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[@neacycrenshaw8738]

Thuy knows she is not a doctor, hence the tiny incisions. She does not remove the sac. She has told previous clients that they may come back. So calm down. This is the service they are asking for.

[@babalu-oc6iu]

Taint suposed to remove the sac in steaticistomas. -- these curd looking ones.

[@debraj2698]

Amen🙏

[@juliecolemannelson6849]

Plus dr. Lee has said that the sacs are so thin that often the body will absorb it. People need to settle down

[@suzanneirving7257]

This is a continuing illness. Even if she got rid of every sac more will form. Stop complaining and enjoy people.

[@fairlyvague82]

Hallelujah!

[@iamarianna8972]

Regarding sac removal - Steatocystoma is a genetic condition so whether the sac is left in or not they WILL come back. Its any on going life long battle. By draining them like this it releases the pressure and makes them less painful. Sorry married to a dermatologist so full of useless information.

[@TheLimbo3]

I thought the same thing.I watched s lot of dr.pimple popper ans she always say if the sac stays in it WILL come back for sure.

[@janablang]

I understand. My husband was a general surgeon, and I’ve picked up on a lot of the medical lingo. Lol

[@tmo8639]

Not true for me! The sacs r so thin that they disintegrate. Once they are popped they go away. Why does everyone say that about them sac without having had this ailment themselves??? I know because I have this condition.

[@curvytangerine]

​@@tmo8639 the wording was a little poor but I think she means that getting the sacs out does not clear the general condition up the way it does in typical facial/back acne etc. it's true that a lot of people constantly flip out about the sac thing meaning "that same exact zit/cyst will come back in the same exact spot no matter what if you leave the sac in," but that's not even a hard and fast rule with whiteheads/blackheads as those sacs can also sometimes break down on their own... it really only applies as a totally _sure_ thing with stuff like epidermoid cysts and other types of cysts where you're like... leaving a _chonk_ in there. when the sac is like... ~meaty~

[@brie1507]

Thought they were pimples

[@abbygolden8529]

I actually prefer these over dr pimple popper...

[@Andrea-vy9bw]

JJAAJAJAJAJJAAJ YES

[@aemaputri4530]

Trueee

[@dcricket1]

Except she’s not getting the sac and no anesthesia and this many at once? Sterile environment? Not me!

[@remoteworkinternational]

dr pimple popper would have taken out the sac ensure that the area is numb before proceeding and ensure that the tools used are sanitized. dr pimple poppper would do a better job than her. she did not take out the sac. it will come back.

[@shelleyjones8552]

Nikki201626 it will come back anyway, read some of the posts on this. At least the client isn't left with scarring and a huge bill

[@Ejevika13]

Не понимаю, откуда это у меня в рекомендациях, но смотрю! Это отвратительное, но завораживающее зрелище!

[@jacqus7122]

I wish someone can remove my belly fat like that ?!! 😂. Squeeze all fat out!

[@marysakal2845]

Lol...me too.

[@miffyo]

🤭🤣🤣

[@brittanyenglish9860]

I feel that lol

[@jhoang861]

🤣🤣🤣

[@نورفويساوفر]

😟❤🤩👌🥺💗

[@LynnSJB]

I really wish they’d find a good treatment/cure for steatocystoma. It is an inherited skin condition and the people complaining she’s not “getting the sac out” need to do a bit of research. With this disorder, the cysts are not filled with old skin cells, they are filled with sebum, which is why they are located more underneath the skin, because the cysts begin in the sebaceous gland. They are pretty painful, too. There have been medications that can temporarily shrink the cysts, but hopefully we’ll do better in the years to come.

[@Caprifoolaceae]

Agree with everything, except the "pretty painful" part, because they really aren't. You can have them for years and only bother you because they're this weird bumps on parts of the body that shouldn't have bumps.

[@tierababcock8504]

Watch dr pimple popper, she removes the sacs so they don’t just fill back up. Doesn’t mean there isn’t going to Be more someplace else but those cells will not refill.

[@TaylorLiam87]

That seems to be a mute point, regardless of whether the sac is removed or not she will have the return with her genetic condition

[@amandabarfield4242]

These people are frauds and making money off these unknowing individuals who probably go right back to them to have them drained every time they fill back up because the sac is not removed. Someone should sue these people.

[@mariaalcoholado7923]

Removing the sac is very painful. My Mother has this problem, and after removing the sacs she suffered two days a nameless pain. That is the reason she only had those damn cysts away once. It's a genetic condition and the cysts don't stop growing and reproducing

[@debratramsak3160]

I've never seen anything like this before. I'm mesmerized!

[@HELP-STUDIOS-500]

youtibe Dr pimple popper and look at her mama squishy videos x

[@RandomChicky147]

They're steatocystomas

[@kellwood1404]

@Debra Tramsak Thuy hasn’t worked with a lot of steatacystomas. They’re usually in layers at angles, vertically, horizontally, and overlapping. If there’s still a bump, it’s a 2nd or 3rd one. Then need to angle blade, rinse repeat. The main reason to pop them is pain relief. Dr Lee said even if you remove the sac, it can still come back and vice versa. They’re fun to watch. There’s one video of arm pit steatacystoma removals.

[@debratramsak3160]

@@kellwood1404 thank you. B safe.

[@maryannoluchukwu638]

Me too

[@barbarashields5552]

I ADORE steatocystomas - and this technician really knows how to extract them completely.

[@riseevolution]

😅i love them also

[@sylviagutierrez9245]

Imagine if they could do this to cellulite, now that would be a billion dollar business

[@debs1185]

I wish 🤣

[@finleyi1701]

@@debs1185 why do ppl view cellulite as a bad thing

[@werockontodisney2623]

@@finleyi1701 i believe it’s simply just because people often times see imperfections as bad, even though they’re very much not

[@janablang]

@@werockontodisney2623 Very well said.

[@sylviagutierrez9245]

@jack steve , yes, but that requires a plastic surgeon, an anesthesiologist, and a lot of money. Imagine being able to pop cellulite pockets, without major surgery.

[@josephsantos1576]

For the new people joining us: 1. Yes, we know they are steatocystomas 2. Yes, she left the sacs inside

[@53septem]

Thank you. I was going to ask what they were. 😉

[@aschulzegrl]

Question - do they go away after treatment, come back, or come back in different spots?

[@EPrice-tu3of]

😂😂😂😂

[@kimberlymimbs2342]

@@aschulzegrl They will go away if she were to take the sac out completely, however it’s very likely there will be new ones come up over time.

[@janstanfield5162]

@@aschulzegrl Answer: sometimes to all your questions. 😊

[@winonayvette4615]

As much as I LOVE videos like this, I really feel bad for people who suffer with this ailment their whole lives.

[@brookemckinley5709]

What even are these??

[@winonayvette4615]

@@brookemckinley5709 I can't remember the name of the condition that causes this. Excess body oils gather under the skin instead of coming out normally. People with this usually have it for life.

[@cherry-nw1sl]

@@brookemckinley5709 just like wiyona said this might be lipomas. i had it removed once at the back of my neck. mine was old and when they dug it out somehow it was dark red/brown in colour

[@amberjo1984]

@@brookemckinley5709 these are steatocystomas

[@kristinwright6632]

@@brookemckinley5709 steatocystomas. They contain essentially oil. It is a genetic condition. Looks up Dr Pimple Popper's series with Mama Squishy. She really has them bad. But she is a really fun patient.

[@michellcatalinapradaveland6338]

No se por que me causa tanta satisfacción ver estas clases de vídeos.

[@carolinazwanck3980]

A mi también me pasa!!!!

[@junsuidearu]

Alguien comentó en inglés que puede ser por nuestras raíces como primates esté integrado en nosotros el disfrutar arreglarnos los unos a los otros, como los monitos quitándose los bichitos.

[@idris-vo5np8bx1f]

Yes sir.

[@jimharris9394]

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[@PatoCarlosñeñeñe]

@@junsuidearu gracias por tu comentario, tiene todo el sentido

[@ginahundley8128]

My heart goes out to this person for sharing their experience. This can’t be an easy disease to live with. And I know this was only one arm shown in this treatment. I can only imagine how many more need to be extracted.

[@christinagonzalez5851]

What disease is this?

[@ginahundley8128]

@@christinagonzalez5851 it’s steatocytomas.

[@Supernaught00]

@@ginahundley8128 Thank you! I've been wondering what's going on here.

[@abracadabra3932]

Yes but according to Dr. Pimple Popper the sack needs to be removed from the or they will come right back. So, this will only be a temporary fix for them.

[@a-tacalpha2020]

The sack being removed is only a temporary fix. This particular skin condition is one where the person constantly grows these. Not to mention the sack for these is already dissolved in the skin and no longer exists.

[@js1701]

I think I would pay someone to let me do this for them.

[@susieast450]

😆😆😆 Same 🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@xlbpb93]

Ditto haha

[@heiddybianchini7711]

Me too 😂

[@yannicktihoni6271]

Ččq

[@jeannedorsey8122]

Right, me too!!! I have a new neighbor and she has them all over her arms. I want so bad to grab her and say I’m going help you take care of these steatocystomas!!! Lol!!!

[@SproozGooz]

this person is going to be like 10 lbs lighter after this

[@debbiehorton3200]

Right

[@eecifircas]

why ?

[@ryanbowley8141]

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[@dannelouisecastro6351]

@@eecifircas yt7g47k55k8t6864luiguogkhg

[@Loulou_312]

Lmao😂😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣

[@noratruong7816]

Cái này là một dạng bệnh chứ không phải là mụn đâu nha. Nên đi bác sĩ nữa😂

[@annakrackerjaxxx5656]

I feel so bad for people who have this. I feel worse for enjoying it so much when they’re removed. Thuy is amazing, she never hurries, and helps so many people.

[@gwenmartinsen3979]

I feel terrible for people with acne. To have those unfortunate lesions on your face out there for the whole world to see. What it must do to their lives: teasing, mean remarks, others not wanting to touch you, can't get a date, way low self - esteem and self - confidence. Very difficult when you're a teen or a young adult.

[@jandipalermo2598]

Watch Dr. pimple popper- momma squishy she had a lot of these. Dr pimple popper explains these.

[@joanscott-l9t]

​@@gwenmartinsen3979p

[@grazialochiano7010]

😂❤❤❤❤❤

[@hollycole2300]

"This is so disgusting." "Why are you watching it?" "I love it."

[@IrfanUllah-lh9fr]

Hi

[@IrfanUllah-lh9fr]

Plz send WhatsApp number

[@mariapaolacinquini2004]

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[@liana-qu6mk]

Are you ok in the head ??🤔 I don’t think so 🙄

[@Atris_Hayport]

My doctor always said the pudding would go straight to my thighs

[@radiomancave6747]

Finally!! Some decent pops from this place. I was getting frustrated with them passing over the big ones and wasting time on the microscopic ones no one cares about.

[@kridsanamahawong4554]

ค ณ ณเ ธ เ ทม ระดับปริญญาตรีภาคั พิเศษ ต้อนรับทั้งนี้ น สกฤษณานืนนนืรรรรื้รืรื

[@AnnieNugget]

I agree but these aren't regular pimples. They're sebaceous cysts

[@lorigrammatico2588]

It must be a fake arm.. anyone see the person that belongs to?

[@leilamin1780]

@@lorigrammatico2588 look at the skin details it most definitely isn’t fake

[@simpalert]

Amen brother

[@jeannecedrone9831]

Fantastic, love the spirals!! Great videos.

[@gamrenchantment]

Has a whole new meaning for "I can't believe it's not butter" 😂

[@aspen798]

This is a cursed comment- why was I also thinking this?- 💀

[@NhungHoang-zy2jt]

I just eat i (dont belive it not butter) for my breakfast then ha ha

[@DakotaRae2211]

Ewwwwwww hahaha

[@spectralpoodietat]

forbidden noodles

[@sofiaanguiano3517]

N o...

[@elizabethcooke7210]

Do they inject people with custard before making these videos!!! 😂 Can’t ... stop ... watching ...

[@sashasims7708]

Think they're steato systomas. Probably spelled that wrong. If you don't take pit the sack, they just fill up again. I don't think they're is a cure for it unfortunately. But it is somewhat treatable. I've seen some pretty severe cases on arms and the neck. These are still pretty tiny.

[@janephung3765]

@@sashasims7708 o

[@kerplunk9434]

Mmmmm banana pudding😂

[@senoramariposa]

🍋 lemon curd

[@lynnracine2459]

Banana soft serve ice cream

[@avisrobinson452]

Am I the only one that likes how it comes out squiggly? 😁

[@marlena321]

I love it lol

[@Katie2986]

Even better when the squiggles have hairs! 😁

[@ButacuPpucatuB]

Like a semi liquid and semi solid golden ribbon!!! I watched so many times 😍 This vid relaxes me

[@reneebraye3894]

I’m here for the spooge! I will never look at a barvarian cream filled donut the same way...I’m still gonna eat it tho..lol

[@Katie2986]

@@reneebraye3894 😆👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😆

[@brittneyhenry6765]

This is a super great video for anybody that enjoys Steatocystoma But for someone that understands that the patient is suffering because they need someone to remove the sack that way the will never come back. When you just expressed the Contant and not remove the sack then the sack and multiply and that’s why you have 234 like that together in a cluster. I’m sure you’ll notice all you would have to do is Google and figure out how to remove the sack it’s not hard and cut the sack out for the patient

[@MsR-4423]

I was thinking the same thing. If they don't remove the sack, it will come back.

[@blissabysmalism7813]

To everyone complaining about the sacs: Would you rather have this removed every now n then with a tiny nick of the skin. Or go through the removal just to have giant scars and STILL HAVE A POSSIBILITY of having these come back?

[@kjvill2013]

Not a possibility. They will come back - FACT. This is steatocystoma multiplex, a rare, lifelong, and incurable genetic condition. Even if she went through with all the incision to get the sacs out, it will come back. So having bigger incisions to get rid of the sac and deal with bigger scars is pointless. And you can tell the patient is already used to this.

[@berylmngomezulu3637]

@@kjvill2013 G

[@iamarianna8972]

@@kjvill2013 absolutely correct. Married to a dermatologist and they never remove sacs. Even new students coming through are not taught to do that.

[@susanallen5751]

Well said

[@leslieshand4509]

Giant scars? No, very minimal scarring and without removing the sack they WILL come back, and having been fiddled with in a non sterile procedure the likelihood of them becoming abscesses dramatically goes up. This isn’t acne of any form, the person temporarily removing the sack contents is not a physician.

[@lululisalu4396]

These absolutely fascinate me!! Anyone else notice how deep she has to pierce to get to these pockets? Dang!!!

[@alisonjohnson287]

I did, but I don’t wanna be on the receiving end of that whatever it is she’s using 🤪

[@thatpanfairy7176]

It’s so soothing to watch ngl

[@lisaanderson7128]

She has this video marked as acne, blackheads and whiteheads, but these are not any of those. They're called steatocystomas, and she needs to get the cyst wall out or they'll just come back again.

[@vikagrinberg9203]

@@lisaanderson7128 they’ll come back regardless

[@lisaanderson7128]

@@vikagrinberg9203 In 20+ years I've never had one come back when the walls were removed and I didn't have CO2 laser back ups done either.

[@fonnireed]

Watching this was way more satisfying than watching dr Lee dig at momma squishys butt for hours trying to get the sac out

[@vondabrannan9859]

😆😆😆

[@maryjokley7247]

I’m amazed at how they’re coming out attached to the incision instrument. Never saw that happen in Momma Squishy. Or am I wrong.

[@alexandriacarrera9752]

But at least dr lee was getting the sac

[@OP-1000]

tattooedbeauty62 carrera . Maybe the woman doesn’t want the surgery to get the sacs out. Maybe she just visits the spa now and again.

[@VR6virgin]

You should watch josefa reina she is much better technically to watch.

[@chatmedia4342]

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

[@marcusfonseca1703]

Algum brasileiro curtindo esse canal e achando massa😉

[@jessnom7084]

eu e ainda tô tentando descobrir que doideira é essa e caçando pra ver se eu tenho que eu quero tirar

[@marcusfonseca1703]

@@jessnom7084 mt legal né.. da vontade de fazer msm..kkkk

[@rosangelalopescosta8951]

Isso daí é o tanto de queijo e creme que nós comemos kkkkkkk (brincadeira).

[@cytavares]

São cistos, em inglês chamam de steatocystomas, eles tem um saco que tb precisa ser removido senão acabam voltando, não é um procedimento para spas e sim dermatologistas. Assista a Dr Sandra Lee, procure por um vídeo com uma paciente chamada Mamma Squishy, ela tira muito disso ;)

[@marcusfonseca1703]

@@cytavares eu sei..qnd disse achando massa, quis dizer se estavam gostando...eu retirei um cisto nas costas..o C.G retirou a bolsa

[@inhvankhiem1827]

It's look disgusting but i just can't stop watching it 🤣🤣

[@smallmadamokafor4193]

This is me 🤣

[@nannaholopainem8204]

Same😂

[@bbsadventures1176]

Same 🤣😂

[@cassandraharris4873]

I know right! What is it, fat deposits?

[@_amal6528]

Same😂😂

[@susanwinters7610]

Yes we have to remember whilst watching these videos of treatment, the pleasure we get from them is nothing like the pain or discomfort this poor individual is going through daily living with this dreadful condition.

[@DeepConnectionswithAndee]

What is the condition called?

[@maggiefoley8011]

Steatocystoma is what it is called.

[@LP-lk4wv]

God bless them.

[@missg.5940]

@@maggiefoley8011 Seattle Tacoma’s🤗😷🇨🇦

[@RomelaCepeda]

Are these painful like pimples?

[@Denise3664.]

I have watch this every night when I go to bed

[@mateusrf]

Pronto o comentário em português está aqui 😆, agora vai curtir a extração .

[@meira.claristela]

Ah não acredito nisso kkkkkkkkkkk

[@yaraemilyblog8453]

Eu tentando achar um kkkk

[@karolineneves8890]

Alguém sabe me dizer oq e isso ? Não é possível q seja cravos kkkkk

[@lidianesilvacintra368]

Isso será oque ?

[@nebuoficial9933]

Estou querendo saber tbm oque e isso

[@misme5086]

I love how the blade seems to "pop" through and the stuff shoots out. I would LOVE to do one of these!

[@videosdeamongusmayoralcrem8143]

Enhorabuena..muy bien sacado

[@sebatianalopes2563]

Oi@@videosdeamongusmayoralcrem8143

[@tarciaribeiro5472]

I don't know why but this kind of videos makes me relax

[@zitush]

me too .. when im nervous this helps me chill :D

[@srywatysaquera5626]

@@zitush i don't care

[@amyk8488]

Lol and they call it relaxing spa video. Im so addicted I cant stop watching. I watch in bed and fall asleep to it. Hahah

[@srywatysaquera5626]

@@amyk8488 i don't care

[@balloonboy935]

@@srywatysaquera5626 who asked you

[@megmaul3123]

Found out these are steatocystomas. That's why they look like butter. They are formed in the sebaceous glands and filled with sebum. Sebum is an oily substance that lubricates the human hair and skin which is made up of oils and waxes. Pretty cool!

[@nonacee5065]

And apparently painful when they are full. It's genetic and comes back frequently.

[@karmaleenash2841]

I hope Momma Squishy sees these! She would faint. Marvelous! 🤍👀🤍

[@marylware]

I just hate she is not removing the sac. They will just come back

[@karenpruitt6696]

@@marylware I’m yelling get the sac seed

[@marylware]

@@karenpruitt6696 Me too

[@candyarmstrong9147]

Love Manna Squishy! Why do I find these do satisfying to watch.

[@curvytangerine]

@@marylware omg the sac doesn't matter with steatos lol

[@lindacraig8354]

Wow. That was a lot of steatcystomas. Even though I'm totally fascinated with them, I feel sorry for the people who suffer with them.

[@judygraham8477]

Yeh I feel sorry for them too ,it must be very uncomfortable having those lumps there

[@joannethomas6220]

M

[@carolking216]

They are pockets of oil only. Not skin. Usually looks like butter. But they come back if they don't get the sack out. Which is no easy task.

[@MorbidEye0]

@@carolking216 Wether the sack is or isnt removed, staetocystoma is a genetic condition and will come back no matter what

[@amyk8488]

Do you think its painful for them. If so that's a lot of pain

[@leslietheriault8821]

Anyone else hear the little 'pops' when she poked some of them? Happy happy joy joy!

[@sederahmonroe8379]

😂😂😂so relaxing 😅

[@jarmo04]

🤤

[@justanotherfella4585]

For sure!

[@keciajames2979]

OMG! Never paid it any attention until I read your comment. Makes this extra relaxing now. (I feel like such a weirdo🤦🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️)

[@lululisalu4396]

I usually watch these vids with the audio off, but saw your comment and thought “hm ... let me see if I can hear them”!!! O. M. G. Amazing!!

[@АнтонинаЛисицкая-у8о]

Какими только болезнями болеют люди. Господи Иесусе, помоги всем людям избавиться от разных болезней. Аминь.

[@lilchocolatetinkc6743]

This is not a disease its a skin condition

[@АнтонинаЛисицкая-у8о]

Это стеатоцистомы, заболевание кожи.

[@jimharris9394]

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[@mikecloeter4780]

Awesome! I like how you don’t butcher the patient by removing the sacs.

[@kimberlymimbs2342]

That just means they will fill back up...

[@cheapnchic5013]

@@kimberlymimbs2342 Maybe because she knows it's best if the dermatologist does it.

[@kimberlymimbs2342]

@@cheapnchic5013 very true. I guess you get whatever help you can. In the state of California the law specifically states that only Drs can pierce the skin. Estheticians can only pop with their finger. Dr. Pimple Popper said that in one of her videos.

[@PaisleyGreene63]

@@kimberlymimbs2342 I heard that too. Esthetician’s aren’t allowed to cut the skin. That’s why they sometimes go a little heavy with the needle - it’s all they can do.

[@halcyonnights1]

@@kimberlymimbs2342 No, they won't Kimberly. You might want to google "steatocystoma". They are weird little semi-cysts where the cyst walls are so thin they just get absorbed by the body. Lots of interesting facts to read about.

[@botviews611]

You re the reason I m on my phone so damn much

[@Dee_Dee794]

Right 😂 !

[@wendyr1580]

Guilty! 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@Ladiedi1980]

Same 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@monmiranda2997]

lol .

[@jandipalermo2598]

Go to Dr Sandra Lee dr pimple popper and see if you can find Momma Squishy. Her body was covered with a lot of these. Dr. Pimple popper explained a lot about these.

[@Ord_Wingate]

It amazes me how it solidifies as it exits the body. The human body is a strange thing

[@pandanotorious]

We are fearfully and wonderfully made

[@mariadelourdes2114]

@@pandanotorious no

[@janebraun4409]

Can't believe how much comes out! Great video! What causes this?

[@MsR-4423]

This is steatocystoma multiplex. It is a genetic disorder.

[@katiebird3534]

I love watching how the bump just deflates. So satisfying

[@Odecore]

YES🥰❤

[@SolMVlogs]

Wow youtube showed me a cheddar cheese ad in the Middle of this 🙃🧀

[@jessicaphanbandith3539]

lmao!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@axelthecat5098]

🤮🤣🤣🤣

[@axelthecat5098]

Looks a lot like lemon pudding/custard. 😝🍋

[@donnar9864]

I keep getting Lume' commercials...ALL..THE..TIME LOL

[@Tavialatrice]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@SinFlavia]

Imagine going to Vietnam just to watch this show live.

[@laquisha630]

I wouldn't be able to just watch - they'd have to let me pop a few! 😁

[@marcys.1316]

This was the most satisfying one I've watched to date and I've watched quite a few!

[@ЛюдмилаЕмельянова-и6п]

Что в этом приятного? Ужас и только! 😢

[@manahime69]

@@ЛюдмилаЕмельянова-и6п What's nice and satisfying about this is that the person getting the steatocystomas removed won't have to deal with them anymore. It's also satisfying for many of us (me included) to see them getting removed. Especially when it's done right, and all of the content is properly removed.

[@PatoCarlosñeñeñe]

Eres muy hermosa! 😻

[@fayeking75]

Its a very primal thing to groom each other. Thats why we enjoy watching.

[@rainbowroadthekilljoy8]

Oh shittt, dog. You cracked the code

[@RisadinhaCynthia]

Why am i watching this every day?😫😫

[@moejalee7866]

I fall asleep to it every night smh 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@marcoslanderos1047]

Yyyyyyyyyyyyy

[@DR-eq6qe]

Because we are sick, my love. We are sick. 👌🏻😆

[@roseluca8352]

That was so satisfying.

[@kezpanel]

my god... i would like to apply warm lotion, and rub it in slowly. it's my favorite activity.

[@LenaFilatova-i3t]

Извращенцы

[@evangelinarodriguez9106]

Qué dolor! cómo se desinfecta ésas heridas?

[@BornAgainFarmGirl]

Momma Squishy is here watching , I’m sure 🤣 !

[@dawnjensen6560]

Thought of her right away

[@_LSW]

Same here

[@laRosa1969]

Was thinking the same

[@ddarupporu]

Every time I watch these videos of cyst extraction, I feel grateful that I don’t have any of them..

[@보실-l9u]

이게 뭘 짜는건지 아시나요?피부병같은건가요?

[@lornacroucher9643]

They look like tape worms ...ewww

[@xXSweetJaniiXx]

네 😭

[@ddarupporu]

@@보실-l9u 피지낭종이래요😣

[@보실-l9u]

@@ddarupporu 아.그렇군요.감사합니다.셀룰라이트 짜는건가 했네요.ㅎㅎㅎ ;;

[@trippychick92]

Thank you to this lady who gave us so much happiness from her steatocyctomas

[@richdiddens4059]

Vanilla pudding!

[@ValerieDenvir]

Total perfection. Amazing

[@wtf5141]

The fact that you can hear a faint little “pop” when they stick the blade in is so incredibly satisfying. 😏

[@lologoldsmith3996]

Is this a disease or is it normal for the body to create egg noodles from ones inner body 😆😑😯? seriously

[@charleybell971]

All I could hear was a guy in the background crying 😏

[@christinepratt1875]

And you can tell when the blade has hit its mark too.

[@Alfakkin]

I want that blade, just in case my acne is back

[@simpalert]

So satisfying 😩👌🏽

[@angelaschwartz6111]

When it’s quiet enough in the spa, so many times, you can actually hear a “click” sound at the very moment the scalpel blade breaks through the skin! I can’t believe it. I’ve never heard that before! Fascinating!

[@amylewis9181]

I just heard it crazy 😜

[@ValeriaRodriguez-bb5ch]

I cant stop hearing it now lol

[@thaischempe2333]

Brasileiros?

[@federicodiaz7036]

Chinos, usas telegram ?

[@pedrocamposbezerra7212]

N sei pq o youtube me recomenda esses vídeos, mas vejo até o final kkkkk

[@filipegatao0800]

Isso é espinha????? Br🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@thainaraguilherme8656]

Que diacho é isso ?? 🤨🤔

[@beatam.1231]

Spagetti🇩🇪🇵🇱

[@myleahzackyahsvideos4451]

Love it. Wish I was the technician ❤

[@judydemoss8330]

I love how she gets that stuff to climb her little knife thing!

[@lezliesummers4192]

Looks like to me she could do this herself

[@robynlayne1]

@Judy Demoss I know right? There’s almost an art to it. She has clearly done this before!

[@nonacee5065]

Wonder what it says about us, enjoying watching it.

[@ajvannatter2611]

I feel such sadness that anyone suffers from this condition. That they are willing to go through so much pain to remove them speaks highly to their fortitude and courage.

[@sherrmannh36]

I’m sorry people have to live with this acne but they are my favorite “pops” to watch.☺️

[@ozgulsahin3811]

[yummy [ť[ť

[@ozgulsahin3811]

J

[@MsR-4423]

This is steatocystoma multiplex. It is a genetic disorder.

[@carolynwoolman3068]

This person has the most amazing skin. I have yet to see even one freckle. Good job

[@d.k.1394]

True

[@robingarrett3171]

People are driving me nuts with the stupid sac comments. I think I am officially cabin fevered.

[@halcyonnights1]

Welcome to the dark side. One of us, one of us, one of us.

[@ktroeyeng]

Same

[@phoenixgirl70]

I know it drives me insane too. They’re not dermatologists (the esthetician’s to remove the sac AND the people commenting).

[@madelinewhite7874]

Anyone who gets steatosystomas knows that there is a sack along with the gooey substance, if you don't remove the sack they do come back and it can cause infections.

[@hahahamadeyoulook]

@@madelinewhite7874 they don’t have to be removed omg. with normal cysts, yes, but with these, *no*

[@samanthav8728]

This technician has some serious skills! I hope she is compensated well for her abilities and talent!

[@jeaneronopawirojeane8864]

Llllllll

[@jeaneronopawirojeane8864]

Lllllllllllll

[@jeaneronopawirojeane8864]

Ullll

[@juanjoseocanadominguez3458]

She is not even using anesthesia

[@juanjoseocanadominguez3458]

And it's not removing the sac

[@emi5312]

Pop Sounds: 12:16 13:48 14:12 16:55 17:17 Might just have been the gloves but it's still satisfying lol

[@FrancesBaconandEggs]

Doing the Lord’s work 🙏

[@annapapageorgiou6838]

Wow!!!ll!after so hard work..... congratulations!!!!!!lyou need to relax!!!!!!!

[@Don-Frio]

This is the first one I've seen where this procedure actually looks helpful lol

[@lauragregorius6578]

It's not! This is a condition called steatocystoma and there is a sac in each one of you don't get the sac the cysts come back

[@wtf5141]

@@lauragregorius6578 I was just about to say the same thing. As satisfying as it is to watch, they’re definitely not doing them any favors. Not removing that damn sack means they’ll come right back. It’s sad they’re going through all the pain of having their skin pierced with a scalpel with no numbing. It breaks my heart. 😔

[@charlottet5460]

@@lauragregorius6578 actually, from what i've seen in the comments, attempting to remove the sac doesnt guarantee that the cyst and things won't come back, and the sac being emptied actually would feel very relieving the reply to your comment said smth about numbing, im not sure if she did that, but even so it wouldn't hurt as badly as removing the sac without numbing removing the sac completely (or attempting to at least) doesn't fully guarantee that the cyst won't return (plus the client has a disease or something so any way these would keep popping up) anyway, removing the sac would cause massive scarring as well (along with the fact that the cysts could return), so this is actually a lot more helpful and less painful on the body and the client also, this is all just what i've learned from the comments and what i've learned from watching all these videos, so by all means my word is not certified truth, so yeah

[@meme-iq7tx]

you can hear the pops close up on the big ones 😩. that’s what makes it more satisfying

[@mitchmiller2382]

"I can't believe it's not butter." LOL

[@sandrastrzelczyk8647]

It's a custard

[@daniellerowles4128]

😂😂

[@mensain2242]

@@sandrastrzelczyk8647 😂😂😂🤣

[@cynthiachurch7214]

Parkay!

[@nancyruegsegger4259]

😲

[@sharonmcbride3225]

I keep going back to this masterclass of steatocistoma work its great 😊

[@cougarchickc033]

How does one get these and once they’re punctured, do they come back? It looks awfully painful.

[@neversaw]

Each one is like *pop*WEEEEeeeeeee and I love it allllllll

[@moonflower6837]

After reading this comment that was a sound in my head for every one they popped

[@nyteshayde1197]

It's the roller coaster of cyst popping.

[@AnonymousAnonymous-fe4uf]

i love it /i hate its gross

[@ginacoloma3936]

😂 pop wee

[@dibarenthlei9049]

Omg this comment.. I laugh so hard i fell down from my bed🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@briannacraig4410]

The way they come out is just crazy! Almost doesn't even look real! Great work on this one 👏 👍

[@mangalkamble3766]

Tru

[@jenniferarmes6308]

The way these tornado around that knife blade is so awesome to watch!

[@carolynrandle5454]

What is that yellow stuff?

[@tabhaqiyoriansyah8442]

Mustard

[@lillyrose3545]

“I said 6 inch ribbon curls”

[@donnahacker43]

But that's impossible

[@janineadkins8259]

😂😂☃️

[@goddess4183]

😂😂😍😂

[@Anna-qt5zr]

6. Inches.

[@JailynJames]

I'm dead! You win the internet today! Love a good Elf joke.

[@gracekim1960]

This lady has all that on one arm! I'm wondering if there's more on her body. Lol the continuation should be a series.

[@crackerjack010101]

Love when I can hear the steatocystomas pop 😂

[@cuongtranquoc3377]

chị ơiz cái này tự nặn đc k ạ, nặn xong thì nên bôi gì ạ

[@pagrahee5857]

I’m really not sure why I’m salivating. Not in a hungry way... maybe just a hunger to see more pops. This one has to be in my Top 10!

[@meuthiasekarhandayani5380]

K

[@fancifuldevices]

I had a friend who’s mouth would water when she was popping pimples!!!

[@jacintogomez8426]

Juela Q. Mantecado tenía esa maitra en el cuerpo

[@nevertoooldfordolls]

Glad im not the only one

[@deanshannon5105]

What she is popping are called steatocystomas, they real. Sebaceous cysts. They are very sif and the contents is very oily and can be yellowish in colour like butter or completely liquified

[@terricarter8820]

I wondered why they were yellow and cheesy like

[@nicktombs1876]

I cant believe it's not butter takes on a whole new meaning here!

[@Raven7400]

Indeed

[@marshamccree3291]

Beautiful job thank you

[@cynthiareynolds3432]

I have to admit I like the way they remove Steatocystomas over the trauma Dr. Lee leaves. Do we know for a fact they come back? Even if they do, I'd rather have this little nick in the skin. Also, does it seem like there are a lot of them in Asia? They seem to be considered regular acne.

[@TrueScandal]

No fr the way dr lee removes them are unpleasant And anticlimactic

[@escapecoral]

I agree with you. We all know really the sac should be removed but watching Dr Lees sac removal, especially on the patient's skin which is visible, eg upper chest, face, forehead, the resulting trauma and scar she leaves, in my opinion removing the sac isn't worth it. I'd rather have a clean nick in the skin every year or so (if it takes that long to fill up?) than have a scar 5x larger than the simple nick this lady does.

[@cheapnchic5013]

I love Dr Sandrw Lee but I agree. I'd do th3 same if it l was me.

[@janwilliams3598]

If you see someone who has had them done like this and they come back, needing to be done again, it leaves ugly scar tissue and discoloration. Better to have it done right the first time.

[@umami0247]

Yes they will fill back up again that is why the pimple popper goes after the sack under the skin.

[@lauriejohnson220]

I'm impressed with her patience. She made sure to fully empty almost every one of these fascinating butter bombs!

[@jodieroberts7882]

Butter bomb.

[@teresamancini1311]

What she is doing is only part of the process…there’s a sac under the skin , and if the sac is not removed, the sac will refill with more buttery stuff!

[@Kldwilliams3]

Butter bombs!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@jenniferviolet4034]

@@teresamancini1311 dont think these have sacs like cysts do.

[@jenniferviolet4034]

Sorry, yeah they do🤔😲

[@redrose_666]

The term "home made mayonaise" gets a whole new meaning.... :-D

[@lonnarheaj]

I was thinking " I can't believe it's not butter" ... 🥴

[@redrose_666]

@@lonnarheaj Do you think this margarine can be considered vegan? :-D

[@jateacarter5749]

@@lonnarheaj Grosssss omg

[@srgmom]

Hollandaise or Béarnaise.

[@margomazzeo1680]

If thats mayo..its old and spoiled..its yellow!😣😞😒😰

[@jordantennyson44]

Loved this video! My 2 year old daughter kept asking me if they were noodles 😂

[@YeLLowPanDa25]

I can watch this video for 24 hour straight

[@CRyan71]

That's nothing. I could watch it for a whole day

[@yviemcmommy9840]

Country crock, "I can't believe it's not butter"

[@miffyo]

🤣🤣🤭🤭the best

[@jhoang861]

😂🤣😂

[@freddiebates5539]

Lol

[@colleenmartin6448]

Heh Heh. 😷👵😄😂

[@TXDancingBuffalo]

This was most satisfying. I could watch these forever. Hopefully the person feels much better after removal. I can only imagine what they must feel like when they get inflamed.

[@MichellekristinRedding]

Wondering why your not removing the whole capsule afterwards?

[@totestazz24]

This is my new favorite video on this channel, the popping noise and the hidden ones 😱

[@carolrosecarlson5585]

Imagine the pressure these put on the underlying tissues.

[@JettBlast]

From what I am learning they are painful, I have had some clogs that hurt when popped...

[@lovelive8262]

My younger sister, studied 7 years in medical academy as a best student. Few months ago she opened her Beauty and Skin Care Salon. I think in order touch someones skin you need really good knowledge and how to treat right way. Small infection may cause danger to the patients life.

[@davidfisher9470]

@@dianea3324 agreed wipe of the gloves when full.

[@jimharris9394]

And if you listen carefully, you can hear the little "tick" sound as the knife breaks through the inner capsule. The only bad part is that the procedure leaves the patient looking like he was a target at a shooting range what with the blood all over the place.

[@마야-m1v]

대박 신기... 피부가 어찌 저리될수가...ㅠㅠ

[@kwa9093]

These are so weird, and oddly fascinating.

[@x24agthorn29]

So... how long has this person been injecting themself with honey mustard dressing?

[@lindabahlmann9442]

Ha!🤣

[@vickithomas949]

🤣🤣🤣

[@geraldinebruce6970]

Not funny sorry 🙏💚🙏💚🙏💚

[@MorbidEye0]

For all those people who are going on about the sack: Wether the sack is or isnt removed, staetocystoma is a genetic condition and will come back no matter what.

[@Buddy--]

Don't spoil their business!

[@QueenHive4]

Steatocystomas-MultiPlex is, it is caused by mutations in the KRT17 gene and yes if you have the mutation which is past down from parent to child, you will have reoccurring cysts.... that's inevitable. But but that isn't imminent issue. Once a practitioner has decided to drain the contents of the cysts, it's wise to remove the sac as well because if you leave it in, your body sends Leukocytes to the area to eventually heal a deflated balloon. If it's removed, it's LESS material to heal thus less leukocytes. Keep in mind leukocytes = pus & heat which = inflammation.

[@praystation]

@@QueenHive4 that's not pus. steato means fat. like in steatorrhea.

[@QueenHive4]

@@praystation omg do people read these days??? YES the original issue: "The Steatocystoma" is an overproduction of oil due to the KRT17 mutations BUT it has a SAC that IN THIS VIDEO she/he/ the practitioner leaves behind so therefore, will get potentially infected because it now not only got exposed to air ,but a foreign instrument that punctured it!!! Leukocytes will be sent there...i guaranteed you. Whether or not is gets ANGRY enough....that depends on a few different facts, one of which how many micrometer of bacteria has entered the body. Anything else?