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'Dr Pimple Popper’ Season Squeezings: Jeff has an eye cyst, can Dr Lee successfully remove 'little Halle Berries'?

It was way more tricky to operate on the eye as a tiny misstep might have caused significant damage

Doctor Sandra Lee was back just in time for Christmas to spread some cheer this holiday with the seasons’ squeezings. The show was filmed before the pandemic and Dr Lee further confirmed it with her tweet, “A little known fact: this holiday episode was filmed right BEFORE the pandemic!” So if you saw the doctor hugging her patients, don’t be squeezy.

Married couple Jeff and Jenna paid Dr Lee a little visit to get rid of the little friend growing on his left eyelid. Jeff, being skeptical of doctors and hospitals in general, was carrying around the little lump on his eye for a very long time and it came to a point where it hindered his vision. It was his wife’s doing to drag him to the doctor after being frustrated and grossed out by popping cysts all over his back.

When Dr Lee saw a sullen Jeff sitting in the waiting area, she said, “You are really excited to be here aren’t you?” That put him to ease immediately and very soon the man became comfortable with the doctor. Jeff and Jenna chuckled when Dr Lee further named the cysts “little Halle Berries.” It turned out to be an epidermoid cyst and while it was easy to pop the cysts on Jeff’s back using a punch tool to make a small round insertion that let the pus come out easily, it was way more tricky to operate on the eye as it was far more delicate and a tiny misstep might have caused significant damage.

But thankfully Dr Lee’s expertise came through as she did what she does best, pop cysts. Jenna asked if she could have one of those surgical punch tools and the doctor said she would recommend that. 

Once the surgery was a success, Dr Lee and her nurses had a little fun time decorating the snowman. The snowman that Dr Lee named ‘Fleshy’ represented all kinds of skin diseases that the team helps people get rid of, like angiomatosis, skin tags, psoriasis, rhinophyma and many more.

Catch 'Dr Pimple Popper’ on Mondays at 9 pm ET/PT.