Dr Lee Removes Large Keloids From Cosplayer's Ears | Dr Pimple Popper: Pop Ups

[@beanixdorf6977]

I’m sooo happy for her. I can’t believe no one would take her case until Dr Lee. Bravo to you Dr Lee

[@lynnhouston805]

I was thinking the same thing. And then act like it was her fault. I’m so happy it all worked out

[@snowwhitefoxx]

And it was just a simple in office procedure it looked like! I can’t believe they wouldn’t remove them sooner for her, shame on them

[@erilove593]

Mostly because the ears normally generate that kind of keloids, even bigger, it was very Smart for the Dr. To use radiation to stop the celular grown

[@jacleesx2022]

Omg do you people really think Dr's wouldn't take her case? It's more likely than not they wouldn't do it for free. Also for Lynn umm... did you not hear it was her fault. It was caused by piercing. I'm not saying she deserved it, and she makes it sound like the Dr's were saying she deserved it. She sounds like someone that gets offended and wears their feelings on their sleeve.

[@Mad_Catter_]

@@jacleesx2022 Most likely asked a friend to pierce her ears and ended up as you say.

[@alicedotkay]

She was carrying almost a pound of keloids everyday, no wonder she was feeling dizzy and getting headaches! So glad Dr. Lee was able to help her, she seems like a sweet soul :)

[@pandemicneetbux2110]

I mean, to be fair it really works for her cosplayer thing. I legit thought it was like elf ears or something. Not even being mean, they legit work for cosplay.

[@biguncle554]

She’s probably gets dizzy from being morbidly obese though.

[@daviddaddy]

Doubt it was from the "1 pound" probably more likely from the other 300 pounds.

[@kidro8717]

@@pandemicneetbux2110if you're referring to her new ears, i agree

[@LoZandCoDfan]

​@@daviddaddy​Yeah, I'm sure the weight of the scars on her ears had zero to do with headaches, clearly it's her weight, never mind the millions of other people her weight that don't suffer the same issues. 🙄

[@alejandraponce6214]

Any doctor that listen to their patients and doesn’t shut them down and judge them is worth more than gold! 💗

[@pagliaccisghost269]

My last doctor was like that. Boy do I miss her!!! Having a doctor that you trust implicitly, is a very rare thing. If you find one like that, do whatever it takes to keep them!✌️

[@tessiepinkman]

It's truly sick that it's something to be celebrated and not the norm, in my view. The doctors who do shut their patients down instead of listening to them should quit and *not* continue to fuck with peoples lives anymore. Sorry, but I'm not sorry.

[@SmallSpoonBrigade]

It's a particular issue with mental health, because for so long the only source of information they had was the patient.It's a definite problem where certain classes of mental disorder result in the doctor choosing to not even bother listening, even if the patient is saying things that might be helpful in terms of identifying the problem because there's an assumption that you can't trust it. A good doctor knows that the information coming from the patient often needs verification, even with a patient that is fully in possession of their faculties.

[@BoopSnoot]

You're taking the word of an obese blue haired unemployed cosplaying reddit moderator here... one doctor being bad? Sure. Two? OK. But all the doctors were bad? C'mon, it was her and her attitude. Run into these people before, and they all have that same look and koolaid hair.

[@AlexHernandez-sm8qu]

She likes to cosplay and the fact that you gave her basically elf ears ... I knew she was going to love it 👏👏

[@mirandafitch1013]

I thought the same they suited her well

[@aqua6613]

Glad I'm not the only one who thought that

[@Dynamitethedrummer]

lmao... "elf" ears.. how about all the piercing holes she had?

[@ElectricalExistence]

she needs to get to the gym.

[@Anne-xq9yk]

And you need to mind your own business @@ElectricalExistence

[@anitamarshall7528]

Our daughter who is now 40 had a second ear piercing above the normal position and keloid started to grow. Took her to the doctor and they removed it. They told her that if you are predisposed to keloids that she should not have any further piercings and to be aware of anySurgeries or cuts above the waist. Thankfully they did not reoccur but I will never forget that experience. I’m so thankful Dr. Lee could help this lady

[@peggynichols2865]

I had a keloid removed over 20 years ago. I don’t understand why the other doctors did not know what they were.

[@annelidahl]

My thoughts exactly! I have plenty of piercings on my ears and know that if you're prone to keloid you should avoid them. Luckily I have no problems, but the fact that doctors wouldn't help her is outrageous - no matter if she "did it to herself" or not. 😳

[@peggynichols2865]

@@annelidahl absolutely! This is why so many people are afraid to go to the doctor when they have health issues. They don’t want to be body shamed or told it’s their fault, they want someone to say here’s the game plan and this is what we need to do. I am lucky none of my other piercings developed keloids. I will say after I got the one I stopped adding to the piercings wanted.

[@thamertanner5448]

Castor oil clears up keloids very quickly, highly recommend it.

[@MsDragonfire1992]

Well they did. They just wouldn't kept her because they were what they class as "preventable" because they occurred due to having piercing. Which is ridiculous as that's like saying to someone who gets lung cancer who is an ex smoker "oh sorry we won't treat you and you'll have to die because it's your own fault"

[@KayemKarihinga]

I feel like she’s not telling the truth😂even she apparently didn’t know. I mean with a simple google search , you would know those are keloids

[@Evvuful]

So painful to hear how doctors dismissed her and implied that it was her own fault.

[@ronin4073]

Sorry, but I don't buy that doctors didn't know what they were and brushed her aside. My guess is that it was a financial issue (specialists cost big bucks). She got taken care of, and that's the important thing 👍

[@ViciousFirearms]

@@ronin4073 Just curious, how old are you?

[@adammocaby2636]

I completely the same thing. Just admit you couldn't afford it. Most if us can't. No doctor would turn her away like that.

[@mrpiccaso6517]

@@ViciousFirearms old enough to know that doctors don’t turn away paying patience even if they can’t figure out what’s wrong doctors more then likely said to her that the piercings irritated something and brought them on which can happen in a lot of different diseases even Dr lee automatically asked did you get piercings when you were a kid?

[@markmaurer6370]

A person doesn't live life with weird things on their ears that make them sick because they have a normal relationship with the medical system. I assure you that all of these people that the doctor sees are either very poor or are terrified of all doctors. i say this b/c my father-in-law is this way. He refused glaucoma medication for until they said It was take the eye drops or lose the eyes. By that time he was in enough pain that he believed them.

[@bonnielass3975]

They looked like adorable elf ears when she finished, she did such a good job! So happy for her I hope she heals well. Praying for the best for you.

[@hannaxxg6377]

Yes I said the same thinggg I was like awww she has elf ears nowwww perfect for her cosplays

[@cooliodiablo4571]

Only the left is pointed, her right ear is round still.

[@SuzieQ871]

Right?! ❤️

[@lilyb6137]

I was thinking the same thing, her ears are perfect for cosplay now cuz she could be an elf or mermaid!

[@coleengogerty3852]

It’s horrible that no one would help her with this. That is so wrong. Glad Dr Lee is able to help her. Her life is truly changed for this girl and she deserved that help.

[@rogerwilco2]

With all these healthcare stories from the USA, my guess is that cost might be a big factor.

[@jessieyoung3759]

Do you really think multiple doctors would seriously tell her no , or maybe she is lying.odds are she couldn't afford the surgery.

[@adammiller9029]

Whats particularly horrible is keloids are a very common and well known condition, its shameful other doctors could not readily diagnose them immediately.

[@Rachel-bp9ni]

​@jessieyoung3759 agreed they probably wouldn't waive the surgery costs, whereas she got it for free for the show...

[@Warhawk76]

​@jessieyoung3759 I also have a hard time believing that multiple doctors turned her away and blamed her for the whole thing.

[@mondaytuesday1202]

I love how caring and professional this doctor is, can see it really well when they meet: she carefully chooses her words for example by calling them 'bumps' so that the patient isn't left feeling additionally negative about herself.

[@AtheistDD]

Yes but the doctors befor that, just sent her away?

[@cynthiahawkins2389]

Headaches and vertigo are physical symptoms and can really create problems. The shame of 'looking weird' is something else entirely. How wonderful that the procedure to remove the keloids was successful and Jennifer's got her life back!!!

[@Yuro200808]

How about we just accept she is different.

[@jwildan]

concerns around appearance is still something that should be taken seriously because it impacts so much more than just self image such as job opportunities.

[@lisabowden1838]

Why are you blurring the surgery? That's why I watch. Will stop tuning in Dr Lee

[@brownsnake9750]

Now she just has to lose the blue hair, bull ring and about 100lbs and she will fit right in, no more wierd

[@kerisaltchannel3817]

@@brownsnake9750bro you want everyone to look exactly the same, newsflash, individuality exists!

[@lindazepponi8265]

You need to show the removal. Not block it out.

[@oyolaj]

Think...she can't it goes against KZbin's policy

[@fannycraddock99]

Try here. It's 3 years old. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nX6peYyXjptsl5I

[@AnimeGeek27]

Maybe they can make a separate website so they can show it. That would be cool.

[@Malliok]

@@oyolaj So youtube will allow you to post videos of animals being killed, not by shooting or other animals. the worst ways, yet people laugh about it. the fact that youtube allows that, but doesnt allow some surgery is stupid af

[@Vicki1930]

It's Facebook doing it!

[@mihaelakinna2344]

I really admire Dr Lee's dedication, care and knowledge. It gives me goosebumps. I mean, how she cares for her patients. Every little thing she does... The blanket thing for when her patient was feeling dizzy, the way she tries to lighten the atmosphere by cracking jokes, the way she tells them the truth and tries to really help them afterwards. By insisting on their treatment, asking them how they are feeling etc. She saved lifes really! It's a gift, what she does. From all of these we clearly see how she not only does is because it's her job, but because she also loves it and cares for the people who need her help

[@chelelee6321]

Omg. The resignation and shame when she first showed her keloids. I could just feel her frustration and sadness. She's a lovely person.

[@CheshyLARK]

I am so happy for this young lady. I am actually a little misty-eyed. I can only imagine the relief she must feel now that the keloids are gone.

[@jessenikole]

Such a beautiful ending! “She pretty much saved me.” So huge that what she was going through impacted her so much and now she feels and is literally able to pursue her dreams. So beautiful

[@RubyGill92]

Jennifers face when Dr Lee said she removed the keloid from the first ear 💔 I'm so happy for her. I can't imagine how 11 years of carrying those keloids was like for her. Dr Lee is amazing 🎉

[@deanbarnette1602]

I love what Dr. Lee did for her. Dr. Lee always has her patients best interest at heart. ❤️

[@Braddurs]

The fact she had to live with these for ELEVEN years and multiple Doctors turned her away and told her the keloids were her fault is absolutely disgusting. I hope these don't come back for her and the Doctor that did help is an absolute legend.

[@BoopSnoot]

I guarantee that isn't what happened, that's just the story she's telling. They most likely told her something she didn't want to hear, and being unemployed she also probably couldn't afford to go to a specialist like they suggested in giving her a referral.

[@brookelynnwu8016]

@@BoopSnootoh stfu. Have you ever had a chronic medical condition? I highly doubt it bc most doctors are either shite or don’t care. Ignoramus

[@brookelynnwu8016]

@@BoopSnootoh stfu. Most doctors dgaf or are shite. Have you ever had a chronic health condition? Bc you would probably know how terrible healthcare is if you did…

[@jinisteffani8035]

well it was her fault....she was pericing her self...she still has them.....people do things to themselves all the time that causes health problems....that's clearly their fault..... .but refusing help her .....is another story...and I see this in doctors all time...the arrogance of many doctors these days is disgusting....

[@skyllarrk]

@@BoopSnoot This happens all the time. It's happened to me. There are more ignorant doctors out there than you realize. I really related to her saying "What's the point of going to these people if they continuously turn you away?" I have some rare chronic health conditions and it happens all the time. The large majority of doctors operate on "if they haven't heard of it, they won't put any effort into learning about it or helping you". They're overworked themselves, have too many patients, and too little time to. It's sad.

[@pagliaccisghost269]

Dr Lee is an awesome human!!!❤❤❤ She is giving people back their lives. What a rewarding job she has.👏👏👏

[@d.laveyyy]

you can see that jennifer was nervous when dr. lee walked in, but the more lee asked questions and gave potential answers you can see how much more open jennifer gets, im glad she was able to find a medical professional that took her seriously. its so difficult, especially as a(n alternative) woman

[@doubler707]

I can’t imagine the pain she was in. I had a keloid on my shoulder that kept growing and it hurt sooooo much at times. It was a very strong pulsing pain that would make me flinch. Glad she got them removed

[@EdmundSampson-pd7vi]

Was it like a second head? Like your Siamese keloid twin ? It didn't have a tooth growing out of it did it?

[@z0h33y]

I like how this doctor walks in, and within 20 seconds immediately knows they are Keloids and askes if she had piercings before lol.

[@KJ-lb4tj]

A non-doctor can see that just by looking. It's simply that other doctors didn't want to deal with it. Just like a doctor wanted my son to get an ultra sound on what was obviously an inguinal hernia, simply because they were stalling and wouldn't refer on until it was a crisis. A private hernia surgeon took one look and operated with absolutely no need for an ultrasound because it was incredibly obvious what it was.

[@ReticulatingSplines_]

I suspect that she didn't actually see a Dr before this but was ashamed to admit it.

[@Chemsci-j1v]

It’s pretty obvious to anyone who has ever had piercings .. it’s just a keloid

[@AlanaeImontae]

I've known of people with keloids who've gone to Drs that had no idea what they were looking at😅. Also, not everyone who has piercings, knows what keloids are. Most of us just get granulomas which I noticed were always misdiagnosed to be keloids. So they aren't "just" a keloid. Those things can cost thousands to remove & they often times come back after removal. Its a curse fr.

[@AlanaeImontae]

@@KJ-lb4tjI feel like they don't wanna be blamed if something goes wrong😂😂. Its understandable really but they should at least let their patient know what they're dealing with.

[@lovera3878]

I cant believe a doctor would say it is something you caused and it is your problem to deal with. Many things that affect our health may be due to something we have done, smoking, and doctors still try to help us. I am glad you found Dr. Lee. Your ears look amazing.

[@redbloodedbutterfly]

@@Rollwithit699 We don't know how long after the piercings she developed the keloids. I doubt she got keloids in one ear and then decided to pierce the other ear anyway. It is the duty of doctors to help heal their patients, not to judge if they are worthy of care or not. Or are you saying that if you broke a limb or tore a ligament doing physical activity or developed a lifestyle-related illness like heart disease or type 2 diabetes, you'd be ok with doctors refusing to help you?

[@cainen6355]

@@Rollwithit699 Agree. But then it would have been very dishonest of her to say that they essentially shamed her away and told her it's her fault. I really do not believe that there would be any doctor saying that to a patient with a problem like hers. As was mentioned before. Doctors treat lung cancer in smokers, but refuse to treat overgrown scar tissue?

[@pamrizo7771]

Went to the e.r. once for a female problem and the 2 male doctors came in accusing me for my illness. I was scared and thought I was dying as I had never in my 29+ years had never experienced anything like that day and the male doctors literly said yeah it qas my fault. It was actually not my fault as years went by and found out what was causing my problems is a cyst I have. But hey those 2 male doctors literly said it was my fault

[@Its_Asteria]

​@@cainen6355 Just like Any professional field, there are genuinely bad doctors. And even if it was her fault or they didn't know how to fix it. They could've directed her to a specialist.

[@Its_Asteria]

​@@Rollwithit699as someone with personal experience with a doctor waving away my concerns. And treating my health issue incorrectly. And later went to a different doctor for the same issue and got the right help. Some doctors genuinely either do wave people off or genuinely don't know something and mess up. Doctors aren't perfect. Ultimately what was failed was directing her to someone that could deal with it before it got worse. If a doctor doesn't know something they usually direct a patient to a different doctor that specializes in specific things, that may know more.

[@kellylott9296]

I'm so thankful for Dr Lee. The help and relief and answers she provides for others is countless.

[@lyoness6]

I'm not crying, you're crying! I'm so glad her operation was successful.

[@pattscollectons1234]

Wow those were huge, I could see how it was devastating for her self esteem. Your such a gem Dr. Lee. Love ❤️ watching you.

[@heartandseoul1299]

She’s so cute! When Dr. Lee showed her ears I got teary with her. She deserves this. She’s lovely and now she gets to realize how beautiful she truly is. Feeling confident in your cosplay too is such another worldly experience! She’s going to feel so good and have so much fun now! (If anyone knows if she had a cos insta I’d love to know it show her support!)

[@Blox117]

theres a lot of words to describe her. cute isnt one of them

[@americasteam2112]

@@Blox117 why so hateful?

[@TheeOnlyStolas]

@@americasteam2112 fat people aren’t attractive and I’m tired of pretending they are

[@F00tsie]

@@americasteam2112 right? its too bad hate can't be cut off like the keloids

[@1BYEBYE1]

She's only cute in your eyes because she's not a threat to you.

[@Rickshaw881]

Dr. Lee is the greatest doctor. They should show her videos in medical school to teach med students how to treat patients.

[@j_biscuit9330]

Dr. Lee is so comforting, and has such a beautiful heart. Both her and Jennifer are such an inspiration.

[@katewest130]

What a fantastic result! So sorry she suffered for so long with this. She definitely got the right doctor this time.

[@tom_something]

The scarf was such a creative way to cover up the keloids. Cosplayers tend to be resourceful like that. But it's so sad that she had to rely on that in her daily life, not just when she was performing or dressing up. Essentially, she had to 24/7 cosplay as a version of herself that didn't have this condition. Most cosplayers get to take a break. They get to take off the wig, the corset, or the prosthetics, and they get to be themselves and just breathe for a while. Jennifer didn't have that option, without revealing a condition that would lead to stares--or just as bad, intentionally looking away.

[@i_am_bisexual_or_something3132]

It seems like the headband also kept the keloids from jiggling around which I could imagine would be painful

[@quintépmu]

C'est ta femme

[@rhiannonkinney4164]

Bless her. She is absolutely adorable and beautiful! Not just the outside but the inside. She seems so sweet and bubbly and I adore her. I felt is bad hearing that Doctors would not help her. That is so sad :( Thank you Dr. Lee for helping her and giving her happiness. She deserves it so much

[@skehleben7699]

I'm so happy for her, going through the teenage years with anything that deviates from typical can be awful. People can be so cruel, I'm really surprised her gp never tried to help! She had some pretty crummy doctors and thank goodness Dr. Lee came to the rescue!❤❤

[@rebeccaconlon9743]

Money is the problem, not drs being unable to treat her

[@amylee3799]

Gosh what a wonderful doctor, not making her feel ashamed or like nothing would ever work. I had a doctor who touched my belly and said 'ew' and it made me feel so ugly and hesitant to visit doctors. So happy for her! And well done, Dr Lee!

[@ChristineInNornia]

Jennifer is an absolute sweetheart, I’m so glad for her💖

[@laurawirtjes7225]

Poor Sweetheart. Doctors ignoring her because "she caused her own problem" make me very angry. Whatever happened to the oath of "Do no harm"? Dr. Lee is fantastic. Please don't blur the videos!

[@littlegirllost2654]

I agree, ear piercing is so common and she didn’t know that would happen. I’m guessing they were judging her

[@90smisfit]

For those wondering. Surgery has to be blurred so idiots don't think it's a instructional video and attempt their own surgeries at home.

[@RustyDockLight]

I know I instantly want to perform my own surgery when I watch videos of it online

[@mauvemouse9259]

@@RustyDockLight yeah I wanna do liposuction with a vacuum cleaner like Butters!

[@ninja.saywhat]

i think the uncensored version is on dr. lee's channel

[@Galemor1]

Its probably censored, to fit with YT regulations, or the video would be removed.

[@evos469]

Yet you can see it on TLC and her own channel

[@rinauraga9559]

Dr.Lee you're so amazing. You helped other's to bring back their confidence. You put out their insecurities.

[@Zebracorn46]

These vids are both sad and inspirational. It's unbelievable what people have to go through. Dr Lee is amazing!

[@josaphine9422]

Gorgeous girl 💕. It is sad for how other doctor treated her saying she did that to herself. God bless. Doctor Lee is wonderful. 💕

[@jacleesx2022]

Oh yeah because she wouldn't lie. She said the other Dr's told her that it was because of the piercings, but they were probably mean white men. Dr. Lee comes in says the same thing but that's okay. I doubt very seriously any Dr. refused to treat her. I do however believe that Dr's refused to treat her for free. This person looks like the suing type so maybe they did refuse.

[@F00tsie]

@@jacleesx2022 you are very judgmental

[@jacleesx2022]

@bandibeanlive5621 What's your point? I find her story lacking.

[@F00tsie]

@@jacleesx2022 that you don't know her at all, and you're making some pretty harsh judgements - just a nasty way to be is all - if you find her story lacking, maybe you should lack in judgements about her

[@jacleesx2022]

@bandibeanlive5621 Oh, ok, tell you what the day you stop being judgmental, I'll stop.

[@MamaJLW]

Such a beautiful woman. I’m so glad she was able to get the help she needed.

[@MamaJLW]

@@buildingglocks5797 You see a blue ogre, I see a woman who has faced a distressing situation with grace and a sense of humor. In other words, beautiful.

[@biguncle554]

To be fair it’s very unhealthy to be morbidly obese, it could be the underlying cause of her dizziness.

[@Its_Asteria]

​@biguncle554 she's not morbidly obese. Overweight possibly but I'd imagine it'd be hard to keep up on a daily routine or your health, especially mentally, when you have giant keloids on your ears And while yes that could be part of it. Having keloids on the ears, of that size can make you dizzy and disoriented. Your temples aren't that far from the ears. And the added weight and added blood flow can cause issues. However her weight isn't the topic at hand here and it shouldn't be discussed unless that's the topic of what's being treated. Which it's not. Her ears were what's being treated.

[@aimeegates3445]

I got one on each ear when I was 2. Removed when I was 17. I can not wear gold, only silver, stainless steel, and titanium. I was told never to repierce my ears. Well, I did, and it takes forever for my piercings to heal. I'm glad she got help, and Dr. Lee was sympathetic towards her anxiety.

[@dreadwolfrising]

Are you able to wear 14-24k gold? I'm allergic to nickel so I can mainly only wear silver, titanium, and stainless steel, but I can tolerate gold if it's higher karat (and therefore lower in impurities)

[@biguncle554]

Yea she probably had fake gold earrings and didn’t even know it.

[@blackchickadee1]

Beautiful ending! You deserve all the happiness Jennifer !

[@Amypegler]

This was hands down the most heart warming video I’ve watched. Just seeing her confidence sky rocket after the procedure was actually the best thing I’ve ever seen. Bless your heart. You do such good work for people ❤

[@susangrande8142]

@8:02, when Dr. Lee gives her the weighted shield (blanket) to help calm her, that was a lovely thing to do! I found out about weighted blankets often lowering anxiety about a year ago, and bought one, then another slightly heavier one. I love my weighted blankie! I feel so cozy and safe under it.

[@AlsandoGames]

I mean the lead-belt is mainly to protect her body from the radiation that is pointed towards her ear... I guess it has a nice side effect tho and it might have helped for the nerves

[@susangrande8142]

@@AlsandoGames yep. The lead shield absorbs X-ray radiation. Standard operating procedure at dentists’ offices when they X-ray your teeth.

[@margaretmathis4775]

The “weighted blankets” are lead shields that are used when people have x-rays done - even dental x-rays. They are to protect other vulnerable body parts from the effects of the radiation. But, it’s nice that these might have also helped her anxiety - 2 birds with one stone❣️

[@mango3441]

It was so heartwarming to see her so happy to see those keloids gone

[@alexisb.clager4079]

Is it just me or do her ears post-keloids look like little elf ears? Because it is adorable!!!🥰🥰🥰

[@TropicaIJay]

Cringe

[@phoenixxam5812]

@@TropicaIJayshut up

[@ShiningAndStarstruck]

​@@TropicaIJayyou don't have to call yourself that, people can see that just fine.

[@butchbrewer4923]

Awe poor sweetie pie. You're beautiful and this doctor is a loving angel.

[@debbygonzalez892]

I'm so happy for you, that you finally found someone who didn't dismiss you but took care of you instead. Bless you.

[@derek763]

She has to blur out the graphic surgery or KZbin will not let her post the video due to their strict conditions

[@penelopelgoss2520]

KZbin has recently cracked down on showing medical procedures which is the education I'm looking for.

[@SarahKDB]

Doubt it. There are a ton that still show everything on her channel and a lot of other medical procedures all over KZbin. Might want to direct people to her actual show, where they have to pay, than getting it for free here.

[@Gma.Anna-Carter]

This is ripped from Dr. Lee . She didn’t blur it these people did.

[@strawberryseeds]

@@Gma.Anna-Carter its actually a channel from the company that makes her show but they blur it for KZbin guidelines.

[@nixiethepixie]

You can post it, but you're gonna get removed from the algorithm and be demonitised if applicable.

[@A1i3N337]

If the patient is reading these comments... YOUR EARS LOOK AMAZING

[@lubabe9969]

Dr Lee has no idea how good she is. Many look at her as their angel.

[@katc.johnson]

She seems like such a sweet person, glad she was able to get the help she needed!

[@sirenlucy932]

I‘m happy that she’s happy again. She looked so down and defeated before the surgery, like really depressed. I just hope she’ll be alright and that these keloids stay away for the rest of her life.

[@alishacarter1278]

I’m so happy for her, close to tearing up actually, bless her heart ♥️

[@oldladyfarmer7211]

Oh Jennifer, I am so proud of you for all your courage, for the courage to live with the condition and still be such a sweet person and the courage to get something done about it even though there will be risks and some pain. God bless you and thank you for sharing your story. ♥

[@1drlnd]

Good for her going back to the doctor after her past experiences. There's nothing worse than being turned away by a lot of doctors for something that's really bothering you.

[@melanieshiell1785]

I cried with relief on her behalf. That's fantastic.

[@msm-u9l]

I'm such a wimp, i'd want to be unconscious. I could never be awake like Jennifer. Jennifer is BRAVE! 😐

[@janetjackson9160]

Jennifer is such a lovely lady. She is really grateful for your help...❤

[@robertashaffer3950]

Dr. Lee is an angel 🙏♥️ I'm glad for Jennifer ✨✨

[@amberisrad]

what a sweet woman im so happy she got those removed and feels better now. loved it

[@Raynerd]

Goodness, I'm so happy you were able to help her! She must be even happier! It's no wonder she was experiencing headaches, and troubles hearing. Now she can go on with life, cosplaying and having some joy! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@juliemiller9258]

Many doctors now have patient response pages on social media so when looking for a new doctor someone could read if a doctor gave a reasonable answer for refusing treatment or a rude response. We all really need to be more vocal on treatment care and refusal thereof.

[@KaleighMacKay]

Some of these are so hard to watch, but ultimately I know how much of a difference it makes. My dentist fixed my front teeth that were turning black and so I stopped smiling and laughing for years. Sh changed my life

[@susanott34]

I cried tears of joy for her😢 I too have keloids all over my back and chest.

[@susannaCdonovan23]

Those combined Keloids were almost a pound. Unbelievable. Dr. Lee is the best.

[@annastassiamartin8652]

She’s beautiful and the blue hair is everything ❤

[@Joemnc]

Great job Dr. Lee! Your ears look great Jennifer.

[@dsvwtrbeytnryune]

That must be such a relief for her. I hope so badly that they don’t develop again. Dr Lee is absolutely incredible, not only skilled but so caring and empathetic.

[@NSC057]

I too, feel a deep appreciation for the doctor and how her vocation of choice is most likely very rewarding, but is also redemptive to these people and allows them to recover some part of their self-concept. It is a ministry in that it helps people with issues that can sometimes affect their physical well-being . . . as well as the removal of unsightly abnormal growths. It's hard enough in life without having people stare or point at you. I pray that Dr. Lee, her family, her co-workers and her whole practice will be blessed from above in this coming year. I know these patients feel that she and her organization earn every cent.

[@marthacochrane484]

Every time i see what Dr Lee does I am so relieved for these people who cannot get help.............and this young woman is so sweet......I am so happy for her and her wonderful blu/green hair!!!!

[@Ava_Orchid]

I am shocked at how well that turned out I thought she was going to lose most of her ear. I know they can come back but in her instance they werent just cosmetic. They were causing legit issues with her hearing and stability. It makes me angry that the other docs wouldnt help due to her having chosen to pierce her ears...you know like most woman and many men. It shouldnt matter if someone had a hand in their issue they still deserve compassion and care. Its not like a perosn knows they are keloid prone before the trauma

[@irenesmith7349]

I had those in the 6th grade after getting my ears pierced. This isn't because of being infected. It's because everyone can't have punctures or scars. I was told that I had tender skin. I had to give my sister all of my earrings.

[@sarahmurphy9361]

Same here my doctor told me I just heal differently and it's in our family my uncle has some I never got my ears pierced I'm afraid that would happen when I had a cesarean one grew through my scar when I was 12 I had what I thought were acne on my chest so I squeezed and picked I didn't know over picking them they grew and got redder I was told I can't get them removed because they could grow back even worse

[@theunlikeyou]

I got my ears pierced (young 6 or 7yo) and had issues, not keloids, I found out that I am allergic to the nickel in the earrings.

[@lorirogers9304]

She has a nose ring

[@nillyk5671]

​@@lorirogers9304 Yeah but the skin in our body is not the same everywhere. In her case, the skin around her ears is actually more tender than the one in her nose.

[@Its_Asteria]

​@@lorirogers9304some people can have one or the other fine but often times have issues with the opposite piercing type.

[@dottiewentz5121]

Omg! I have to admit, this girl is so adorable! Wish I could have seen the removal tho

[@stephaniewoznicki2641]

No one should have to suffer with a treatable condition so glad for her

[@mommadibble]

I love this and I love Jennifer! This was the best thing to happen to her in a LONG time, you can tell by how she felt.

[@lucianoalexandre9588]

Dra eu admiro muito o seu trabalho parabéns que Deus abençoe sempre vc 🙏

[@sistergabrielfassl8132]

Love the reactions of people after the fact.

[@gabrielaagonil563]

Dr Lee are amazing , thank you soo much !!! Dios bendiga sus manos , su trabajo , ayuda a mucha gente !! Thank you fron Argentina😘💋💋💋🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

[@MusicMusicMusic06]

She seems like such a sweet young lady! I’m so glad this worked out for her.

[@joyanderson8646]

I luv dr Lee!!❤❤❤ Shes so caring & compassionate she puts the patient at ease😊

[@Gma.Anna-Carter]

I’d be afraid that the facial piercings will develop into keloids too

[@rosethot4194]

They’ve healed and she looked fine. Keloids develop at the beginning of it being pierced when the tissue hasn’t healed completely and it just starts growing out of control sometimes.

[@shainazion4073]

Not all people develop keloids, darker skinned people have more keloid skin than light.

[@earthcat]

Look how dainty her ears are now! Happy for her 🌹

[@crabbycrouton4925]

I had the same problem and a lot of doctors treated me horribly and even suggested cutting my earlobes off! When I was in the army I had a doctor in Germany remove them with a laser. You can't tell I ever had them.

[@veronicamonell7263]

She is such an angel😭💙

[@ohkeydokeythen]

That girl was adorable im so happy she got rid of that insecurity and health risk.

[@conniebishop958]

Dr.Lee as always you are amazing!!!!!

[@Kirstenk1994]

I’m not a doctor and I knew exactly what these were cause of watching dr lee lol

[@aussiefurbymogwaifan6621]

What was the cause??

[@gloriasol8197]

My dermatologist recommended that I don't remove my small one on my ear since it's small enough & only on the back of the ear. I can live with this small one than risk removing it & it coming back bigger. I got the keloid due to repiercing the same area & it wasn't healing well

[@thamertanner5448]

Use castor oil, it will go away.

[@mjrussell414]

Someone else in the comments mentioned using castor oil may help get rid of keloids, so maybe it’s worth a try. I know I have it on hand for regular wound healing and other health uses. I’ve even used it on my pets.

[@cktyu]

Gotta respect her dedication, even her eyebrows are dyed green ❤

[@WaterPuppy]

Heyy Trixal! I used to know her. She's a good person, so glad she got this done for her

[@geminisabah]

RELIEF! You could see it on her face when they did their first ear♡

[@courtneyr214]

She is cute as hell! And I love her little pixie ear. ❤

[@gailroberts4201]

Want to see the removal. Why block it out?

[@dawnfunck8928]

You Tube restrictions! Think about it!

[@saltytearsofsoap8997]

AWW WAIT SHES SO CUTE IN COSPLAY😭😭😭I wished they had shown more clips or photos of her other cosplays she looks amazing!!

[@auzzygirl8175]

Awww poor girl. The drs should have dealt with this for her many years ago. So happy for her. 😢

[@InfoDav]

Why is it censored? It's ridiculous.

[@NaylaQueenbee]

Exactly 😂😂

[@sweetpotat0064]

Because they are not allowed to show too extreme things on TV i think

[@serhii_himself_98]

​@@sweetpotat0064 they are allowed if it's for education

[@bellas_vidss]

I’m not completely sure but I think it’s because it’s against KZbin guidelines!

[@bounderchris]

@@bellas_vidssnot true they show it on the real channel it must be this channel doing it they seem to cut out all of the good parts

[@Silversky627]

If anyone is questioning how this could cause symptoms like headaches, I want you to get a loaf of bread and hang it only on your ear. I can't imagine how good it must feel now that she's been treated!

[@snoozebutton23]

I have occipital neuralgia, and when we had to wear masks all the time during the pandemic, they pulled on the muscles that aggravated my pinched nerves. The headaches were unbearable!! I keep my hair short cuz the bun on my head pulls back and gives tension headaches. Until you get them from something we do unconsciously daily, nobody would think of it.

[@Its_Asteria]

I'd imagine part of it too is the increased blood flow to the keloids. Normally our ears while yes have blood flow, they don't have quite as much blood flow in the outer edges. The cartilage in the upper helix is a little more sensitive and has more vessels. But ultimately if you have a lot of tissue and blood going to a spot that doesn't normally have that, it can cause issues. Especially since it's on the side of her head