Man Might Be Growing An Extra Toe On The Sole Of His Foot | My Feet Are Killing Me

[@somethingcleverrrr]

Update for anyone who was curious, like me.... Closing up the wound, it's job done until Paul's follow-up appointment - where Dr Vincent takes off his bandages and is pleased with the results of her surgery. 'It looks like it's healing really, really good,' she says. 'We sent in the skin tag to pathology to see whether or not it was cancerous, that was the biggest thing we wanted to rule out. The pathology report came back and everything is benign!' 'There was no bone in there, unfortunately I can't say it was a toe, it's just a benign skin tag.' After years of waiting, Paul finally has the answers he's been looking for, and he's now keen to get on with the rest of his life. He adds: 'It just feels great to be able to walk around, this has been the best medical experience of my life!'

[@mississippiqueen2u]

Thanks!!!

[@MsPickles314]

Thank you!

[@jvampyre1744]

Thanks!

[@sarahbritt1234]

Thank you for this!

[@marykayewaterson6771]

Thank you!

[@Joshua-zn4fe]

This has to be one of the prettiest doctors I have ever seen. So beautiful and smart, that's awesome.

[@mariemichellequintos4292]

I like her face. Very natural gorgeous face.

[@XanderBeckett1]

His feet r prettier

[@Herziful]

Her compassion makes her even more gorgeous.

[@lizxu322]

Like an actress that they cast in those medical shows...but obviously she has brains and looks cos she chose to be a doctor when she clearly has the looks to be an actress

[@HarrisonHanson-hy7or]

Very pretty!

[@shannonjadrich9916]

I'm so happy for Dr. Vincent's success as a podiatrist. This is so random, but I recognized her immediately when I first saw this video. We went to the same middle school when we were kids!

[@aaronharris5069]

You must be really proud of her! 💜💜💜

[@Maryaliece]

How cool is that!

[@evilpinkrobot]

This looks exactly like the growth I had under my foot. I had surgery to remove it and pathology showed it was a tumor with cancerous cells. I had to go back for a second surgery to remove more skin around to make sure all the cancerous cells were removed. I’m so glad I finally got it removed because it was affecting a nerve and I would constantly get it caught on rugs and whatnot tearing it.

[@zondracarter3022]

I'm so sorry you had to go through that but I'm happy to hear that it wasn't cancer

[@lienbijs1205]

​@@zondracarter3022It was cancer....

[@balolangmanokimz125]

That doctor is so gorgeous

[@1daisy3]

fax

[@saynotoracism9092]

She was on tv .

[@Sarah-rm4nm]

Omg, the doctor is beautiful ❤️

[@marsdenlai5528]

And her heart, I love her！

[@clarifranco985]

We need a follow up episode! So many questions unanswered 😫

[@estebanod]

Yep, would've liked to know what it was.

[@katylucyb1]

And I want to see how that huge wound healed. That looked like some seriously tight stitches! OUCH!!!

[@Godlovesyou56]

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[@aimiloo]

@@Godlovesyou56 Thanks!

[@B888-h2o]

Looks like a callus to me

[@dailydoseofmedicinee]

Most often the extra digit grows next to the fifth finger or toe. Polydactyly tends to run in families. It may also result from genetic mutations or environmental causes. The usual treatment is surgery to remove the extra digit.👍

[@lilyburns1805]

yeah

[@dewilew2137]

Does hat mean that this isn’t likely polydactyly?

[@Justashleyy]

@Dailydoseofmedicine Can Polydactyly develop after you are born? Later in life? Unless his genes spontaneously mutated… he said that it started growing one day and was small.

[@t0nito]

Guy: "I think it'll be a lot better feeling once it's out." Wife chewing gum: "Uh huh" Guy: Ok then face.

[@moonlight_walker6105]

Bruhh😂

[@imeldalestary3926]

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[@CatJuiceSays]

True i saw that

[@maryburrows1460]

Ikr my thoughts too

[@ТатьянаГашунина]

@@imeldalestary3926 Фж

[@mjventura4420]

Dr. Ebonie is beautiful and smart.

[@jryland6]

Dr Ebony reminds me of my granddaughter. Very similar personality (this is a beautiful thing) & thorough with everything she does.

[@VARCENO]

Oh My God, Dr. Ebonie is ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!

[@allisonbuddybuddy7912]

I love her foot doctors are always happier than regular doctors it’s really funny 😆

[@lizxu322]

You only become a podiatrist if you like feet

[@slc1161]

No weekends, no call. Normal hours.

[@cynicannkeel8899]

Glad to see they anesthetized the guy rather than doing a local. The removal of the growth left one big hole in the bottom of his foot.

[@garsu1229]

How will we know what happened? That looked like it was going to hurt from the sutures being so tight😳

[@yowjam32]

Sure does I mean look how they had to put the foot together

[@ThtPhatDabber719]

O Shit Damnn Yah ur Right Fk That!!

[@mstee3355]

I was thinking she would leave it open to heal. And maybe give him one of those knee scooters so his foot wouldn’t touch the ground.. but those stitches looked so tight🤷🏽‍♀️

[@estebanod]

@@mstee3355 leaving it open? The skin would've looked horrible. It's way better to let it stretch and heal steadily.

[@blackempress1049]

She had no choice...The bump on his foot created hard skin. So, it made it hard for the doctor to fully close the incision. As long as he stay off his foot he should heal OK!

[@barbaradean6424]

What a beautiful and caring Dr.

[@staceymendes7142]

Stitching seems WAY too tight.

[@BCY88]

maybe cause its on the foot she needs to close it as much as she can? It does look super uncomfortable

[@estebanod]

I mean, she can't create new skin. Plus skin is soft, in a week or two, the skin will have stretched enough so it isn't uncomfortable to walk.

[@blackempress1049]

It had to be though...That bump created tough skin around it. Making it hard for the doctor to fully close the incision.

[@jackaalucas]

Didn’t realise U were a trained doctor

[@-sunny-429]

I think you should leave that to the experts. Looks uncomfortable but I think they know what they are doing.

[@ghiaasmr7399]

Wow, the doctor is gorgeous 😍😍😍😍😍😍 i love her smile.. 😍😍😍😍

[@marilyn8328]

Ugh she’s (doctor) is stunning!!

[@jenjenbee1340]

So what is it? Did he stay off his foot? How did it heal? Can you please do a part 2 and update us on all of the questions we have?

[@Ddrhl]

@somethingclever2180 1 year ago Update for anyone who was curious, like me.... Closing up the wound, it's job done until Paul's follow-up appointment - where Dr Vincent takes off his bandages and is pleased with the results of her surgery. 'It looks like it's healing really, really good,' she says. 'We sent in the skin tag to pathology to see whether or not it was cancerous, that was the biggest thing we wanted to rule out. The pathology report came back and everything is benign!' 'There was no bone in there, unfortunately I can't say it was a toe, it's just a benign skin tag.' After years of waiting, Paul finally has the answers he's been looking for, and he's now keen to get on with the rest of his life. He adds: 'It just feels great to be able to walk around, this has been the best medical experience of my life!'

[@LittleThings98]

Whenever I watch videos of her, I am always blown away by her beauty

[@EmerMcLaughlin]

She’s hot 🥵 as helll

[@Stefanie2530]

She's absolutely beautiful. Smart and beautiful.

[@BlueBaeChai]

That doctor is super pretty

[@rsolsjo]

Great channel but no follow-up. Was it cancerous? How did the healing go? What does his foot look like now?

[@cathifamjourney469]

Exactly! At least give us a written follow-up in the description......nope now we all must use our imagination.

[@lctamoya]

@@cathifamjourney469 I agree

[@funnycat-astrophechannel3660]

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[@dragonjoy1313]

She's so beautiful!

[@elainecolon27]

At least the Doctor is honest when she say I don't know.

[@missmouse20]

The second I saw it I thought it looked look a toe lololololololol

[@รังสฤษดิ์หนูเงิน]

The doctor is both talented and beautiful.

[@ShopGurl06]

That stitch looked so painful! 😥

[@elizabethmoyer3807]

This guy looks like he could be Blake Shelton's little brother.

[@andreas-ke6vf]

😂😂

[@kenb2671]

He looks like Taylor Kinney from Chicago Fire.

[@kenb2671]

He looks like Taylor Kinney from Chicago Fire.

[@carpepedes3520]

That weird smile on his gf’s face when she said “I just hope it’s not cancer.” 😅

[@autumn7ful]

I absolutely love these kind of videos. Thank you so much.

[@ghakim9]

Post-surgery: It was a skin tag and Paul live on just fine.

[@interestingprofilename_7766]

Ik there are lots of comments like this but she is gorgeous

[@ryanomahony2060]

You WERE WONDERFUL DR V T G FOR PAUL ! AMAZING DOCTOR WITH A LOVELY PERSONALITY !!!

[@nataliabennett8157]

I want dr youn to tell me that stitching job is ok. Hahaha

[@curtteeeezzzyyy9091]

I can feel the pain

[@aaronharris5069]

Those that say this was a bad surgery doesn't even know what they're talking about. Leave it to the experts to do the job.

[@fmt_Guåhan]

Is there a follow-up to this? I do wish they'd consider the whole process including pathology results... 🤔

[@Ddrhl]

@somethingclever2180 1 year ago Update for anyone who was curious, like me.... Closing up the wound, it's job done until Paul's follow-up appointment - where Dr Vincent takes off his bandages and is pleased with the results of her surgery. 'It looks like it's healing really, really good,' she says. 'We sent in the skin tag to pathology to see whether or not it was cancerous, that was the biggest thing we wanted to rule out. The pathology report came back and everything is benign!' 'There was no bone in there, unfortunately I can't say it was a toe, it's just a benign skin tag.' After years of waiting, Paul finally has the answers he's been looking for, and he's now keen to get on with the rest of his life. He adds: 'It just feels great to be able to walk around, this has been the best medical experience of my life!'

[@johannebernier3089]

That guy kind of look like Leonardo di caprio. The eyes are cut the same shape and his baby face. Even his personality. Wow.

[@HisGlorySpeaksPodcast]

Stitches is so tight looks like if he walks on it it’s going to pop!

[@taneciadepass3760]

She literally told him not to put weight on his foot 🙄.

[@dewilew2137]

It looks like it even has a bit of toenail growing at the end, that keratinized edge.

[@chantalbarry3023]

Très bon Chirurgien docteur Emma Félicitations BRAVO ❤

[@markmartin8276]

Awesome amazing fantastic incredible work. A great doctor

[@erikcoffa3096]

Am I the only one who loves doctors' hair?

[@monharris28]

why was i eating chips and was like oh hell nah and had to close the bag lol

[@Housemouse1967]

A follow up or at least a small report at the end would be appreciated.

[@vm5826]

00:24 Those eyes

[@Daonyx]

The doctor is so prettyyyy

[@RafaelGonzalez-no6wh]

Adoro ver esto sin censura... Gracias ❤🥰👀

[@bobbq8380]

Straight up looked like another toe growing under his foot

[@ShellyCline]

I absolutely can NOT believe she didnt undermine some of the remaining skin from the tissue underneath to make closure easier. To just keep squeezing and contorting his foot until it looked like it would snap when she could have undermined which would have allowed the skin to stretch FAR more than it did with much greater ease just blew my mind. That was ridiculous.

[@sheilahodson7040]

Same thought here.

[@colmwhateveryoulike3240]

I was surprised how little blood there was. If I cut my foot by accident just a little bit with a corn knife there's more.

[@takemetospace7718]

I think the numbing does that. Helps to make less bleeding

[@colmwhateveryoulike3240]

@@takemetospace7718 I guess that makes sense thanks. Interesting to see.

[@Annabanana1997-k2g]

When you review the ANATOMY. The incision was made until the dermis. dermis contains capillaries ( small blood vessels = less bleeding) . Blood vessels are found in the hypodermis. Thus, since the ‘skin tag’ didn’t go deeper into the adjacent structures she doesn’t need to cut up until the hypodermis. :)

[@colmwhateveryoulike3240]

@@Annabanana1997-k2g Thanks I thought it looked deeper but probably the size of it threw me off.

[@MzLaDae2U]

Dr. Ebony Vincent did an awesome & very throughly professional job

[@McChrister]

Great work, Doctor Ebonie!🙌🏼👍🏼 What was the growth? Does anyone know? TIA for any reply...Blessings send from Canada🙏🏼🍀👋🏼🇨🇦

[@janemosherpage5488]

Scroll back. Someone posted the link to Paul's next visit to the doc and the results of the biopsy.

[@quackquack7595]

Lmao i loved his socks egg and ham 😂

[@kaywil4687]

the doctor is so damn pretty 😍

[@debrajohnson8516]

Interesting closing method. Great job. What was the pathology findings?

[@maryannanderson1744]

No cancer. Didn't know what it was. Per follow up. You are welcome 😊

[@MissNebulosity]

Did they not show the follow up because it didn't work out? To be honest I really worry about pulling sutures that tight. D:

[@somethingcleverrrr]

At Paul's follow-up appointment - where Dr Vincent takes off his bandages and is pleased with the results of her surgery. 'It looks like it's healing really, really good,' she says. 'We sent in the skin tag to pathology to see whether or not it was cancerous, that was the biggest thing we wanted to rule out. The pathology report came back and everything is benign!' 'There was no bone in there, unfortunately I can't say it was a toe, it's just a benign skin tag.' After years of waiting, Paul finally has the answers he's been looking for, and he's now keen to get on with the rest of his life. He adds: 'It just feels great to be able to walk around, this has been the best medical experience of my life!'

[@karenweaver134]

What a great sense of humor and positive attitude this guy has! Good luck to you! Get rid of that thing!

[@ВопросВопросович-б4ж]

Какая красивая врач женщина!

[@teri_0793]

Доктор Ебони освен умна е ослепителна красавица! 👌👏😍

[@lindamastropietro4429]

Ebony is so funny. She has a wonderful personality.

[@shirleyfriend6529]

Great job again Dr. Ebony ,hope he didn't bust a stitch and that he healed well.

[@urszulapanikowski6944]

Show me second video of Paul when he come back for check up. How his foot looks?

[@floydfarano3284]

Bless the woman who get their men to the Dr.My husband is going to the Dermatologist Tue.after I put some fear into him.

[@lisabarnes4653]

I lost the bet dang it!! 😂 I thought it had a cute little toenail tryin to grow out it!

[@KOTalk]

Could he not remove his own socks?

[@lorienray6216]

I remember seeing this one on TV and foot healed so well, curious as to result of lab. What exactly was it just a chunk of skin that got callous?

[@joyfray1729]

I saw a video where the specialist said to get the space closer you need to go a bit deeper in the center and that will make the edges closer. And smaller stiches will make a smaller scar.😊

[@janerainsford8996]

Great surgery! You just about got it closed.

[@Omegabreaker]

What was it?

[@rearea0286]

I thought it was an Extra Toe when I first seen it.

[@zondracarter3022]

This really did look like another toe growing

[@rosy15825]

Dr. What was it cancer or not

[@sylviefournier9098]

Je suis très intéressée par tous ces problèmes,merci pour tout.

[@roshaunwallace5805]

The stitching looks so tight like his bones are going crush together 🤢

[@jkiser5143]

Extra bone on foot is common in diabetics. My father had bone removed that was like a stone when he walked , as a diabetic after surgery we attended wound care for over a month

[@judysmith5664]

It’s a planters wart. My husband had one for around many many years and it eventually fell off. This was before everyone assumed everything was cancer.

[@Samil101]

She triple stitched him😂 Cause you know he’s gonna step on it

[@ThtPhatDabber719]

My dude should have jst went to The Toe Bro!!! He would have jst Numbed an Cut it out well ur awake i love this women now 10× more cuzz I would nvr wanna be awake for anything that has to get cut on/off me period!!!

[@XanderBeckett1]

Wish I had that doctors view right about now

[@MissNebulosity]

I love this doctor.

[@irinkamoy]

It is nothing to be afraid , anyway it’s not comfortable to walk and if this is a cancer , better know . Please , she is worry !

[@nurfitriagiana8276]

Doc is pretty and gorgeous

[@johnambrogi1583]

Poor baby. No matter what, i'm sure he's excited to have gotten rid of that thing and Im sure he would follow Drs orders. Additionally, if it was a cancer, I think she would have said so on the video. Hope he's all better.

[@armjs23]

Dr. Lee that video is good I want to be just like you thank you very much for putting that

[@TahirAli-xq7bh]

love that doctr، she is nice and beautiful

[@shuinytw]

Paul’s feet is nice. Hope he recover soon

[@neilburns8869]

It's a pity that we didn't get to hear the reports into the "skin tag" as Dr Vincent dubbed it. It would have been interesting to hear exactly what it was and whether or not it cancerous.

[@newmexicowriter]

Please post a follow-up on this!

[@PuffOfSmoke]

Not cool you cut it off without the lab result. We need answers.

[@mariemichellequintos4292]

Tbh, I'm more focused at looking at the doctor cuz she looks gorgoeus.

[@daniellemitchell3118]

Did he use one of those knee scooters? You walk with it and the knee is elevated on a stool/platform . That way there wouldn't be any pressure on his foot.

[@Maryaliece]

Results???????

[@loganurboi9812]

anybody elses foot get itchy? lol

[@colmwhateveryoulike3240]

No but my guts got very cringey.

[@loganurboi9812]

@@colmwhateveryoulike3240 yea same

[@lynneclark22]

I wish there had been a PS on it, telling us what Pathology said about the lump. GREAR surgery, BTW!!

[@somethingcleverrrr]

It was benign. Just a lump of skin.

[@adam_p99]

Dr Vincent is absolutely beautiful 😍

[@lindamastropietro4429]

Yes. She is very pretty.

[@carollemieux7474]

There was a patient with one of these on Healthy Feet a while ago.

[@von9309]

Dr. Vincent is so beautiful 😍 She is soooo attractive 🙌❤️‍🔥