Pimple Popping Danger! Dr. A explains the risks

Welcome back to ARONOWITZLAND with Dr. Joel Aronowitz, Plastic & Reconstructive surgeon in Los Angeles. Dr. Aronowitz has been one of the most reputable plastic and reconstructive surgeons of Beverly Hills, California for the past 30 years. He is also the medical director of the Tower Wound Care Centers in Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Culver City, Encino, Pasadena and Lynwood.
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[@scoutkiley]

You are a wonderful teacher as well as surgeon

[@RealPlasticsDoc]

Thank you

[@VeganVampire.]

Great info in this, thank you!

[@RealPlasticsDoc]

Glad it was helpful!

[@pilarr6525]

No sé lo que dices pero tantas explicaciones para quitar un grano😊

[@RealPlasticsDoc]

Main point is to not squeeze a pimple in the central face!

[@VinceEspositoJr]

Hello, Dr. Thank you for such an informative video. I have a question. I see some practitioners collecting for culture discharge from abscesses immediately upon incising the abscess (actually swabbing pus), whereas some practitioners contend that the underlying tissue itself should be swabbed after the pus is drained, the theory being that you are looking to capture live bacteria for culture/analysis which may be more difficult to gather if one simply samples pus which contains largely dead white blood cells. Does it really matter? Thank you.

[@RealPlasticsDoc]

the bacteria are contaminating everything in the area, so it really doesn't matter where you swab

[@hinozhimo2412]

Az if video

[@johnnyc.holmes4251]

How can I make an appointment to come to California and see you about a facelift?

[@RealPlasticsDoc]

Just call us at 310 659-0705😊

[@TheKrispyfort]

"it was very watchable" lol

[@RealPlasticsDoc]

Thank you