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[@nhale8726]

This is my rough interpretation from the clip: this patient suffered from 2 infected cysts. The first one that we saw appeared later; then he was referred to Thuy for treatment. The second one was popped prior to this treatment by one of his friends (who watched pimple popping on KZbin and thought of himself being able to remove “the sac”). His friend created such a big and infected entrance to the cyst with the sac left hanging out as we saw in the clip. Thuy was literally instructing her colleague how to take care of both lesions so that they would not be superinfected. She also told him that she could only squeeze out the infected blood to encourage regeneration as an urgent care, but he would need to go to the ER for further assessment. I am a physician. I give this woman 8/10 for what shes done with her expertise. Some comments here made me unease because the second one does not look like a skin cancer and was not caused by these two estheticians. People in Vietnam who went for cosmetic therapies such as this were not necessarily “poor”. It was just a different perspective and cultural intake because dermatologists are the last resources for very bad skin conditions. Pimples are not considered as a medical issue, unfortunately, there. I spoke up because I thought some of the comments are very unjust both for these two estheticians and for people back home

[@Unknown-ys1yd]

I agree with you . A lot of people here are stereotyping of people in vietnam. They talk like VN is such a third world country. Thy should learn more about something before making comments. Their comments are showing their ignorance.

[@rasheaelizabeth3549]

These people commenting think they know everything 🙄 they jump to conclusions

[@kymmarjoyramsay5169]

Agreed as well. What I don't understand though is, for the first one, why she didn't make a larger opening to get more cyst contents out?

[@nhale8726]

@@kymmarjoyramsay5169 my guess is that she would have probably had to use local anaesthesia, which she is not licensed to perform. So she only can make an incision under 5mm to avoid more pain, accessive bleeding and potential complications. She did say to the client in the clip that he would need a proper dermatological care at a professional

[@morganweatherley3284]

On Fri Jan the

[@alanamatthieu7542]

I'm a licensed esthetician. This person needs to see a medical doctor not an esthetician.

[@wonderwend1]

It looks like its hypergranulated tissue to me. I wonder if this person has been picking at it so much that its caused a lot of trauma.

[@nancyruegsegger4259]

I agree with wonder, hypergranulated scar tissue avulses like the healing second one.

[@deniseroeller7711]

Alana Matthieu, So is Thuy a Licensed Aesthetician!!! She know what’s best for her Client and do so. Now this is Vietnam, NOT the Western World. So things are done differently here. These people are poor they have Chloracne. A Doctor is of know help and very expensive!!! They can get FREE medication at the borders. Which one do they need for the condition they have. It’s a total Conundrum !!!!! 😊😷😎

[@GothicaBeauty]

@Alana Matthieu with what money? Brass Buttons as payment to see a dr!

[@Hannah-vw8xd]

@@nancyruegsegger4259 or a carcinoma

[@iamjustducky7879]

The pain tolerance of this man is over the top.

[@thekingofdoms]

was prob numbed first

[@iamjustducky7879]

@@thekingofdoms I doubt it. There would be signs of lidocaine injection

[@darkangelgoddess8991]

@@iamjustducky7879 for most of them she used a numbing lotion and let's it sit before starting. Obviously it doesn't completely take the pain away but it's more tolerable for the client

[@williwipfel6]

Not numbed! 🙄

[@РозаЖунусова-р5о]

Как можно специалисту по прыщам доверять вскрывать вещи, которые должен вскрывать хирург спец. инструментами, а не давить бабушкиными методами

[@stephaniesiwik5703]

Anyone else thinking “ no stop the squeezing”

[@Drawkcabi]

Thinking? I was yelling it at the screen!

[@leeanntucker1267]

Miss Josefa would have gotten the sac out 40 squeezes ago, with a lot less damage.

[@AraceliGonzalez-oq6fh]

🙋🏻‍♀️

[@bonniegeppert3912]

Yesss. This person needs a plastic surgeon and a biopsy lab not a spa that pops zits... uggh

[@katchix66]

I’ve given up on that n the gloves 🧤, I just hope it pops in their face big time & especially the bloody ones. Quiet justice for their pain....🤬

[@sanf6098]

My “before-sleep” favourite activity!!

[@josemelendez5998]

Hahaha so true...

[@guadalupesolismolina4270]

@@josemelendez5998 t

[@UMoor-qr3fs]

Same...🤘🏽

[@RavNh3d]

My people

[@hip-hopdancerfitgirl1430]

Me too haha 😉, but, this clip are so bad 😒

[@watrgrl2]

The second abscess has hypergranulation tissue trying to cover over the top. That will actually prevent the epithelial cells from closing in from the edges of the wound by sending chemical signals to the surrounding tissue that tell the epithelial cells they aren’t needed. so it needs to be disrupted by removing it. You can do this in a few different ways; one is to put a temporary pressure dressing on it which will kill the new overgrown tissue where it can be cleaned away or you can use a scalpel to cut it away or silver nitrate stick to cauterize the hyper-granulation tissue. All of these things are usually done by a physician or a certified wound care nurse. On a side note, Hypergranulation tissue is highly vascularized and full of nerve endings and touching, cleaning or manipulating it usually causes excessive bleeding and a lot of pain for the patient. I performed a lot of complicated wound care management during my 35+years as an RN and also have had a severe wound ( minor amputation of the tip of one of my fingers close to the bone.) I went to the ER initially because I was concerned about just how close to boney tissue the wound was and that I might need preventative antibiotics and special dressings that I didn’t have at home. They initially placed a special high tech piece of dissolvable material on the wound that looked and felt like a sheet of flexible styrofoam. I took over dressing changes from there but after a week developed a pad of hyper-granulation tissue that I treated myself with a temporary pressure dressing. It ached and burned like hell for 24 hours until the tissue died along with the nerve fibers inhabiting it. Then happily when I did the dressing change the next day the devitalized tissue wiped away with saline moistened gauzes leaving a fresh healthy wound bed again. My finger healed rapidly from that point but didn’t fill in the amputated area. I guess I was hoping somehow it would regenerate like a lizards tail. I have a decided slant to,that fingertip and because the wound was so close to the bone my fingertip was very tender for about a year due to the loss of protective tissue/ muscle over the bone. Now I have this odd, soft pale white circle over that area that seems to be acting like a protective layer between my skin and the bone end and it doesn’t hurt to touch hard surfaces now. Apologies for the long story.

[@UnsolvedAz23]

wow, as soon as I saw the second one I fled to the comments for answers😂 you did deliver! Thanks,

[@dixierae3442]

This just confirms the insanity of people going to these Spas for medical treatment. I'm wondering how long she continued to squeeze causing this person excruciating pain and further trauma to the skin. With both of them she was behaving as if she kept squeezing something would magically pop out.

[@wetworms.]

​@@dixierae3442if you read further down, she did actually refer this person to the ER.

[@dixierae3442]

@@wetworms. not doubting you but I couldn't find anywhere that said she had suggested a Dr. Should examine this.

[@lmsmith6610]

@@wetworms.Did she refer him to the ER due to the unnecessary trauma she caused? Or by spreading infection playing with it so much?

[@anastasiapaggett3848]

Thank you for speaking up on there behalf because these ladies are these best at what they do and have more education then some Eastern medicine is the oldest medical

[@melissaphillips9560]

Omg I was not prepared for the second one! That most definitely needed an MD. That was not a cyst but a lesion.

[@whiskybear8068]

Like some who already mentioned who understands Vietnamese. She told the client he needed medical care and what she was doing was interim care of it till he sort medical intervention. Hope this helps.

[@connecticutwormsgardens]

@@whiskybear8068 She may have told him he needed medical help, but what she did was absolutely not temporary medical intervention. She bruised these surrounding area, ruptured blood vessels, and since they wear latex gloves - which are not only non-sterilized but are also the top #1 highest cause have a logic reactions to the skin, she really put him at a much bigger risk for infection. You never exposed latex to an open wound. In the United States latex is banned from any and all hospitals and medical facilities. If she wanted to do a temporary intervention, put on some antibiotic ointment and a Band-Aid not squeeze the living hell out of it rupturing veins and introducing latex

[@whiskybear8068]

Thank you for your reply and information which was very informative. To be fair I was only relaying what the person who spoke some Vietnamese said she had said to her client and was not condoning what she was or was not doing as I also am not a medical professional

[@mamabear3329]

Looks like melonoma

[@CharlotteDrayton-vc5lp]

@@connecticutwormsgardensyou confirmed what I’d suspected, thank you! I also worried that, by squeezing the first one so much, she might rupture the inner wall (like… beneath the sac, under the skin) in such a way that would cause an indentation in the skin… is that a legitimate possibility?

[@ProofBeyond]

The second one is worrying. This person should’ve seen a doctor for it. It’s not going to heal well.

[@gilliancapper1536]

I thoughts exactly the same could be cancerous !!!!

[@heathercashero6806]

Wtf is it?!

[@thedriver146]

@@gilliancapper1536 are you thinking Mercer or Staff

[@christinejoseph9770]

@@thedriver146 I don't think it's either of those two, but it is serious and needs special attention. Sterilized, sanitized, and covered and protected during the healing process. This was the worst I've seen in all of the videos I've ever watched. It freaked me out a bit, and I use my freaks sparingly.

[@christinejoseph9770]

@@heathercashero6806 My question, as well.

[@lornaread2373]

Pretty sure the second one is skin cancer. Needs testing,not squeezing!!

[@juliecolby8354]

I agree

[@enquantoeu]

Dr pimple popper >>>>>>>

[@kayleedickson2426]

Defo Dr pimple popper would have something to say about that

[@annickmichaux763]

I agree skin cancer... She is irresponsable...'

[@patriciabrennan1875]

Stop squeezing that sarcoma

[@reyphorian]

seeing how many broken blood vessels there are just around the first one tells me that's gonna be sore for a while. i remember having a pilonidal cyst drained a few years ago and it was so massive and required so much pressing around it to drain everything that i had visible bruising when looked at it after i was told to do the first gauze change at home. i hope this person's feeling much better after this

[@bondandng]

I'm not even a doctor. But i know there is something wrong with that second one. Please go to a doctor.

[@aussiebird]

Looks like an ulcer not something to be treated by a pimple popper!

[@irenebernal5991]

Looks like some type of skin cancer 🤦‍♀️😰

[@Maryann-ht6jj]

Looks like MRSA

[@marlenem8315]

What ever the one she has squeezed to death, looks pretty bad and this patient needs to see a real dr. The sore looks like a mrsa/staph. It will leave a terrible scar. I hope it's not a skin cancer lesion.

[@sexysergeant123]

What’s the time stamp of the potential cancer one?

[@abomoro2742]

Me reading the comments: how bad can the second one be Oh...

[@barbarathomas7784]

There’s a second one? Oh that’s a predictor of a positive outcome.

[@LinhNguyen-vt6zw]

😥📤✒📝📦💼📫📬📂🚯⚠♿🛄📵↪➡↗↔⬆🔙☣↖⬅☢🔃💦🎒👗🎓⛑⛑👠⛑👠⛑⛑

[@waheedam797]

Bad!

[@edgarantoniogonzalez5829]

.

[@tashasmith6179]

What is it and why does it look like that?

[@CapeCodAngel]

I am a survivor of Melanoma Malignia. After seeing 2nd one,this person needs a doctor NOW!

[@M5TABBYCAT]

What's melanoma malignia?

[@beautyforashes2022]

@@M5TABBYCAT it's a type of skin cancer.

[@CapeCodAngel]

@@M5TABBYCAT malignant skin cancer

[@englishcountrylife3805]

I’m in cancer diagnostics and research.I think you are right. I don’t know what that stupid aesthetician is thinking about. She’s just a quack, she should have been trained to recognise that sort of thing like they have in the U.K.. She might have just signed that poor client’s death warrant.

[@englishcountrylife3805]

We call it malignant melanoma in the U.K. You are correct, it’s subcutaneous malignant melanoma. I’m in cancer diagnostics, they certainly don’t know anything about dermatology. Also, any of their clients could have blood born disease such as HIV or Hepatitis C. It’s a total disgrace how they misuse their protective gloves. It’s all about money making. I watch it out of a morbid curiosity, like everyone else and totally addicted.😉

[@sheepish3914]

5:55 I’m not even a doctor and I can tell this thing is NOT NORMAL. I hope this guy is okay.

[@Aleranna]

She did tell him to go see a doctor.

[@goransvraka3171]

It's going to leave a keloid!

[@shelkovitsa37]

Очень ненормально!

[@zvonkalenardic7585]

@@goransvraka3171 6

[@valeriagaribaldi8111]

Gi un bus 6uipppi

[@cstorres8243]

Or....just keep squeezing until a kidney pops out...

[@Maddie9185]

😂😂

[@Cricket-lw2su]

I counted three Kidneys & a ruptured liver!! 🤣

[@haanayuu]

Your comment made my day😂

[@amysands8925]

@@Maddie9185 nothing coming out but blood. And she keeps squeezing. Dear God. Stop.

[@markeshiajones5789]

@@amysands8925 I said the samething like okkkkkkk on to the next one already 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@carolinegilmore812]

Me reading the comments: Oh, can the 2nd one really be that bad? (Sees the 2nd one): 😳😳😳😳😳

[@kgoins6]

Same

[@MamaOfKaos]

Same here. 😳😳😳

[@accioapple760]

God damn 😳

[@jkenzienye3732]

I thought y'all were exaggerating, then I saw the second one and visibly recoiled

[@laurenelizabeth4444]

This second one is giving me anxiety. That looks like something that needs medical attention.

[@tanyalabreche]

Not so relaxing 😦

[@nickhyde420]

Too right.

[@leesaicebaby714]

Yes

[@Sam-zq6bh]

She told him he needs to go to emerge to get it treated by a doctor.

[@lindaselander9602]

@@Sam-zq6bh ya, aftr she did a hack job!

[@mybrainhurts924]

Thank you so very much for explaining what was happening because I was a little confused as I’m sure others where. I hope they get someone to do this for the videos

[@lisawolfe5371]

Oh my! The 1st one is a deep cyst that she hasn’t gotten out but the 2nd one is very concerning. This person needs a surgeon. That looks so very painful.

[@BoydBuildersInc]

100%

[@Drawkcabi]

No. However difficult it may be, this person needs to find qualified medical aid!!!

[@diasporelegassi2708]

How do you think they make their money dude lol they make it so you have to come back

[@Drawkcabi]

@@diasporelegassi2708 Probably. Still this is the worst I've ever seen. I usually stay out of the comments on their videos because I know jack all about their business, but on this one, even I can see there is no way this person doesn't need professional medical care.

[@aussiebird]

The bruising from her fingernails 😞

[@jakediddy3658]

To much squeezing first and 2nd extractions.

[@yourhighness747]

They're just cysts. Relax.

[@Twins_mamaw]

Definitely needs to be seen by a doctor

[@GadgetMart]

Looks like a tumour

[@parkherenow]

All right.

[@b.w.1909]

jes zu einem erfahrenen Arzt und nicht in solche schmutzigen Hände .phui ,🤮

[@SandraCollins-fv3bb]

I agree doesn’t look normal at all

[@Gr8tfuleveryday]

The second one is NOT a cyst and needs a doctor quickly

[@mf5985]

Came here to say just this!

[@girlnextdoor0703]

Yeah, def looks like cancer to me.

[@carterthibodeaux4663]

You should've referred him to a real doctor ASAP this didn't look like a normal cyst poor guy

[@paigekotecki6143]

esthetians aren’t qualified to work on cysts, that’s a dermatologist’s job. i would know i’m currently in esthetics school

[@felicitygee381]

Different part of the world, different roles. From what I gather from native speakers in the comments, these spa's are more like clinics than nail bars

[@mythologicalloverscovenant8646]

That second one looks scary asf, I definitely want an update on this one!

[@brigetteebejer5407]

Sadly I have never seen a update on any of these treatments !

[@ko.ala.b]

this is not a good treatment.

[@eulinaribeiro7319]

@@brigetteebejer5407 t⁴⅘55t4⁴

[@SPneverIn]

Sometimes you have to refuse seeing a client and refer them to a doctor... that last squeeze was brutal. Ouch!

[@jaroslavajarosova9423]

Dobrý

[@lourdesbranco7937]

I agree with you. Very irresponsible work!

[@margaret6839]

Yeah. I know I sound like a snob but seriously, they should leave cysts to the professionals.

[@karaconiglio986]

Yeah that’s looks like MRSA a contagious soar

[@darkangelgoddess8991]

@@margaret6839 from another commenters translation: She does suggest he go to the ER for further treatment. Some drs over there don't see pimples or cyst as medical necessity so they refer these ppl to Thuy

[@julien.4617]

I'm glad she is helping this young man and giving him good advice to see a doctor for the botched home extraction.

[@trudy__taylorandjorjamummy]

This is more stressful to watch than it is relaxing

[@turtle4172]

Honestly

[@Liz-ud1fg]

Agree 💯

[@pamelafarris2976]

Agree 100% They made the world's smallest whole and then squeezed it to death. Stressful to watch.....im going to a different channel.

[@jwalk1964]

Absolutely agreed. I couldn’t even relax my muscles while watching this torture. That poor soul!

[@darkangelgoddess8991]

@@pamelafarris2976 just want to add what others are saying; she can only make a incision that small because she is not licensed to use local anesthetics or to use stitching afterwards. There is numbing lotion but it doesn't take the pain away 100%

[@laurabloom8745]

If the second lesion isn't from a known injury, they should see a doctor for possible basal cell carcinoma (skin cancer). I'm a pathologist, and that looks like skin cancer to me (a mild skin cancer, but skin cancer nonetheless)

[@MelanaC]

It’s an injury caused by this man’s friend who thought he could pop the cyst and remove the sac after watching a KZbin video! He created this nasty sore from both excessive digging and painful squeezing!!

[@lydwinaofschiedam2685]

Rolled edges can be indicative of basal cell carcinoma.

[@Sapphio]

I agree with possible cancer.

[@susanrawson6318]

Looks very suspicious. Needs checking

[@crazygirl9523]

Basal cell carcinoma is not mild.. it's very fast invasive & highly metastatic carcinoma... I do really hope this guy is okay

[@markfury69]

"I have a huge, gaping wound that could be cancer. I think I'll go to the spa." -said no one EVER!

[@susanjamison3382]

Sandra- Mark remember where they are

[@forever_fatgum]

But he did

[@carywooster2538]

@@susanjamison3382 Vietnam

[@candy596]

I can’t watch anymore. It’s like roadkill though. You just can’t help to look at it 😩

[@jessanderson5022]

That looks like skin cancer

[@amandajarvis6375]

Omg I'm so sorry for the pain THIS person is GOING through

[@gracie7746]

I always read thru the comments while watching and I was thinking “the second one can’t be that bad, these comments must just be full of the usual annoying “I’m not a doctor but...” comments” then I saw the second one and... I’m not a doctor but... 😅

[@lstroop]

Lol

[@remathe-beloved]

😅

[@kingG2k12]

😂

[@GioFransesca]

I’m a doctor and even I went, “oh God!” 🤢

[@jillianburke2]

The second one definitely needs to be looked at by a doctor!

[@lologoldsmith3996]

I thought it was a bad nipple 🤢 omg so gross

[@НастяГавшина-ж6щ]

Больно не резать

[@aprilmaloney9452]

Yes doesn't look like an ordinary pimple/boil

[@annebelgard6723]

The clients friend tried to drain it out and remove the sac after watching a KZbin video! Obviously he's not successful

[@crystalwilliams3109]

I work for a dermatologist. That most definitely looks like a skin cancer that needs to be surgically removed.

[@micheleketchum3701]

I totally agree I can’t believe they’re just continually squirting blood out of it. I have no medical background in this doesn’t look right

[@jessicashlager7193]

exactly what I was thinking.

[@Luasp]

🤦‍♀️. I had skin câncer and the appareance it the oposite of this

[@ilonakat9379]

@@Luasp there are many different types of cancer . This certainly doesn’t look good 😌

[@crystalwilliams3109]

@@Luasp not all skin cancers look the same 🤦🏻‍♀️.

[@claudiajohnson2585]

I love when it pops way out in air everywhere.

[@heathergurman8341]

You're a sicko!!!! And I love you fer it 😀❤️

[@Spunkkygirl]

I want to see where it landed. Every time I wonder how far it went.

[@kezpanel]

it's going to leave a huge bruise

[@frostiie45]

Usually very nice video's, but this one. There's nothing relaxing about the first pop and the second one has nothing to do with popping whatsoever. Looking very cancerous or something. Wishing everybody good health.

[@mireyamartinez5922]

The first one looks like she is trying to squeeze an egg through a pin hole. Make the hols bigger. The second one. I agree with everyone.

[@brendamiller3730]

It's the same spot there ís only 1 and she has tore it up , talking about malpractice

[@cheribuchanan6394]

Brenda Miller go back and look again!

[@sharonmcnally9274]

U

[@saigewhite2196]

This is THE most horrifying extractions I've ever seen

[@maryannanderson1744]

Welcome to the butchery known as Dep Sac WTF!

[@cocobaba2865]

You are so beautiful by the way

[@pamstultz8544]

@@cocobaba2865 o I. I

[@sallylea1]

No kidding,infection and scars.. .

[@brendatipton6495]

Man........!

[@viccharles1340]

The second one is definitely problematic. This guy needs to see a dermatologist stat.

[@marcelamedrano2713]

.

[@lionwolflaurance4783]

Must definetly he needs to be seen by a dermatologist. Especially the 2nd looks bad.

[@Kmrc1213]

That second cyst was terrifying

[@Mimito5]

That open wound needs medical attention, STAT!

[@misrtopfam7458]

After reading a lot of these comments, I am glad I am not the only person feeling bad for that person who is getting his guts squeezed out of him. This was just horrifying to watch.

[@acibarme]

But we watched until the end... Why?

[@misrtopfam7458]

@@acibarme because we are popaholics 😭 😂

[@samanthalord8693]

Got the sacks out naturally.

[@misrtopfam7458]

@@samanthalord8693 YAY!!! LMAO 😂

[@sexysergeant123]

It looks like a peeled off mole.

[@Lindsay0Barbie0Bell]

So glad I’m not the only one who thinks that second one needs a biopsy ASAP wtf did she think was going to squeeze out of that 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@bevsumner4628]

You are so right

[@islandlife9250]

i looked at comments to see if anyone else thought second was malignant too

[@dixierae3442]

The thing was she stopped the video while she was still squeezing. I wonder how long that went on for. The problem with these spa workers is 5he believe that there is a core inside of everything and if the squeeze long and hard inough they'll get this out. AndvOMG the constant rubbing and tearing the outer layers of skin leaving large areas for secondary infection.

[@NgaNguyen-zg8kr]

Chi nay năn mun rât la ky tôi rât hai long vê ky năn lam tôt cua chi chi lam lam rât tôt va chuyên nghiêp.

[@emibee337]

Hoping this person gets the true help they need

[@alexandrahaynes8130]

The second lesion needs to be seen by a dermatologist to rule out cancer

[@tacobella384]

There is no way that second one was an ordinary pimple or cyst

[@helenolsonse]

That is cancer, the second one 😮

[@EvanOnPawzz14]

OH DEAR GOD THE SECOND ONE. MY JAW DROPPED.

[@ellieavenelle8145]

This "spa technician" clearly demonstrates the meaning of the word "insanity": Doing the same thing over and over, and expecting a different result. What a butcher!

[@АнаитСамыкова-ы2ю]

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[@ffireinthedark]

I'm so mad this should have been cut open and take the sack out and that's it... I GUESS I'm not a professional but this is nuts

[@cocowilliames8855]

🤣🤣🤣💯💯

[@JQueen-ul5eh]

That’s scar tissue she’s dealing with and she doesn’t even realize it. They way it’s stationary and doesn’t move should tell her enough right there! That huge ass scar he has on his back with that cyst in the middle of it is scar tissue!!!Smdh 😒

[@suzannerogers8160]

The second one is just blood, and I would be leaving that alone, looks like an ulcer. Bet it is very painful, cause a lot of bruising, to much squeezing, ridiculous

[@rheattbarnes3317]

I guess she's still waiting on a blackhead to pop out. So let's just go deeper and deeper. This is called lansing. only a doctor should do that 😲😲😡

[@Jessydr438]

Waited so long for this🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

[@nosheenjones9785]

Anyone else shouting at the screen 'make the incision bigger!'?

[@carmenandreea]

STOP, STOP, STOP! The client should sue you!🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@Koreviking]

This is not America. People don’t sue each other like crazy as you do.

[@myrasavransky9657]

@@Koreviking we do when CLEARLY you are being treated and scaring someone unnecessarily. Shame on you, you should be dismissed. You have scarred this person for life. Heck yeah I would ABSOLUTELY sue you for negligence!!

[@Koreviking]

@@myrasavransky9657 I suppose you have to over there with your broken system. Whereas in proper countries, you don’t have to. The doctors work for the state, and in the rare case you get mistreated, you either get fixed or compensated. No need to way down the legal system with nonsense like pimple popping.

[@myrasavransky9657]

@@Koreviking no we DO NOT HAVE TO we have the freedom to ask for compensation if someone as yourself has scarred another person for life. Someone of authority and or editing should have caught the mutilation done to this person. How many times do you have to stab someone until you realize the cut is too small. Again shame on you for what you have done to this customer.

[@Koreviking]

@@myrasavransky9657 What are you talking about, you crazy woman? How could I hurt the customer? It’s not my customers. I don’t have customers.

[@quiveror]

Lady, you don't know what you're doing. That guy might get blood infection.

[@jennpetriew22]

Let's keep pushing and poking, bruising the already in pain patient..when CLEARLY this is out if her depth! 🙄🤦‍♀️ Im actually mad at this one..get followers without harming people!!

[@gabsgzb]

Yupp

[@melissastapleton1403]

I'm equally pissed off

[@jessicalynn6576]

Exactly i hate when you can clearly see its out and they just keep sweezing and squeezing it and making it all brused and look worse for NO reason!! Whats the point of sqeezing the blood out of it for 15 min straight clearly nothing else is coming out!! Its so annoying!!

[@helentee9863]

@@jessicalynn6576 because she believes there is infection/poison much deeper, which could lead to greater tissue damage/septicemia. She is doing her best for her client

[@TheSaltySiren]

Wooohooo!! I think Thuy needed an umbrella for this one!

[@user-ml3hl6vr4t]

This was torture, especially the second one. That looks like a tumor. Professional medical care immediately.

[@Chanel1-h8x6j]

Some people in different countries don't have medical care or money for treatments they go to the only place that close enough to help out, some are actually certified for it but with very little experience they'll only help you like this. Trust me I lived in a 3rd world country and couldn't afford the hospital bill that was more than my rent and food all together.

[@user-ml3hl6vr4t]

@@Chanel1-h8x6j I live in a first world country and don’t always have access to appropriate medical care or can afford it. I get to do a lot of my own care... I have some bills I will probably never pay off as well. A little every month...

[@Andrea-ue2uw]

I think that second one is the sac...Im sure this doctor would know if it is cancer or not and I doubt shed be going to town on it if she thought it was

[@user-ml3hl6vr4t]

@@Andrea-ue2uw doubting the tech was medically trained...

[@patriciaschat9662]

​@@Andrea-ue2uwi done think she is a dr. I think she works at a spa.

[@TanyiaJ]

I'm over here dying... she's scurried over to get the spray cuz shit got on her 😂😂😂

[@ruthbriggs5372]

My God, everything's normal then it suddenly cuts to something that looks like a tumour! 😳

[@anitasporto]

Nothing normal in this video in my opinion. The first, an abscess. Never an abscess should never be squeezed, because of the risk of generalized infection. They need to be drained in a hospital. The second lesion, is a tumor and need biopsy. These people are inconsequential.

[@tranglinh1526]

trước đây mình cũng bị mụn nhiều, sau khi tìm hiểu qua nhiều loại thuốc mình thấy thuốc nhà chị sakura lên phây búc tìm vaani là ra t&n đó ạ điều trị tận tình theo sát ng bệnh đến khi khỏi luôn, mình sử dụng có hơn 2 tháng mà láng mịn luôn á

[@sassylashes666]

Stop this immediately. That second one needs medical attention.

[@alliefae1221]

Ha Ha! You are funny!!! She said "medical attention". You probably don't even know what that means.

[@dellisneal3468]

Yes I agree

[@Maryann-ht6jj]

Looks like mrsa

[@pattyhinkle2620]

This goes beyond any amateur home job.

[@sarahoneill4098]

This woman is an absolute 🤡 of the highest order. Any idiot can see that this cancer. She doesn't clean the pores correctly, she spreads infection collecting spots on her gloves and dragging them round people's faces and now she's just squished an advanced lesion. very dangerous woman

[@sherriewilley]

Hopefully the second one didn’t look like the first when it started. Definitely needs biopsy. I saw similar on a breast cancer patient without treatment, she had several eruptions like that second one! That never should have been touched in this situation much less squeezed! 🙏🏻

[@suedale8191]

I was thinking cancerous too. ☹️

[@mandygray764]

Totally looks suspicious. I had cancer removed from my nose that didn't look this bad.

[@campergal6140]

Me PopZit did a malignant Melanoma that looked like that 😳

[@sarikhichaffin3020]

Say you don't know what you're doing without saying you don't know what you're doing

[@cynthiaburrus255]

The first was a straight forward cyst which didn't to be mauled like she did. The Second lesion showed what appeared to be the remains of a necrotic sac from a cyst. What is not being said is that that 2nd vile looking one has been "worked on" it appears, at least once in the past and likely more times before, when it should have been referred to a doctor. As a retired Oncology, RN, the second one is "Highly Suspicious" for a more serious issue like cancer. When it is clear that there is no normal healing after the first time...back off and let the doctors step in. Any wound that will not heal is highly suspicious for cancer and cells should be looked at under a microscope and the wound biopsied. It's concerning that the tissue surrounding the second lesion never came together and healed after some sort of "treatment" perhaps in this same spa, but it appears that none of the margins began to heal, it actually looks like there are abnormal cells not following a normal pattern of healing inside the margins of the first lesion.

[@stephanycastillo3443]

That is the first thing I thought.. this is a lesion that is not healing which could be indication of cancerous cells. This needs to be biopsied right away.

[@michellegrant623]

I’m no oncologist but that second one sure looked cancerous to me.

[@patriciapassick1420]

I have no healthcare experience and thought the same thing about both of these lesions. I think I'll no longer watch this sites videos as they obviously do more harm than good. I found a site where they really improve clients' skin.

[@karensketchley9686]

This poor dude. First and foremost that HAD to HURT LIKE "the Dickens " (like my mom used to say) . All I knew was the 1st one was being milked for blood and when the sac came out that was all she wrote. But the 2nd one !! Good grief!! 🤯🤬🤯🤬🤯 . Although I worked for 16 years as a Customer service rep. in healthcare , I have no real health certification either ( although you do learn a ALOT ). Even I knew something was amiss. That cyclops had obviously been worked over real good already. The glop they pulled off first seemed to be what was spent from that wound. It was pretty clear that was the end of THAT chapter for that but nnoooooooo 😮 Itsa time fo the milkin' y'all !! Itsa bloodletting time !! smh Yikes.

[@juliebasinger2633]

What has kept it free of sepsis?

[@AIRL-asteroid]

These need biopsies, yesterday

[@moe9246]

She bruised the hell out of clients skin on first one.

[@montysonthemove398]

Like a vampire extracting as much blood as possible just stop already!!

[@kelseyross9401]

Dont understand the constant need to keep squeezing blood out. It achieved nothing but bruise the skin. Looked more painful than the pimple really

[@panwithaplan9885]

I'm not totallys sure if this is true, but I think they wanted to get all of the remaining stuff out so it wouldn't come back worse

[@kirsten2858]

Not only the first one 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@1953lili]

That’s it....can’t watch anymore!

[@pathallquist3156]

1. Buy a curette, cut the opening just a bit bigger. Disinfect the curette and put it inside the hole, scraping the sides. You will get the sac and the larger opening will allow you to remove the sac. A set of tweezers would help, too. I could cry, watching you squeeze, squeeze, squeeze! 2. OMG! Tell your client to go to the doctor for #2.

[@crystalgreen6027]

Curette and tweezers 😱😱😱‼️

[@deanshannon5105]

What you are telling them to do is considered minor surgery they shouldn't be doing that should be done by someone qualified to do it an MD or a PA not these bozos

[@nyuktaichok9306]

@@crystalgreen6027 My ET 👆

[@bellabee8235]

An aesthetician cannot do what you are recommending. You are right but this can only be done by a doctor

[@kidjurassic9607]

What the hell is going on here....stop squezzing!!!! It's his flesh!

[@frednabanks8457]

I wish Thuy would do a follow up and tell us how this man is. She’s a professional and knows what she’s doing but I can’t help but be concerned about the condition of the second one as we all are. If he needs further attention I’m hoping he will be able to get it.

[@bellanova1635]

That second one most definitely needs a doctors evaluation!

[@palacinkasmarmeladou]

No she doesnt know what shes doing obviously. Shes squeezing the hell out of lesion that should of be checked by medical professional. Did you see the soft tissue bruising she did? If its cancerous she just may have make it malignant .... its painful to watch.

[@ametrineambrosia4929]

She's esthetician. Not a DOCTOR. These things needs the REAL professionals--DOCTORS! She doesn't know what she's doing!!

[@maryannemaclean8079]

She picks blackheads and pimples for a living she should not be cutting into the large cysts, she just ends up bruising them so bad and the sac is usually left behind, should be getting the sac out and having a dr to sew it back up and be put on anti-biotics

[@judithbeers7598]

@@palacinkasmarmeladou FYI "cancerous and malignant" are one and the same thing.

[@L4sleeko]

I’ll give you a tip that worked on me: if you put the knife in, gently squeeze the skin and slowly pull the knife out, all the goop will come out mostly all at once. Just needs a clear open path. 👌

[@leslieleyba7261]

Say it with me children S E P T I C E M I A

[@jewelsbrown7632]

No... I don't wanna. My mother-in-law died from Sepsis.

[@alliefae1221]

Lady..., although possible... HIGHLY UNLIKELY! Where did you go to school?

[@leslieleyba7261]

Did you see the second one with the open wound and the bleeding with the probing of that pick after it’s been digging in the first one you figure it out doesn’t take a rocket scientist

[@Chronically_Kimberly]

Yep!!! Exactly.. And she should have known and advised that person that she was not qualified to treat that issue.

[@Chronically_Kimberly]

Also, she used no type of germ control from one site to the next.

[@АльбинаСолнце-с6п]

Такой непрофиссиолизм редко когда увидишь(

[@TylerWashington]

I’m worried about the second one it looks like it might be cancerous.....I really think they should’ve seen a doctor 😬

[@charlottepayne1918]

No cancer

[@thrina549]

Thank you for using cotton instead of your glove! So much nicer to watch.

[@stacie1197]

I literally cringed when they moved to the second one. Oh gosh, that’s awful!

[@itsjustme.7059]

I hope he was advised to see a doctor about that second lesion. That doesn’t look good at all. I usually don’t say anything, but that looks really bad.

[@oldnurse]

I am sure he was. However, the closest doctor is ver far away and very expensive. Most people cannot get access to medical care. Don’t judge. They are all doing the best they can with what they have.

[@robincorprew9007]

I think the money he paid should have went towards a doctor. Poor guy

[@deniseroeller7711]

@@robincorprew9007 how do you know he paid any money? Sometimes Thuy does it Pro Bono ..... 😊😷😎

[@robincorprew9007]

@@deniseroeller7711 True, but I still hope he finds a doctor.

[@deniseroeller7711]

@@robincorprew9007, from the reports I’ve gotten from Thuy, Hien Van and another good Aesthetician! They say that the Doctors there in DaNang are very expensive and only make matters worse. There are a couple of Dr’s that Hien Van works with that has helped her. Otherwise, why waste the money to get worse! 🤷‍♀️. 😊😷😎

[@juliemansfield5109]

Are you kidding me ?!? This person really needs to go to a doctor or a hospital .. I really dont think that continally trying to "express" the contents is the answer .. Thank you to the client who allowed to be videotaped during this session .. Lots of positive vibes sent to you 💜

[@amandaalcaraz5500]

My daughter loves to do this to her brother or me she’s really good at doing this 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@kenny995]

I know everyone else said it but I'm going to say it too. He needs a doctor in this case, especially for that second one.

[@carolinegammage4598]

This is one of those videos that I should have consulted with all of you guy's statements before watching the video. The second part made my stomach tighten up😬. I mean Omg.. that poor guy. I don't know how the "clients" don't cry or move or make any sounds when you know the pain is present when squeezing on the face to drain pus or cysts.

[@ch34pskate16]

I’ll never look at a strawberry milkshake the same way again!

[@ngothx]

I wish I never read this comment LOL forever imbedded itto my head

[@seudjelal9651]

@@ngothx me to 😂🤦‍♂️

[@treesieo2890]

I wouldn’t have touched that with a 40 foot barge pole. I’m not a medical expert but in my unasked for opinion this person needs a Dr

[@terrihumphries1636]

Instead of scraping across the top of the cut, she needs to use a pair of tweezers to get that piece out. She is removing parts of the sack wall and would get more out if she used tweezers.

[@valentinabelikova7175]

Я с вами совершенно согласна после удаления прыщика. Остаётся мешочек. И его надо пинцетом вытаскивать. Это правильно.

[@trashleighinkable]

She makes a super small opening and then continues to squeeze and squeeze getting nothing but blood. You are gonna do more damage this way and won't be able to get it out completely or get the sack out. It's just gonna come back worse than before...

[@AnneDalton82]

It is because she is not allowed to make an incision large enough that it needs to be sutured, as she is not a real doctor of course and you need medical training to suture. This is just more proof that she is not capable of helping this person, as they need a real doctor to get in there and get the problem out.

[@Sendranight]

Blood with pus 🤔

[@Sendranight]

Oh, I haven't see the second yet 😬🤢

[@staceysoden3047]

She could have did a larger incision that could of been closed with butterfly bandages. This hole was WAY to small

[@myfilmingadventureswonders3457]

This person need to see a Specialist like Dr Sandra Lee to take out the whole inside.

[@shevoneeshaw9793]

They just kept irritating it

[@andrefeliz3771]

I don’t think Sandra Lee can practice in Vietnam or wants to fly there.

[@pauletterdzbetancourt9400]

Thats rigth

[@zulietamartin3853]

they dont know the risk of the pt.they should not dothat because they are not doctors.

[@andrefeliz3771]

@@zulietamartin3853 my understanding is that this is a pretty standard treatment in Vietnam for skin conditions and a doctor wouldn’t do much more than this there anyway.

[@frankfromoklahoma2142]

Just love it when it squirts and they gasp when they were not expecting it.

[@M5TABBYCAT]

Yeah me too

[@evergreen9927]

that's what she said

[@chucklenutsiquitted]

Omg how much stuff in dat pimple

[@Givulinovich]

The second spot isn’t cancer. It’s much more likely a ruptured cyst.

[@vonbolden7367]

The second one starts at 5:54. Oh my..

[@sherrywaligurski5614]

The second lesion looks like an open melanoma. They had no right to squeeze the hell out of it

[@pathallquist3156]

That's what I thought!

[@michelamusitelli1180]

Yes it's a melanoma and is very dangerous touch it in this way. Cancerous cells, pain, and is very big.

[@Sam-zq6bh]

It's not cancer, his friend tried to remove the cyst and this is what happened. She can only get the itchy blood out and told them they need to go to emerge to have it checked by a doctor.

[@lucyflorey9152]

I've had a couple of these. They are very painful and mine made me ill. It seems to me that the sac broke when I was trying to empty the cyst myself as a child ( my mother was neglectful ) that the infection went into my bloodstrem. I was very sick. The cysts were large.

[@samanthashine4506]

OMG!!! This client should be running to the ER or nearest Medical Professional! This is clearly beyond the scope of the aesthetician's practice. I am not a doctor, however I have seen enough of doctors working on cysts to know this one needs a doctor!

[@anapmora1]

The second lesion must be seen by a doctor, it seems carcinoma.

[@josianemielcarek7474]

Exact !

[@Nightingalea]

Definitely, it doesn’t look good at all

[@madelinepiekarski6780]

@@josianemielcarek74742+

[@janicerodriguez946]

This is why I go to a Dermatologist for treatment and an esthetician for a facial or waxing. This turned my stomach. Estheticians should be trained to know that certain skin conditions are way out of their line of expertise. Certain customers need to be turned away and advised to go see a Dr.

[@djebalimay7955]

YES YES YES YES !

[@Cassandra20208]

Yes absolutely !

[@flakathy890]

You do realize they're in Vietnam where the medical system is much different than America or the UK. Unlike aestheticians in those countries, Thuy is able to prescribe medication and do more advanced work. Also, the average income in Vietnam is only $150/month so many can't afford to go to a doctor.

[@bluejupiter2075]

Does anyone else point the screen away when you know somethings gonna explode? 😆

[@liudmiladaskalova5451]

Гестапо отдыхает!!!

[@larisakosovoy7505]

И это так лечит??...

[@larisakosovoy7505]

Это вообще что-то очень плохое....,все выболевшее,сплошное мясо...

[@Анастасия-д8ъ3ж]

Нужно было изначально разрезать, почистить и поставить дренаж

[@lavondacross3652]

and the part that really irritated me is..she is using regular cotton..all those fibers jus sticking and can cause more problems

[@staceysinger2177]

This person should go to a dermatologist ASAP. That second one looks like MRSA, which can be super contagious 😧

[@hoeslush]

That is not MRSA that is the first thing you people jump to.

[@sleepyjama8942]

Hhhhhh

[@sleepyjama8942]

@@hoeslush I don't know

[@RiniDiamandis]

This one was not enjoyable for me cos i hateeee blood and liquid. I prefer when it's thick and cottage cheese-ish or just a hardened oil build up w dead skin built up WHO. KNEW WE HAD PREFERENCES LMAOO 💀💀💀💀