Ingrown hair armpit abscess. Surprising amount of hair and discharge expressed! Incision & drainage

[@lolwutathon]

I had a spot way smaller than that on my armpit once and was so fed up with the pain I squeezed it as hard as I could. A clump of talc-like stuff came out, then a small amount of pus and it healed fine and never returned. The relief from removing that small lump was incredible so I can't imagine the discomfort this poor lady was feeling.

[@craftsandstuff3349]

OK we see the hairs. Stop showing us the hairs.

[@buggybuggz]

Sounds like what happens when theres a build up of deodorant

[@nothankyou5524]

@@craftsandstuff3349 My SO, her kids, and my kids, as well, all like the hairs. And it's good for me, too. They don't wake me up at night, hoping to find ingrown hairs in my beard

[@priincessjuniie]

The same thing happened to me yesterday! I actually got here because I was looking for someone who had the same thing.

[@samanthanewton1340]

My husband had a lump in his armpit years ago. It was mrsa. I had to pack it twice a day

[@lindaelmore1223]

You are so sensitive and matter of fact with your female patients. I think a lot of us are body conscious about things like this and you are just like, “yeah, happens to everyone, no big deal”. Thank you for that, it gives women the confidence to go get things looked at.

[@beverlyblakeney7456]

Q

[@Tabby5899]

I noticed that as well :)

[@KATNYC_718]

Agreed , it's hard for us ladies we are so self conscious so to get theese checked out and taken care of takes alot , most often we try to deal with it ourselves and suffer . But he totally makes it such a kind process and is in turn showing us hey it's normal why suffer it can be relief don't suffer thru come and get the help.

[@lifeasrashida8703]

L7😊

[@keithsmit4414]

😮😮 1:40

[@ButacuPpucatuB]

Wishing this patient healing and no more suffering in the future. I hope the ingrowns will leave her alone.

[@stefankaiser3354]

The problem is easy to solve. Stop shaving your armpits and ingrown hairs will no longer bother you 🤷🏼

[@hoziers_btch1363]

@@stefankaiser3354he literally said she has HS- an auto inflammatory disorder - as someone who also has it, nothing helps and it’s a condition drs don’t know enough about so no, it’s not as simple as that unfortunately.

[@tomrunelian9005]

The bedside manners of this man compared to other dermatologists on YT is incredible!!!

[@MicheleHuffman-d8c]

Agree! He rocks!

[@lorirose3846]

He and Dr. pimple Popper are my favorite to watch.

[@gdtestqueen]

I get amazed every time you mention HS. 25 years ago, during the dawn of the internet, I took to the early web to try and find out what was wrong with me skin and if anyone else suffered with the sores and abcesses I did. I found an unheard of condition called HS that fit me perfectly. Printed off the info and gave it to my doc. Thankfully he looked into it and found out all he could as he had other patients like me with this unknown skin problem. Getting that diagnosis was amazing and over the years I have learned to manage it well. But I still remember when it was a mystery and this was a condition no one heard of. Love hearing it talked about so freely and openly and with knowledge!!

[@MacD2029]

Hello, what has helped you with your HS?

[@gdtestqueen]

@@MacD2029 It took ages but I found a routine that helped and worked for me. Everyone is different though. But here’s what I do: 1) Daily showers. Running water seems much better than using a washcloth. 2) Enjo body cloth (Enjo is the company name). I use this and no soap. The materials in the cloth do great at cleaning without any product. 3) Shunga Sweet Snow body powder (by Kama Sutra I think, buy it at adult stores). It’s a very fine drying powder and I apply it after bathing and drying. It doesn’t cake or clog up pores, and it smells great. I have tried other drying powders (sometimes called Honey Dust) but they were all too coarse and caused issues, this one was the best. 4) As the earliest sign of a flare I use an over the counter hydrosone crème on the area. Sometimes I use a soft cotton cloth and tuck it in the areas skin meets to help also. Between the cloth and the powder I actually cleared up a horrible flare up within weeks, and have kept pretty low key for years now. Like I said…this worked for me. It’s not an advertisement, just what I found helped. Hope by sharing it someone else might get some relief.

[@rabehshae]

No women are misdiagnosed with HS all the time and it 99% traces to autoimmune issues resulting from toxic sugar substitutes. Eliminate the sugar substitutes and the boils/cysts all go away

[@Bonobanos]

@@MacD2029im not OP but i lost 50lbs, cut out soda and got on birth control which has helped a lot. I use clindamycin on any emerging cysts but i have a very mild case of HS compared to ppl who are in severe pain and constant breakouts. I get blisters around the time of my period maybe once every three months

[@kathleencooney1518]

This lovely patient was sucking it up, she was in obvious pain but was very brave. Thanks for sharing. Thanks, Greg, the greatest Derm PA ever !

[@lizlindley9322]

1:10

[@ja-ni-ce1193]

You are absolutely right. Greatest MrPopZit.

[@lcg5820]

I am just amazed at how many hairs can be in one pocket like that. It is so satisfying and painful to watch. Poor thing. I'm sure she is feeling much better after your care! Great work as always, Dr. Lynch!

[@pamsheppard7998]

He’s not a doctor.

[@ZAMSKY1000]

@@pamsheppard7998 Nurse Practitioner in Dermatology.

[@janebramlett2654]

@@ZAMSKY1000 Physician assist. PA, not NP.

[@ZAMSKY1000]

@@janebramlett2654 Oh yeah. P.A.. I'm wrong. I'm sick at the moment and can't think straight. Bad Sinus infection. I have been seeing so many N.P. lately it's on the brain. Have a Great Sunday.

[@ravennevermore641]

@@pamsheppard7998 Physician Assistants( Specialist in Dermatology).Go to School As long as Drs.They are able to Write( RxsP)rescriptions and Do Treatment plans a Doctors. He cares and is gentle with His Patients, which matters more to me than Most 98💩% Drs I have.They dont give a💩 and have bad🥶 to Terrible 👹 Bedside manners Also they He Diagnosed( Which Can take Years of Suffering for H.S Patients He treated Her with Care and Dignity. I'm sorry What was Your Point correcting ppl ??

[@mikeolson7557]

A pocket of cluster cysts. Given the amount of infection that drained, that had to be extremely painful.

[@sarahjane5945]

She's said she can feel it and she's clearly uncomfortable and in pain.

[@kathyohara6658]

Unfortunately it is difficult to anaesthetise infected areas fully. She was incredibly brave though.

[@houstonsmitherman6888]

Got one of these rn. I finally pressed on it. All you do is poke is with a needle or a razor and the very top of the bump. Then press and boom insane relief

[@loushark6722]

God bless her, she was so brave but I could tell by her breathing she felt pain. She did amazing.

[@DaBassLadyCovers]

As a sufferer of Hidradenitis Suppurativa myself, to feel a flare site and when it’s lanced it’s so relieving it’s almost euphoric. Also when you get Kenalog injections into flares as well.

[@MsNiesh1984]

I’ve had this for many years. I remember when the Dr’s.would just send me home w/ an antibiotic & call it day. Happy that they now have a name for it & that more ppl are coming out & sharing their stories because this is a lot. The shame, embarrassment, smell & Omgoshhhh the PAIN! 😔

[@chrismc410]

30 years at stage 3, as bad it gets and way bigger than this. I know exactly how much this hurts. Man parts and tailbone. Trying to get into palliative care. Qualified for it once before

[@samanthacolbert3]

I’m experiencing my first abscess in my armpit. I’m in extreme pain. I went to the ER and they gave me antibiotics and said if it doesn’t go away to come back. I can’t even raise my arm without crying. This is horrible.

[@ladyroyalsupremest]

@@samanthacolbert3This is me at the moment. I’m going to the ER tomorrow. I normally get in the crease of my breast. The armpit one is driving me crazy. I can’t lift my arm! It depends on the way the abscess looks. Sometimes, if it looks like it’s ready to point, they will give antibiotics to help it come out. I’ve had antibiotics that helped my abscess bust. I refuse to go home with just antibiotics tomorrow.

[@samanthacolbert3]

@@ladyroyalsupremest I ended up getting it drained during my second er visit. The pain was horrible, I emphasize with you and hope relief comes quickly!

[@OneStubbornLass]

I have this and it’s so painful. When they say it’s the most painful skin disorder in the world, they’re not kidding…

[@petpot1962]

If I had some cyst or boil I would feel very relaxed in his capable hands and soothing air about him.

[@carms7859]

From the quick intake of air and heavy breathing, she is in pain and yet when asked she says no. I don't know if you could have given her more lidocaine but that had to hurt. Thanks for sharing.

[@crenner07]

I also have HS and regularly have flares in the underarm. Injections hurt so much but you get to a point where you say you aren’t in pain unless it isn’t manageable. It’s an awful and super painful disease.

[@carms7859]

@@crenner07 😥

[@lauren9667]

Poor thing - a triple whammy in the armpit - a cyst, tons of ingrown hairs, and HS. I’m glad she went to the right guy for relief - and a plan!

[@punky100]

As someone who has HS on my inner thighs, ANYthing that you do as a doctor is not going to feel NEARLY as painful as that lump. I felt the relief when that all came out. I remember feeling it myself. I haven't gone on Humira, as the antibiotics, hibiclens and benzoyl peroxide have helped immensely so far. I'm just being patient that the last bump will go away without having to go on it. Thank you SO much for talking about HS as much as I've seen, it's REALLY not talked about enough.

[@ericanguy1]

I have HS as well, but in my armpits. You are a million % correct. I hated my flare ups. Humira and Hibiclens soap has been a miracle for me.

[@punky100]

@@ericanguy1 Nice!!! Humira is the next step for me if they don't completely go away, but I am comfortable right now without it 🙂

[@laurarutigliano1242]

Just watched this. Would never go to this doctor. He did not get the whole sack. This painful abscess will be beck 🥵

[@jennyl6649]

When you opened the cyst & all the contents flowed, I not only saw puss, but instant relief. That had to hurt. Great job, as always!❤

[@Silo-Ren]

@@VioletBlue227 Then why do you watch?

[@cindykearney9570]

I kill on no gusto tti o koi mi

[@lindaking5440]

When all that stuff came out, I could feel the relief!!

[@jennyl6649]

@@Alexe829 thank you, how very very kind.😊

[@brendanpage3369]

Meow!

[@Med_Zeb]

I have HS and kinda wish there was a channel that focused on educating about it as well as showing the surgeries

[@amaichandes]

Patient: i can feel a little bit of pain Him: *keeps going* Ugh!!

[@eileenstewart9866]

My heart goes out to anyone with that disease. I used to get awful cystic acne for many years but at least it wasn’t debilitating like this

[@Totalchaos0228]

Cystic acne is no picnic either! But, imagine having this painful throbbing knot in your sensitive armpit like that and having to go about your day as usual like nothing was wrong 😔 must've been awful.

[@eileenstewart9866]

Definitely-or the groin or buttocks?

[@destiny2087]

@@Totalchaos0228 I have it....its absolutely horrible the worst are when they happen in the groin.

[@aineoconnell690]

@@destiny2087 yeah my ex has it under both arms and in his groin and boy it was nasty 🤢

[@reenae9346]

@@destiny2087 I have one but thank God it’s not this big at all

[@1Seleeta]

This is a great video!!!! It's refreshing to see a medical professional who actually know what they're doing!!!!

[@ChristinaV4285]

Wow! This brings flashbacks. I had multiple on each arm pit. 😢 I know the pain! But I went to the emergency room. They did numb it but drained it with huge needle looking things. The pain. Thank you for sharing videos like this because it helps people find the help we need! And not be as embarrassed about anything.

[@hollywinston-mitchell3093]

I have HS and I've had multiple in that area and I feel for her. I ended up having surgery twice to finally remove it. She is such a strong lady.

[@Zero88Zero]

I’m so glad your patient found you & got this taken care of. She is such a strong woman, my goodness!!! Thank you to her and you for sharing❤ You are an amazing doctor!

[@Ord_Wingate]

As a sufferer of ingrown hairs I can confirm the pain is awful

[@soraidaflores165]

Yes those ingrowns and am getting small cystic as well

[@erin9110]

Agreed.

[@lindaking5440]

Great job! I had a cyst under my arm one time and it was so painful!! I bet she will sleep better tonight!

[@jodil1209]

That must have been so painful. I bet she feels much better now. Great job!!

[@jackiehinkley2426]

HS is so painful! I had to have a sweat gland removed in my armpit due to this disease and luckily I haven’t had anymore flare ups since!

[@jjtownsend-anthony8825]

Same here

[@meagenmichell6379]

Bless this girl’s heart! Such a trooper! I hope she is feeling better!

[@melissabernett9970]

I wish you had been my doctor when I had one similar to that! Mine was way more inflamed and you could actually see red streaks going down my arm. The doctor numbed it several times but I felt every bit of it. The nurse, my mom, and my aunt all held me down (I was only 14 at the time) and I screamed the entire time while the doctor was squeezing every color of the rainbow out of my armpit then shoving 6 ft of gauze into it. Now watching all your videos I understand the whole process much better, especially why I didn't get numb. But a doctor like you, who is very cognizant about the patient's pain and comfort, would've made the experience much better. BTW the doctor told me afterwards that if I had waited 2 more days I probably would've been dead and that I handled it better than most adults!

[@vahdebicer6775]

W İ

[@SereneDivine23]

Can I ask why they said you would have died in 2 days?

[@amacfarlane001]

​@@SereneDivine23 Probably would have gone septic

[@carolynm9638]

@@SereneDivine23must’ve been madly infected!

[@mimiii444]

This!!!! The holding you down and you feeling everything...I can relate 😢..no matter how much numbing they inject...it does nothing! I feel it all...every time! HS is horrible 😢

[@styx53ocean]

I have this condition (hidradenitis suppurativa) and it can be VERY painful. I have learned to recognize the signs that I'm about to have a flare-up: my armpit will itch like crazy. I've also learned how to minimize my flare-ups. In the summer, when they are the worst, I literally cover my entire armpit with a large 4x4 adhesive bandage smeared with a layer of Prid salve. It's basically a drawing salve I found at Wal-Mart. I told my dermatologist about it and she said if it worked, keep using it. And it helps draw out the infection when I do have a flare-up. I've also learned that antiperspirants can trigger a flare up,, so I have to be even more diligent about washing/showering.

[@Lorrainecats]

Oh, that poor lady. Must have been so painful. Thanks for posting Greg.

[@alhamilton06]

Dr. Pimple Popper's techniques makes all these other Derms look like hacks🤷‍♂

[@liezlsmal9151]

Yes, I agree with LInda. You are so gentle and I love your passion and enthusiasm for your vocation. Keep the videos coming please!

[@MdnightWnd]

I feel for her. I've had this condition since I was in my early 20s and it is horribly painful. Sometimes it gets so bad that it hurts to move my arms at all and my underarms are full of scars. It's really a very debilitating and embarrassing condition and so many doctors have no idea what it is, much less how to try treating it.

[@csuohio-gp7wq]

Mr. Popzit mentioned Humira - did you ever try an injectable like that?

[@MdnightWnd]

@@csuohio-gp7wqIt has been mentioned, but it's expensive and has a lot of bad side effects, so I decided against it. I did have a doctor give me topical clindamycin to try on it and that helped some. As I get older the flare ups seem to be getting less severe than they were in my 20s and 30s so hopefully as my hormones change it'll stop being as painful.

[@donnaflanagan6612]

Oh gosh, so much pus & hairs, must have been painful. Thank you to this lady for allowing us to watch the procedure, & l hope she heals quickly. Take care Greg & cheers🐨🦘🥰

[@MombieApocalypse]

The heavenly choir at "You can see clumps of hairs" made me legitimately laugh out loud XD

[@BerryTrekkin]

I have HS and have a very similar-looking recurring abscess on my armpit. They’re so uncomfortable. I felt relief watching this get treated! I feel fortunate that my HS is relatively mild - it’s painful enough as it is, I don’t think I could handle a severe case 😢

[@Silo-Ren]

So sorry for you, hang in there. 👍

[@BerryTrekkin]

@@Silo-Ren thank you ❤️

[@motivationontop6587]

Your hormones and mostly you get this when you don’t take shower often

[@sammi-joreviews1135]

I’m so glad that the cyst wall was removed. Perhaps it will keep it from filling again. A friend had this same condition & fought it her entire life. Wishing this lady well & sending positive energy hoping it’ll get better.

[@anni610]

Armpit abscess can’t beat the pop! However after having tiny abscess do understand why patients find them soooo painful! Ridiculous I was embarrassed at how much I owned 🙌❤️ thanks Greg

[@imshinycaptain]

Ugh HS is no joke. Mine pop up in my groin, but thankfully I haven't had any in a few years. You're a trooper, faceless patient!

[@smiley99]

I've linked this to my HS reddit community. We love this stuff when it is down well. Thank you for your patient who was brave enough to share. Many people (I heard a stat of 1 and 4 people have HS and don't know). It's very painful.

[@destiny2087]

May I ask the name of the reddit? I'd love to join. I suffer from HS.

[@mimiii444]

I have HS... I hate it! It's EXCRUCIATING 😢. What's the name of the Reddit group? I'd love to join!

[@j.v.plogan.9546]

Just had this on my calf. Felt so much better getting it removed....

[@shelisaosborn487]

Oh my gosh this video was crazy!! I've never seen so many long hairs pop out like that! I bet she feels so much better

[@wafflecult27]

My aunt has a condition where she frequently gets cysts on her armpits, especially when she shaves

[@sierra4766]

I used to get these all the time in my underarms, still do from time to time. I felt this patient's relief as it drained. Finally learned why I get them from these popping videos. Thank you

[@derekenlow7607]

Can also happen from using deodorant with aluminum in it.

[@khalidfarahmohamed8573]

Pls can you explain why get it i am also suffering this

[@dragondawn420]

@@khalidfarahmohamed8573 HS is an autoimmune disease, so it's your body's immune system attacking the body itself.

[@kweenbrook]

i had to get my first surgery ever because of one under my arm. only a day surgery but i unfortunately had a staph infection. i believe i got it from a body waxing place i use to go too.

[@goyangi4143]

I swear, "Oh God" is my disgusted phrase because I said it several times during this roller coaster of a video

[@leananas1002]

The relief she's gonna be feeling!!! Wow

[@patriciapeterson]

Oooooo green slime! Fantastic video

[@janettemcclelland2959]

It was interesting to see how you numbed the skin around that abscess. I know she definitely feels better now that the goo and the hairs are out. Action starts at 1:45,the goo comes out around 1:50.

[@neicielove]

OMG!!! I'm so glad I clicked on this!! I have "HS" and it always is exciting to hear a doctor know what it actually is!!!!!

[@eamoroso56]

Tender areas makes me really feel for patients, ouch! Hope you feel better, thanks for sharing

[@jenn1916]

I had this done back in my college days by a nurse at the student health. It was so painful even with numbing. Never came back, but I still have the scar to remind me.

[@LondonLite02]

I can practically hear this poor woman cringing every time he says "look at all the hairs!" Poor lady ❤

[@louisehorn8983]

He’s very rude

[@cbee402]

the result of ingrown hair = hair. what's to cringe about? are you an infant?

[@lcg5820]

That was awesome. I LOOOVE seeing the ingrown hairs coming out like that. Great Job as always Dr. Lynch!

[@lotharsoran3604]

I don't have HS, but, I do have to regularly pull out hair from the pores in my armpits. Many grow in each pore, and the skin can very quickly grow over them. They get trapped, and as I am diabetic, the pores there are prone to getting blocked, and developing into big abscesses. Sometimes, it can literally happen overnight, or within a space of hours. I used tweezers and a sterile scalpel blade. The blade is to extremely lightly take off the thinnest layer of top skin. It is always very thin, you can visually see the trapped hair beneath. It does not hurt, nor does it bleed, but once that is done, the hair which had started to become ingrown is freed up to pull slowly out. I call it "preening", and I do it every day. Not every pore is plucked, just the ones that become blocked, and have multiple hairs in them. If I fail to do this, it is guaranteed that a pore will become blocked, then swollen. Then, my body seems to go nuts, the pore swells up, and an abscess is the inevitable result. It is a bit time consuming, but better I do that, than need yet ANOTHER round of antibiotics...

[@seanshanahan7142]

By far one of the best pops I’ve ever seen!!!!

[@talapeanutbutter4250]

You can tell with HS she hardly flinches with anything you’re doing! I’m sorry anyone has this disease!

[@Keana-gd1pz]

I love when he says,"they're going to sleep better". That is literally the goal imo.

[@erikrosenquist9839]

Best pop ever, Mr. PopZit.

[@tabisuematwiju5865]

My heart goes to anyone who has to deal with HS!!! 😢❤

[@jacquelinemorris5104]

Ah, the relief she must feel 🙏 Thank you both for sharing 🥰🌻💗

[@karoonboomie2813]

I am sooooo grossed out right now but I cannot stop watching!!!!!! Lololol, dammit!!!!!

[@cathylydic11]

So glad YOU popped by, made my day for sure. Hope your having a good weekend and remember, study, study, study!! 😊

[@michelestrassburg9424]

You had me on "ingrown" then came "armpit" and, oooooh ABSCESS!!!! And my day was complete! So much for mowing.

[@chevingladden5146]

Would having the armpit hair permanently removed via laser or other non-invasive measures stop the HS from forming in the first place?

[@BerryTrekkin]

Laser hair removal can help people with HS, but it doesn’t always work and tends only to be beneficial to those with mild cases. I have mild HS, but it wouldn’t work for me as I have PCOS and laser hair removal is much less effective when you have hormonal issues that promote hair growth. It’s also ridiculously expensive and would take several treatments to cover such an area 😔 but it has been really helpful for some patients so it would be worth it for some people 😊

[@chevingladden5146]

@@BerryTrekkin Thanks for that answer. I had a feeling it wasn't that easy but thought it might be an option.

[@BerryTrekkin]

@@chevingladden5146 yeah definitely an option for some and worth looking into!

[@teenycrow]

Poor baby. I have HS, and these "pockets" in my armpits, on my crotch, and the bikini area. The medications I've tried didn't work. I'm really glad she's getting help.

[@Andys61724]

I just had one that was on my arm pit. I can't even put into words the relief I felt when it popped. It hurt so bad it was hard to sleep

[@AmyraCarter]

Sweet Mercy. That has to be one of the worst places to have any kind of dermal infection.

[@MelissaAWagner]

Having HS is so painful! I know the instant relief she feels.

[@Sorchia56]

As, the poor dear! You were so nice, being as gentle as you could! I feel terribly for her. But, I’m happy she shot of that !!!

[@archygirl1750]

Ohh wow, anything in the armpit is sooo painful. Thank you for sharing!

[@soxpeewee]

Man they feel 10x bigger. Poor gal

[@praiseyethelord7121]

Yeah!!! I got to watch the vlog without KZbin taking down. Great pop!!

[@KATNYC_718]

Oh man bad spot so painful I feel for her, thank you for helping her get relief. How amazing are we that we are such troopers through so much. Girl power.

[@donnadavidson3904]

That looks incredibly painful. I’ve seen this in other people and I can sure sympathize with them. That’s a very tender area. Thanks for sharing! ❤

[@SHANDI1967]

So this is what happens when you’re over 50 on a Friday night 🤣🤣. You get watching popping videos

[@monixdulz8035]

You are honestly the nicest and best dermatologist that I have encountered on YOU TUBE! And I'm a big fan of pimple-popping. You have a great bedside manner and lots of delicate skill. An A+ for you all-round!

[@beckys7884]

I stopped shaving with a razor for this reason. It helped a ton. I use an electric now. It doesn't get as close but heck who wants constant infections

[@Gypsumite]

She'll feel a lot better! Good work!

[@kaceycat3661]

I had the same in my left underarm. It has two eyes when it bathe I squeeze it so hard that a pus a small lump if puss and a bit of blood came out. It's healed now

[@sterlingspots]

What a trooper. If she was feeling pain, she was very stoic about it. That looks like a painful condition to deal with.

[@karleneblaser1261]

Armpits are very sensitive too. I would get an infected ingrown every now and then from shaving. YOUCH! They hurt being there and are excruciating to pop. I gave up shaving and went through the pain of getting my underarms used to epilating the hair out. 25+ years later, I have not had one ingrown and the hair that was so thick is now negligible. I cannot even imagine the pain this poor girls was in.

[@Texas-Chris]

Mr. Lynch, is this the same patient that you have helped so much with her Chronic HS ? I hope this patient and the other patient are both doing well. God Bless !!!

[@roserea3156]

Glad this kind of care exists for those that need it.

[@lubabe9969]

My heart goes out to her, my daughter has HS and i know the pain it causes, it makes me feel helpless that i cant help my kid when she has a flair up.

[@mysmirandam.6618]

I have that it is sooooooooo painful 💔 😢 it has been coming back less since ive been using non aluminum deodorant

[@lorirose3846]

Oh, I feel bad for the patient. I’ve had a cyst before and they are incredibly sore and hurt when you touch it. Great job Doc.

[@jmathis2aug]

LOCULATIONS!!!! That was surprisingly awesome

[@lauraragoonath88]

I get these every month...the ones that need this done are on the top of my pelvic área...even when numb it hurts really terrible

[@thesinglechronicleswitheli2337]

I have the same condition and I was sent to a plastic surgeon. They refused to pop my cyst that I've had for 10 years. So frustrating. Things are much different here in Canada.

[@jacquir8331]

Pop it yourself.

[@user-wh2bi7jb8r]

I have had HS for the last 7 years. Doctors were unable to even diagnose it correctly for all this time. Until recently I visited a dermatologist who advised me of surgery at the first glance. I got it done and thankfully those big, open and bleeding cysts are gone. Skin has healed. Now he has put me on isotretinoin for Minor outbreaks. I am much relieved after these long years of suffering.

[@thesinglechronicleswitheli2337]

@@user-wh2bi7jb8r I’m glad you don’t have to suffer anymore

[@queenmab1999]

Lol love the slo mo :D

[@RisingPhoenixCreations]

Best one to date. We are so gross addicts but it's sooo epic

[@Silo-Ren]

So true, that must of smelled worst then it looked. Wonder if one day technology will let's us do both, look and get a woof? Actually may not be not a good idea, we'd all be walking with our lunch all over the phones. 🤔😋

[@Killface28]

Thank you for representing those of us with HS. ❤️

[@Loki-and-Thor]

Just got comfy in bed and a Mr PopZit video pops up! Thank you to both the wonderful patient and Greg for sharing this with us. Edit: Oh wow! She is definitely going to sleep better tonight.

[@pambrown8697]

I am the same, says a lot about us!

[@OnTheSound]

Ah yes.. the forbidden lemon custard.

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This is AMAZING!!

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Shave in the direction hair grows-not against grain.