‘Dr Pimple Popper’: Watch Sandra Lee pop jelly ball-like cysts from the scalp to ooze brownish-yellow puss out
Dr Sandra Lee has made a name for herself ever since she appeared on TLC as 'Dr Pimple Popper'. The reality star and doctor has managed to treat thousands of patients and even the Covid-19 pandemic doesn't seem to be stopping her.
On Sunday, December 27, she removed several pilar cysts from one of her patient’s scalps and posted the video of one such fun pop on her Instagram handle. She wrote, “There's more where this pilar cyst came from! This patient had multiple cysts in her scalp, head to the link in my bio to see more!”
While popping pimples on the face and body is something Dr Lee’s fans and viewers of the show ‘Dr Pimple Popper’ are used to, popping a pimple on the scalp was something new. A fan commented on her post, “As a hairstylist, I see these ALL THE TIME on people.”
As soon as she popped the pimple, a brownish-yellow puss came out of it followed by a big stubborn chunk of lipoma which looked like a little jelly ball. As soon as it was out, the doctor said, “got it,” and sighed a breath of relief. A fan of the popping activity, one said, “LOVE when these ones pop on the way out.” Another asked, “When the Anaesthetic wears off, would that hurt?” While another shared, “Storytime. When I was 5th grade, I had something similar to this at the very top of my head & thought what if I just cut it off which i couldn't do & went through my whole 5th grade year covering up some short hairs which would always poke out somehow the damn cyst was still there too lmao fml.” One fan said, “Omg. That was beautiful!!!!!”
Dr Lee also has her own skincare line called SLMD skincare. She has a wide range of products and there is no doubt that people have been crazy about it. She has managed to find shelf space for her products in big retail houses such as Target. At the same time, she also sells them on her official site and often advertises them on her social media page. Apart from that, Dr Lee also has 6.75 million followers on YouTube.
Catch new episodes of 'Dr Pimple Popper’ on Mondays at 9 pm ET/PT.
