and a nap between 2 o’clock and 4 o’clock. In the evening they have a small snack like cheese and bread with some prosciutto. I think we Americans should do it like that Because we wouldn’t be going to bed after eating a big meal. Anyways, to get to the point, the pasta and bread caused me to get impacted. Goodness, the pain of two weeks not going to the bathroom. I asked my boyfriend to take me to a doctor in town, and the doctor gave me a good shot for the pain and to go to the emergency room on the base. They tried to put a plastic tube up my nose and send it down to my stomach. I told them it’s not happening, and grabbed the thin hose and ran it down my throat and into my stomach. They filled me up with a gallon of barium. They gave me a big dose of Dilaudid, which made me turned white and pass out

[@ArthurZook]

I had a couple of abscesses cleaned out and twice a day, my husband would take the packing out and replace it with new. I know what you mean when you said it was painful. My Lord! I thought I would scream. It felt like fire and gasoline all together. Burnt so bad. Diane

[@laurahage7141]

He should be top 3 for this kind of content. He is amazing. I can say that ive never seen a video where he hasnt tried his absolute best. Def for his patients.

[@angelahannah9261]

Who else wanted him to get the blackhead straight down from first cut???? 👏 Great job🙏 I know she feels better❤️

[@shannonyost2776]

Yes! Drove my OCD nuts!!!

[@alisonpendlebury-brown7885]

I don't think it's a blackhead. I think it might be the cysts punctum

[@aheard1788]

Meeeee 😅

[@bettybabberl9608]

​@@alisonpendlebury-brown7885- yes is a punctum

[@SuchAClassicGirl-dx2ip]

Haaaa I just saw that and now can't stop staring

[@pamelalalaable]

That was amazing how you kept thinking that the pocket was empty then another chunk would materialise! Truly a bottomless cyst.

[@haileyrhodes1845]

Am I the only one who loves watching these kinds of videos but gets grossed out watching but still watches it waiting for more

[@lynneshort-newman4641]

I'm literally squirming, yelling out, peeking through my fingers, but still m looking! 😅

[@akagetobimaru1994]

We have things in common😁👍

[@vickvelez1869]

It's so gross, but I can't stop watching 😆 Watching medical videos like this saves you money from going to med school 😉

[@sallys.silver392]

Literally got goosebumps now xd so ew, but so wanna see more

[@dana780]

Especially the greenish running runs. So gross but I can’t stop watching

[@sandydietz8394]

This double delight was your best one yet Im no doctor but I learn soo much from your videos. I love how you explain what you are doing step by step n how gentle you are with each Patient

[@jeremyfinch2835]

From back woods third world to professional with all the tools, you're the best. Most would scissor the sacs bc it's easier etc, but that laziness just allows the infection to come back 50% of the time! This gal will never have this area afflict her again.

[@dixierae3442]

I'm sure I can speak for the rest of the popaholics in the room. You made us all very happy with this extraction. Much love to the wonderful lady that allowed it to be videotaped so we could experience it. I'm always so thrilled to find that the patient is completely numb. There is no satisfaction in watching a video where the patient is feeling any discomfort. Another fantastic removal Greg. Thank you.

[@lisag5670]

Agree 100% 👍

[@crystallees4462]

I agree! Heal well!

[@timsquirrel]

A popaholic right here and proud of it!

[@carlajohnson9369]

I love these kinds of procedures more than a handful of blackheads

[@ericbush3399]

This lady is tough. In many of these vids you get these huge quasi "macho men" crying like babies.

[@MelabsPapp]

Awesome footage of a nice cyst. Great job as always. Love your videos, humour, professionalism, education etc etc. keep em coming as I will be watching

[@Sorchia56]

The poor dear must have watched this video and been amazed while saying ‘no wonder it hurt so badly!’ This is in my top 5 of your videos. Just brilliant how much you got out.

[@ItsFreshItsAnne]

Thank you for consistently checking on pain levels because anyone who has had an abcess like this knows just how tender and EXTREMELY painful they are!! Imagine having your skin peeled slowly from you by someone...THAT kind of pain. Great work doc! Thank you for handling the yuckiness like a true gentleman! Bravo, team!

[@dinkvjr]

God yes

[@dinkvjr]

Doc what a damn good job!!! Seriously, a fine job getting that wall out! Great video! I can't imagine how much pain that was, it's hurts Extremely bad but you keep making sure the patient is good. The ER doc definitely didn't do that for me!!

[@lillibethj.s.7032]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠He is a physician assistant-certified (PA-C). A PA-C is a graduate of an accredited physician assistant educational program who has undergone testing by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants. PA-Cs are state-licensed to practice medicine with a supervising physician. They are not addressed as “Dr.” The same is true for nurse practitioners, APRN (advanced practice registered nurse), ARNP (advanced registered nurse practitioner) and NP (nurse practitioner). Both PAs and NPs are mid-level medical professionals. They're basically at the same level. However, NPs can work independently in many states that PAs can't. So, it places nurse practitioners above physicians assistants in terms of practice independence. 😊

[@danacooper4709]

I am having surgery on the 21 to get the sight of my abscess that kept coming back to get the wall out. It's like an inch from my anus.... I just hope the knockout juice works this time. Sorry I can't spell it. Did a heart block surgery. They tried five times to knock me. Body went hell no. I don't want to feel what this doctor is doing I don't want to feel that. I shouldn't have watched this.

[@almostthere2516]

@@danacooper4709Hi, I am a RN and also very skilled when it comes to pain. I do not know if you will have this done under full anesthesia or local anesthesia. I had full anesthesia when the abscess in my groin grew from a pea size to a grapefruit sized bump in three days. I know many will do it in local anesthesia. Several factors comes into play when it comes to pain. We know that if the area is very infected, the anesthesia does not take that well. If you are worried, afraid and very alert and do not feel safe, your brain will translate every pain signal as very extreme pain. The more you tense up, the more difficult it can be to get you painfree. In some cases, giving the patient a muscle relaxant together with pain medication can be twice as effective if the patient is very tense. I know that it feels good both for you, the nurses and the doctor if you tell them how you are feeling beforehand. Tell them your fears, your previous experiences etc. They have guaranteed heard everything before. If you like to be in control, you might want to know everything the doctor does, while some does not want to know anything. Tell them what you feel more safe with. If you feel uneasy being alone with the doctor, ask for a nurse there (I don’t know how it is in USA but we never are alone with doctors, there is always going to be one with the same gender as yourself). Know that even if this is a huge deal for you, they are extremely experienced with abscesses. They know of all the things that can go wrong, which is basically almost none, and they are the best when it comes to acting fast, having the knowledge and experience to do things right. They do not want red numbers, so they will do their utmost to make this a good surgery. Know that IF you feel pain, that pain is not dangerous, you are much stronger than the pain and the pain only lasts for a short while. It is five minutes before that access hopefully is dead and gone. I found out that if I was sweet to the doctor and nurse, it was way easier for them to be sweet to me. It also made them remember that I am a person, not a number. It does not take much. I can joke about them having had the morning coffee so hopefully they are awake, to giving them permission to slap me if I am snoring too loud. Jokingly off course. I wish you good luck!!

[@mouseydeb3245]

Dang... that thing had set up housekeeping and started a family. The pain must have been awful. So happy she’s getting relief. 👍

[@karleymurphy]

Most underrated hilarious comment on a cyst video I've ever read

[@patsprengle8266]

@@karleymurphy q¹

[@ccharles848]

Clever!

[@amyrivers4093]

She is a trooper.

[@kayedrake3228]

That was Huge!

[@Slytherinqueenakayn]

I love the fact that he continuously checks in on his patient. Its truly heartwarming ❤

[@SunshineSmiles189]

Yeouch! That must have felt so painful in her back. What a relief this lady must have experienced to finally get this thing out. Thank God she got the medical attention she needed. This was gnarly.

[@franciscaruizcanas7208]

Oo.. 😊Oo

[@franciscaruizcanas7208]

Oo.. 😊Oo. oo😅...

[@franciscaruizcanas7208]

😅. o...

[@LiL.Pixxie]

I thoroughly enjoy watching Dr. Lynch doing procedures! Instead of mindless conversation for filler he explains everything he is doing, explains why he is doing it and the overall purpose for doing what he is doing! also giving us the medical terminology! Such a pleasure to watch his videos!

[@Bellaboo218]

100% agree with you. I much prefer Greg also. He is so thorough in his procedures and in the information he provides. I always feel I've learned something when I watch his videos. His patients are lucky to have him as their derm doctor.

[@caroleseely9565]

It’s PA Lynch not Dr as Mr Popzit is a Physician Assistant.

[@Bryan31617]

Lmao not a good job cyst 100% came back

[@suzysmith9186]

Best one ever! I love these huge infected messy ones with tons of contents! I’m such a weirdo. I wish every video was like this one!!!!

[@luvrsq1]

Yasssss, the nastier the better.

[@cynthiapiazza3168]

Me too! It’s juicy, chunky and deep ~ not too wet, not too dry! It’s got it all!

[@suzysmith9186]

@@cynthiapiazza3168 And it’s huge! Just awesome!

[@justineharper3346]

Look up bovine abscesses if you like the messy ones. That’s the point I’m at in my spiral of disgusting KZbin videos 😂

[@ladyj2552]

Marry me asap!!

[@jerrondeeannhauser5678]

Thanks!

[@donnabo3619]

I'm a retired nurse, I worked with General Surgeons . Love watching these videos. My husband always peeks but then runs!!! Keep up the great work

[@brosario7123]

That thing had its own zip code! It was huge, not sure how long she let it go!

[@Chris-zr6kb]

100 million years😂

[@editorblip9658]

Cavernous! That must have been so painful. Hope it heals nicely for her.

[@juanitaandrews9764]

Greg Lynch is my absolute favorite popper. Very thorough.

[@patriciawilliamsn9605]

That was the biggest cyst I have ever seen. You did a fantastic job.

[@K9_MAMA]

Appreciate your diligence in getting out as much cyst content, wall, and even just a bit of scar tissue. Great job, Doctor!

[@theshadowfax239]

He's not a doctor, he's a PA (physician assistant).

[@christopherwalker6056]

​@theshadowfax239 are you sure? I thought the young lady helping him was the assistant. Because if he's just an assistant, then why is he doing the whole job? Where's the doctor?

[@tiffanyharrington8691]

@@christopherwalker6056he is still a provider. PA’s or Physician Assistants treat patients and prescribe medications. They can can do this under the supervision of a MD or DO.

[@tiffanyharrington8691]

@@theshadowfax239so he’s still a provider and is doing very well.

[@gracielahalatnic63]

Si hubiera, hecho, un corte recto,, que tomara las dos heridas, hubiera, sido más fácil.

[@thekvehchannel5007]

I love how thorough you are when it comes to cysts! Not only that, but you’re amazing with your patients! If I ever have a cyst, I’ll come your way 😂

[@leemiller2811]

Greg, you are so gentle and kind to your patients. I love that you tell your patients what is happening and ask how they are doing. Lovely. ❤

[@chelseysudduth3109]

As someone who has dealt with these types of large, inflamed cysts this was amazingly done. I’ve never had a doctor work so hard to remove the sack like this. Due to that, they do come back. Excellent video!

[@rfatnalbat7399]

L

[@aknimrellum8062]

Expect Dr. Sandra Lee

[@eviankpop1872]

lies

[@patremagilbert682]

True

[@s.larosa4141]

@@rfatnalbat7399are you an MD??

[@fyrnahardman991]

I’m so glad that you were the one to do that op, it was so big and a lot of Drs would not have cleaned it all out. Thank you for your kind care .

[@sandypiper9454]

I love how he can describe what he expects to see just by looking at the surface and how it feels to touch. I learn so much watching his videos!

[@andreearnoult5508]

Boucĺe d”oreilles

[@andreearnoult5508]

776😮

[@leslielee7670]

You’re an incredible teacher and practitioner with a kind and gentlemanly manner.

[@sarahmortimer1922]

I don’t usually comment but that was something special! It’s going straight into my all time classics list.

[@amyrivers4093]

Definitely a procedure to watch more than once.

[@Thing1DadaThing2Kiki]

So....I'm not the only one who's got a "Greatest All Time Pop" album? Lol

[@amazon9733]

Dear Stephanie. Me too. I have a lot of different lists for different topics.🧐

[@davidortiz3094]

@@amyrivers4093 Rewinded it 5mins in. Totally worth it

[@christopherbrock8913]

This guy is going to pull something out that is not supposed to come out 🤣🤣

[@jennifergardner7990]

You have the best bedside manner that I’ve ever seen! You are so kind, but also informative to the patient, while being remarkably thorough! Bravo Doc!

[@bettybabberl9608]

I love the bottom of the cyst noises and she is an awesome patient! Am so grateful to your patients to allow their cases to be video'd and uploaded to KZbin! Thanks to one and all! 💜

[@bionicman6969]

Used to work in the sun all day and developed a big ole cyst on my back and everyone was scared of it, my girl said no way as did everyone but I conned my little brother into doing it. That sucker was oozing and so ready to blow. He heated a razor and knifed it a little and as soon as he laid some serious pressure into it it exploded like a volcano all over my bros face, he was running in circles around the house screaming it's in my eyes, lol. I'm sorry I have a twisted sense of humor and it was one of funniest things Iv'e ever seen. He doesn't like to talk about it but I do.

[@luvlypnut1106]

😂😂😂😂😂 OMG that's hilarious 😂 😅 I can thank my parents for this sick need I have on popping pimples. My dad was a farm boy used to hard labor. Working on our yard, my dad got boils all the time. My mom, who lived to pop our pimples, was not at home. So my dad asked me to pop a boil. So gross but I got hooked.

[@reginaldsmith752]

I retired as a PA in 2020 after 39 years. Loved lumps and bumps and enjoy your videos. The surgery and reconstructive procedures is what I miss. Regards

[@glassyrainbow]

Wow!

[@saltygravy86]

What is PA?

[@lynndinovo3500]

​@@saltygravy86physician's assistant

[@sharonmccann6659]

This is one of the worst cysts I've ever seen. Great job Dr.😊

[@mcqstagecrew]

You are so meticulous and thorough with your work. I was a surgical nurse and am so impressed with your work

[@JoshuaBlach-i1u]

I had a really big cyst on my tailbone years ago. It looked like I was starting to grow a tail, it was so pronounced. When I came back to have the packing removed, it was such a relieving feeling. The VA doc did an awesome job

[@natd602]

That is such an uncomfortable area!! I’m glad you got some relief

[@autumnperry2054]

The tailbone, that had to be so uncomfortable.

[@evejustamante3908]

Pilonidal cysts are *horrible*😢 My dad, uncle, husband, and three cousins all went through that. I'm glad you are better!! 💖💜❤️

[@pedrobarbosa9798]

I had to go through surgery twice for pilonidal cyst. It truly is horrible

[@TerrySueContesso]

This was an awsome video. Sorry for the pain she felt. Hope she feels better.

[@AnneMoshtael]

Great work, Greg. You are so good at explaining and caring about your patient’s pain. Thank you!

[@patwatson7038]

Love how you give us EDUCATION on the cyst. You have a very nice pleasant voice, very calming.

[@originalspacecase8966]

I love how you apologize for the pain they experience. I also love how you talk to us like we are actually there 😊

[@anthonymitchell2936]

😊

[@WaniansarWaniimran]

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[@WaniansarWaniimran]

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[@irinkamoy]

She saying it’s bad conditioner in the room , and she feeling pain and he does give a big doze of pain reliever . Too long scraping , easier would be open skin from top till the bottom .

[@chameleon28]

@@irinkamoyunfortunately abscess I’ll always hurt. Because of the severe inflammation the numbing isn’t as effective. It’s just something that you have to deal with when it comes to abscesses. There is a doctor on KZbin who explains it better than me

[@altamesejones2599]

Wow. That was one of the best pops I've seen. I hope the woman healed well and is healthy.

[@Marilyn-y9k]

❤ I am always impressed with your complete dedication to getting every piece of sac out. You really had to dig for this one but you refused to leave any. I am impressed with your constant making sure the patient is ok. Thank you so much. I enjoy your videos. Thank you. Marilyn from USA

[@PellyjellyMom]

Amazing how impacted the cysts can get. So hard you can’t even push it out. She must have felt so much relief. Hopefully another one won’t form. The way you converse with your patients is so calm and comforting. Just like always nothing to worry about.

[@brianclark9948]

The holes to small

[@pennycandyys]

Likely another one won’t form since it seemed like he was able to remove all or pretty much all, of the cyst wall. At least, that’s what Dr. Sandra Lee says. 😉

[@pennycandyys]

@@DaleGribble-iw3jg Huh. I have never heard of that being prescribed before, and frankly it sounds a bit suspect. But it also sounds like it worked for you, so that's great!

[@pennycandyys]

@@DaleGribble-iw3jg Good gosh, what did i say to have the vitriol directed at me? The reason I said it sounded a bit suspect is because, although they are likely your own germs, nevertheless, I bet you didn't disinfect your tub--therefore you were introducing germs. As a person who has had to change many, many dressings, and has had to be knowledgeable about wound care--I therefore do know a little wounds and dressings. But you, being a stranger on the internet, couldn't possibly know what I know.

[@lidiazarate6052]

Creo que está lastimando mucho la piel con el bisturí, lo mejor hubiera Sido un solo corte más grande y drenar, posterior ir sujetando el saco del absceso con la pinza de disección e ir separando el saco de la pien con una pinza Kelly. Hubiese sangrado menos.

[@carnifexor3010]

I love this doctor's cadence, use of humor, pleasing demeanor, and attention to patient care.

[@murkyturkey5238]

Yeah doctors are usually good like that

[@carolk5770]

Me too!!!

[@alpinejim2816]

I don’t think he’s a doctor. A doctor is a MD or a DO. PA is a physicians assistant, if I’m not mistaken.

[@carnifexor3010]

Jim, you are correct! Thank you sir!

[@theoa.6283]

They need a DOCTOR he shouldn't mess with this

[@morningstarparish2756]

I think you are one of my new favorites!! I love the way you explain everything to your patients and how kind and caring you are for them! I’ve seen way too many ppl acting like they know what there doing just to hurt the poor ppl and not even actually help the patient!!

[@graciesmom2019]

Wow, that was huge! She must feel so much better.

[@denisetarabori553]

WOW!! The contents just kept coming and coming!! Retired RN here still with a great infatuation with blood and guts and pus and gore!!! Needless to say, I was greatly entertained and I learn something new with each procedure!! You did a great job with that Bottomless Cyst! Your patient has to be feeling some relief already and is going to be very happy with what you’ve done for her. Especially if she has really good pain control. Lol Two thumbs up!

[@wendyNielsen-ri3rz]

I'm a retired RN, also. I love watching these procedures! What is wrong with us??😄😄

[@KingNurseOR]

I admire how committed you are to getting every single piece of sac out of the cyst. Not many people would have taken half the time you did to get all the content out. 👏🏼

[@stcroix7722]

Even the nurse was trying to hurry him up and he said no he have more he can squeeze out. He was committed to his patient and doinh things to the best of his ability. Which was excellent work.

[@amandajones6481]

@@stcroix7722 Yes, I noticed that too. I love ❤ how he refuses to rush things. Do you remember when he reopened an I and D that he'd done because there was fluid in it and it turned out to be yellow serous fluid, and then he found that the huge sac was still in it. He spent ages teasing out the whole sac - and I've watched that video about 50 times!!! LOL 😆 🤣!!! This was just as good as that one.

[@stcroix7722]

@@amandajones6481 What's the name of that KZbin video I want to 👀 it.😂

[@carolk5770]

AGREE….

[@aliaksandraetemi583]

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[@lysasmith9444]

Great job Mr P. Love your personality,!!

[@debbiewetzel6912]

I have never seen anything so bad, the poor patient must have been in agony before. Your a great Dr. You don't fool around. You get to the issue and get after it. You're not scared to resolve the problem. Hats off to you. Fine job.

[@everyusernametaken11]

Not a Dr.

[@shawna8797]

I think he’s pretty close to be making incisions on someone’s body🙄🙂

[@Rainsong777]

On which body part was this cyst?

[@KaraNicoleR]

He's a PA. Great, nonetheless, but not a Dr.

[@HG42909]

عمل جيد 👍👍👍

[@DameNickum]

No cyst, no sac left behind! That was huge, the connection between pockets was interesting. You did a heroic job, that cyst does not dare defy your blade. Grin, very nice work, fascinating to watch, impressive how much cyst wall you removed.

[@SherryAgee-d3h]

You are the only one I see that really goes after the cyst wall.

[@SYNfulfoREVer]

Pretty sure that sac was anchored to her toes. Holy cow. Didnt think it was ever going to let go.

[@nataliemartin8288]

Not anchored to her toes!😮😂

[@raven4k998]

your hungry eat that tasty creamy yummy filling I know you want to🤣🤣

[@texasbella576]

🤣🤣🤣

[@PookieBaby54]

I absolutely LOVED your technique of digging out that dried cyst. Probably one of the most satisfying proceedures I"ve seen in a long time.

[@erinmunson382]

I love this dude! He does such a good job explaining to the patient what he is doing.. just seems like a good physician...

[@Connie-lb2ne]

You are goofy ( this is meant as a compliment) and you make me laugh. You are also a smart and kind doctor. May GOD bless you and your practice.

[@marylynmiller5158]

I appreciate how gentle and caring you are with your patients. Very educational video. TFS

[@gladyshancock6601]

So large, amazing the work to get all the contents out. So kind of you to always check the patient to make sure there is no pain. Great work!

[@MissEricaLynn1933]

As someone who has HS, thank you for being so thorough and thoughtful of pain levels. 🎉🙏 Even some women will develop them in the armpit, groin and breast. This is tender, excruciatingly painful and you got this done beautifully. Docs could learn a lot from you. Also, giving numbing, waiting a moment for it to kick in, then administering a little more and then waiting for it to numb up better has always worked wonders. 👏👏 Good job Doc! You followed any tunnel it made and they can make tons of loculations. This is so gentle. 🏆

[@anthonylarocco6763]

I think you’re close to 700

[@davepowell7168]

Look harder ​@@anthonylarocco6763

[@davids.8509]

HS meaning Hemorroidal sacks?

[@davepowell7168]

Norks

[@MissEricaLynn1933]

@@davids.8509 No. Hidradenitis suppurativa.

[@rosel-m8664]

Great job Greg! I’m not an expert by any means but I was very impressed by your thorough work. 💕

[@348Tobico]

I'm a popaholic and glad to have found this site. My big question is how in the world do people live for years with these recurring cysts? I had facial acne as a teen thru 20's and it hurt enough I went every 2 weeks for years to a dermatologist to keep from hurting. To have cysts so big you cannot lay on your back or side or front would be awful. If a cyst controls how you dress or how you can rest that means it controls your life. I admire the patients who decide to find a good doctor and get rid of the monster under their skin so they can lead a life without pain.

[@lisalampe4150]

Because it takes years to get an appointment

[@dianahall1465]

WOW THAT CYST WAS HUGE!! SO HAPPY YOU WERE ABLE TO GET IT ALL OUT FIR HER SUCH A BRAVE LADY THANK YOU MS. AND DOCTOR!! GREAT VIDEO!!

[@everyusernametaken11]

Not a Dr.

[@shelleymckinney2995]

I can't imagine the pain this poor patient must have experienced. Thank you, Dr.Greg, for being so kind, attentive and thorough.

[@lyndamccallum1535]

I can tell you it's excruciating especially the injection to numb it. I suffer with these it's called hidridinitis suppritiva they come out anywhere on the body. You can go to bed with none and waken up with a cherry tomato sized one. The worst one I ever had was the size of a golf ball. I was rushed into hospital as the poison had travelled down to my knee from my groin. I had the start of sepsis. I've had 4 children and would rather go through labour than have an abcess it affects your full body. Hope this person is doing well now.😢

[@danamullen1175]

​@@lyndamccallum1535888 I uh jrrffffff

[@bot2510dx]

@@lyndamccallum1535 sorry to hear that mate. Today i had my 2nd abscess removal of my life aged 43. It was the size of a small egg, 2cm cut. it hurts really bad when the doctor squeezes the pussy liquid. but it had to be done, the 1st removal of another abscess at my lower back back in 2018 resulted in a septical shock and two weeks of koma. still haven't fully recovered from that experience. hope we two are doing better next year, I've got two kids.. :-)

[@jodif916]

Being a popper I love watching abscesses, this one is amazing 🤩 can I say thank you to your patient for sharing her treatments. Best regards to you, your patient and to all poppers who’s watching this. ❤️❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@American-Jello]

Never seen an extractor used in quite that way before, but now that I see it, it's a brilliant idea. Blunt, like you said, and a good leverage scoop!

[@KatieBlue16]

As a sufferer of HS, I applaud this lady whose undergoing this procedure. She's kick arse! Much love to her and you MPZ ✨

[@nikkih3255]

Also have HS. Wish my dermatologist was this good.

[@grangrampa832]

Amazing what causes these nice job dr

[@samanthaparker1710]

Its not often i get emotional watching things like that, normally it would just gross me out but watching this made me cry for her because i too once had and known the pain of a recurring cyst. I applaud her strength and bravery to endure that pain for so long and during the procedure. I would have been insisting to be unconscious for it myself as i would be too afraid of the pain of all the squeezing and digging...... great job Dr!

[@apollograyling-hastur3995]

The giving tree of cysts, honestly really glad you kept checking with her constantly about pain or sensitivity, I know I’d be irked at the minimum by someone digging like that in my back, I’ve had something similar and my brain codes it as pain even though I know it’s really just discomfort and not liking the feeling. This was actually really cool to watch and very informative

[@hshs53]

You can appreciate how clean you keep the operating area and, how gentle he is w/ the patient.

[@miss_mish]

Gentle is most definitely not what I thought.

[@beverleymbrazelle930]

🎉 pop!!

[@cassandra0008]

​@@miss_mish The patient is numb and he's constantly asking if the patient feels pain!!

[@miss_mish]

@@cassandra0008 doesn't change the fact he was rough as fk.

[@cassandra0008]

@@miss_mish I bet the patient was relieved he got alot of that stuff out though!! They probably felt better after.

[@nicnothingnice]

Your voice is so calm and reassuring. You are a great teacher. I would love to be your patient!

[@louise2007]

Phewww!! That was enormous, she must of been in so much pain with it!! Hope the antibiotics get rid of the infection completely & she has a speedy recovery With love from UK 🇬🇧 x

[@BoomerKeith1]

It looked so angry when he first started. I felt relieved when he was done. lol

[@dixierae3442]

I still and will always be amazed buy this special block that he is created that is able to numb all the way to the bottom of a cyst like this. I have never seen anyone including dr.lee be able to work at this level without refreezing or simply not removing this amount of content. I don't know if he learnt this during his education or if this was something he figured out on his own but it is amazing that with the amount of inflammation in the cyst that he was able to scrape the cyst lining from the bottom. Definitely the one and only cyst Whisperer. We just have to get those subscribers in here and bring those numbers up. I feel with the amount of views and comments he should be up two half a million subscribers by now.

[@louise2007]

@@dixierae3442 he’s awesome isn’t he!! I’m just in awe of him!! He certainly deserves more subs & views than he’s getting that’s for sure!! x

[@michellemcbee8640]

Does this stink?

[@adamofblastworks1517]

@@michellemcbee8640 what do you think?

[@annettebell2101]

Wonderful practioner talking his way through the procedure, and keeping the patient informed as to what is going on.

[@kcf3278]

Vegas here, I have to tell you “You’re the Bomb” Dr. Greg in every way that matters! Appreciate you and the care you give to your patients👏✨😎

[@gigiziggy2006]

I love how thorough he is‼️💓👍🏻

[@jadegreen_studios4738]

I love the way he is comforting and making sure the person knows what's going on and constantly checking their pain levels through out the procedure. 10/10

[@shxdow9807]

@Joel Boswell I’m sure it was just pressure and you can’t numb that. Like if you get your tooth pulled with local anesthesia it’s not gonna block everything last time I got my tooth pulled with local anesthesia it was the worst pressure I’ve ever felt it was so deep it felt like the dentist was pushing against me but really he was pulled and tugging it was so bad like 9/10 pressure that afterwards I can still feel it I was traumatized and so where my gums 😭

[@nancywood9531]

Is he a Dr or dermatologists or self learner?

[@jaygasper4853]

Bedside demeanor is so important and some doctors that are great are just horrible and it makes the patient feel bad overall even if the treatment was done perfectly. This guy is great.

[@marieowen31]

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[@magurey2322]

​@@nancywood9531Parece que no tiene mucha experiencia ese señor

[@carolheardson2026]

I have watched many months of cyst removals but BY FAR this looked One of the most painful 😖 Mr Popzit is just such a kind , caring dr who does awesome work 👍🏼👏🏻, I just wonder why he didn’t just do the 1 large incision so he could have had greater access and viewing ? Appreciate He IS the expert and not I so he would have had his reasons , I am just enquiring 👍🏼 Thank you to the lady patient for allowing us to view , Bless you , you must have been in SO much pain , you did amazing throughout the surgery 💐

[@maryhatten6302]

What a diligent and compassionate PA. I'm totally impressed.

[@GeniceInsco]

This doctor was amazing , I can not imagine the pain the patient was in while dealing with that big of a cyst , I hope it never came back

[@TheBigLeeg]

I’m very impressed with the actual true effort Dr. GREG places on getting all the contents removed. Most Doctors these days literally are only interested in getting people in and out. Dr. Greg deserves our recognition for being a commendable Dr.

[@alistairstewart4119]

😊😊

[@amandajones6481]

I agree, but Greg Lynch isn't a doctor, he's a P.A. or Physician's Assistant. However, I think he's a lot better than some of the doctors out there who aren't nearly as careful or capable as Greg Lynch P.A. Love from Amanda Jones in Australia ❤

[@BrendaBoyd-kn5de]

​@@amandajones648117:25 who is this? U popped up on my yTube?

[@mambeux]

Meh, I see doctors spending 12-24 hrs in OR with one patient quite frequently

[@George-rb6bv]

​but Physician's Assistants are permitted to write prescriptions, so they are 1 small notch below a true MD.

[@lindanewcomer830]

WOW!! That cyst was BIG! Great job! You're so careful, gentle and kept checking on her pain. Great Work! 👍👍

[@KawelaMule]

I can’t begin to imagine the relief she felt after this. I like how you dealt with the patient. So much care and you took your time. I won’t forget going to a state (government owned) hospital in Namibia to get my abscess drained because I did not have health insurance. It was near my armpit and had three heads. It was the worst experience ever, I screamed so much. Now I know that if I was to get another abscess, I don’t have to suffer that way again.

[@reneekroffssik9864]

What a great job you did!!! I can tell the difference between you and other doctors the differences you care because you found pieces that other doctors would have just left interested up just to finish the job, so I commend you and put you on a pedestal way above those other doctors that I worked with because you care and you care about what you do to these patients congratulations doctor you deserve that MD after your name more than all the doctors I've known.

[@Dippedinsilver1974]

Poor thing! I can't imagine how painful that must be. I'm glad you're the one to help her.

[@geminijojo7355]

Wow, he really does leave no abcess unturned. Great watch. The relief for that lady must be immeasurable.

[@Jimmie2429]

The crime of the year is Mr. PopZit’s channel having less than 100K subscribers.

[@butterfly-girl6867]

I know. I don’t know how but it won’t be long

[@dreamwalker3698]

He’s amazing!!!

[@allankimani2724]

I doubt it will much longer

[@somewherehere424]

I agree,but with work like this is should 't last that way for long. At 70.7k today, tuesday 13april.

[@debbieromero3696]

Truth

[@azaaqt]

I am so impressed like your work inspires me to feel like I can go to school and learn to do this ! Phenomenal work! Phenomenal energy and method !!!!