Katie Dupere

<p>In a new Instagram video, <a href="https://www.menshealth.com/search/?q=Dr.+Pimple+Popper" id="00d691c0-fd1e-367f-a638-c88a3fbef2a9">  Dr. Pimple Popper </a> aka, dermatologist and <a href="https://www.tlc.com/tv-shows/dr-pimple-popper/" id="13dcb442-8c32-35cc-a1cf-378020fb64b6">  TLC host Dr. Sandra Lee, MD </a> pops a 20-year-old forehead cyst filled with goopy "vanilla yogurt." This one is extra disturbing, so buckle up.</p>

<p>To begin the clip, Dr. Lee makes an incision into the forehead bump. Immediately, the buttery contents spills out, ready to evacuate its 20-year-old home. Dr. Lee squeezes the growth, forcing out more gooey gunk. </p>

<p>A vanilla Go-Gurt steatocystoma, one fan commented on the clip. Trust me, you'll see the resemblance.</p>

<p>To complete the removal, the famed dermatologist goes in for the cysts sac. Removing this membrane virtually guarantees the growth will be gone for good. </p>

<p>When Dr. Lee tells the patient that she just removed the sac, he replies, Oh, its open already? Yes, these removals, which are done under local anesthesia, are that easyno matter how gruesome they look.</p>

<p>Steatocystomas are typically small, benign lumps that are filled with sebum. Sebum is a yellowish, oily substance that helps lubricate the hair, skin, and nails, <a href="https://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/steatocystoma-multiplex" id="1920451c-68af-39ef-a08e-8e4759436583">  according to the National Institute of Health </a> .</p>

<p>Watch the 20-year-old cyst get the boot below:</p>

Dr. Pimple Popper Pops a 20-Year-Old ‘Yogurt' Cyst

Watch Dr. Pimple Popper Pop a 20-Year-Old ‘Yogurt-Filled’ Cyst

<p>In a new YouTube video, <a href="https://www.menshealth.com/health/a28804526/dr-pimple-popper-cyst-pop-rainbow-instagram-video/" id="b5331630-4f44-3739-a05e-1e4810b71df4">  Dr. Pimple Popper </a> aka dermatologist and <a href="https://www.tlc.com/tv-shows/dr-pimple-popper/" id="13dcb442-8c32-35cc-a1cf-378020fb64b6">  TLC host Dr. Sandra Lee, MD </a> pops a sizable, bulbous cyst on a patients upper back. After watching this pop, youre sure to pass on the potato salad at your next picnic.</p>

<p>In the clip, Dr. Lee makes an incision into the bulging cyst, which immediately allows the contents flow out. The chunky cyst is yellow-hued and thickand simply does not quit. This cyst is truly never-ending. </p>

<p>Dr. Lee describes this pop as a summertime potato salad," which is incredibly accurate though disturbing. It truly looks like the eggy and mayo-heavy dressing your mother would fix for the chilled summertime dish.</p>

<p>After the cyst is properly drained, Dr. Lee goes back in for the cysts sac, which virtually guarantees the growth wont return. After she is sure the entire cyst is removed, the famed dermatologist stitches the patient up and sends him on his way.</p>

<p>The growth featured in this video is likely an <a href="https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/sebaceous-cysts/symptoms-causes/syc-20352701" id="4b804927-4a40-3e06-a52d-c235838ec99b">  epidermoid cyst </a> . This type of cyst which is often filled with wet dead skin cells and <a href="https://www.health.harvard.edu/a_to_z/epidermoid-cyst-a-to-z" id="de5f8633-44e5-308a-a6cd-0da568ce61c7">  keratin </a> commonly occurs on the face, neck, chest and back.</p>

Dr. Pimple Popper Drains a 'Potato Salad' Cyst

Watch Dr. Pimple Popper Drain 'Summertime Potato Salad' From a Cyst

<p>In a new Instagram video, <a href="https://www.menshealth.com/health/a28804526/dr-pimple-popper-cyst-pop-rainbow-instagram-video/" id="b5331630-4f44-3739-a05e-1e4810b71df4">  Dr. Pimple Popper </a> aka dermatologist and <a href="https://www.tlc.com/tv-shows/dr-pimple-popper/" id="13dcb442-8c32-35cc-a1cf-378020fb64b6">  TLC host Dr. Sandra Lee, MD </a> plucks out a giant blackhead that looks exactly like a kernel of popcorn. Get ready because the resemblance is truly wild.</p>

<p>In the clip, you can see Dr. Lee numb the area, then go in with a pair of tweezers to pluck the dilated pore of Winer out. With a careful tug of the tweezers, shes able to pull out the sticky compacted contents in one piece.</p>

<p>There we go, she says as she inspects the popcorn kernel-like growth. Thats a nice one. Then, for good measure, theres an instant replay of the sticky pop. </p>

<p>Dr. Lee captioned the clip with a popcorn emoji, clearly playing on the fact that this pop looks like a kernel of exploded corn.</p>

<p>A blackhead of this size is commonly called a dilated pore of Winer. A <a href="https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK532967/" id="b23178e8-9b37-36d3-aa00-f87222824f24">  dilated pore of Winer </a> is essentially a large blackhead compacted in a single enlarged pore. This means the large crater left behind by this extraction is actually a single pore that has been stretched from the contents gathering inside. It's truly wild.</p>

Dr. Pimple Popper Pops a Giant "Popcorn" Blackhead

Watch Dr. Pimple Popper Pull Out a 'Popcorn Kernel' Dilated Pore of Winer

<p>These pops give a whole new meaning to "popcorn chicken." In a new Instagram video, <a href="https://www.menshealth.com/health/a28804526/dr-pimple-popper-cyst-pop-rainbow-instagram-video/" id="b5331630-4f44-3739-a05e-1e4810b71df4">  Dr. Pimple Popper </a> aka dermatologist and <a href="https://www.tlc.com/tv-shows/dr-pimple-popper/" id="13dcb442-8c32-35cc-a1cf-378020fb64b6">  TLC host Dr. Sandra Lee, MD </a> pops three little lipomas out of a patient body. And these fatty masses look exactly like little nuggets of raw popcorn chicken ready to be breaded.</p>

<p>In the clip, Dr. Lee makes three small incision, targeting the fatty lumps that are clustered together. It's unclear from the video where the lipomas are located on the patient's body. </p>

<p>One by one, Dr. Lee pops the raw popcorn chicken pieces out of the patient, making them surface above skin. Once the trio of pops are successfully squeezed from their homes, the famed derm then starts snipping them off with ease. Its a quite methodical procedureand a textbook removal of all three masses.</p>

<p>They look like little brains, one fan commented on the video. They may look like brains to some, but the growths definitely look like little lumps of meat from your favorite chicken spots fridge.</p>

<p>A <a href="https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/lipoma/symptoms-causes/syc-20374470" id="023a4aaf-9b4b-3147-aa8b-d07624e0ec97">  lipoma </a> is a fatty noncancerous growth that grows between the skin and muscle. The masses are usually a yellowish-orange color and tend to run in families.</p>

<p>Watch the trio of popcorn chicken pops below:</p>

Dr. Pimple Popper Pops 'Popcorn Chicken' Lipomas

Watch Dr. Pimple Popper Remove Three 'Raw Popcorn Chicken' Lipomas

<p>In a new Instagram video, <a id="b5331630-4f44-3739-a05e-1e4810b71df4" href="https://www.menshealth.com/health/a28804526/dr-pimple-popper-cyst-pop-rainbow-instagram-video/">  Dr. Pimple Popper </a> aka dermatologist and <a id="13dcb442-8c32-35cc-a1cf-378020fb64b6" href="https://www.tlc.com/tv-shows/dr-pimple-popper/">  TLC host Dr. Sandra Lee, MD </a> pops a series of blackheads scattered around a mans forehead. And these teeny tiny pops have an interesting backstory of bravery. Yes, these are more than merely satisfying pops.</p>

<p>In the clip, Dr. Lee uses a comedone extractor to push out the blackheads speckled across the mans forehead. She says the growths are ready to go, with the derm only using light pressure to extract the pepper-like specks. Though skin concerns often are the result of genetics, these tiny splattered blackheads likely have a different origin, according to Dr. Lee.</p>

<p>So you were a firefighter, and I do think being out there in all the soot and the smoke and being in the sun all the time can wreck havoc, Dr. Lee tells the patient in the clip. Now that's fascinating.</p>

<p>A <a id="593a9eef-a7b2-3015-aa28-cc7c88d7a2a4" href="https://www.healthline.com/health/blackheads">  blackhead </a> is a single pore filled with dead skin and oiland, in this particular case, compacted sootwhich forms a black head when exposed to air.</p>

Dr. Pimple Popper Pops Soot-Filled Blackheads

Watch Dr. Pimple Popper Pop Soot-Filled Blackheads on a Former Firefighter

<p>Get ready to squirt on all that extra butter, pop(corn) lovers. In a new Instagram video, <a href="https://www.menshealth.com/health/a28804526/dr-pimple-popper-cyst-pop-rainbow-instagram-video/" id="b5331630-4f44-3739-a05e-1e4810b71df4">  Dr. Pimple Popper </a> aka dermatologist and <a href="https://www.tlc.com/tv-shows/dr-pimple-popper/" id="13dcb442-8c32-35cc-a1cf-378020fb64b6">  TLC host Dr. Sandra Lee, MD </a> pops a cyst that overflows with oily, buttery contents. Your movie-time snack will never look the same again.</p>

<p>In the quick clip, Dr. Lee punctures the buried cyst with a surgical blade, then squeezes the growth with a firm hand. With little struggle or trouble, a river of oily, buttery yellow contents comes flowing out of the mass.</p>

<p>Like the movie theater butter, Dr. Lee captioned the video. And it truly looks like the oil-based fake butter youd get from a cinema.</p>

<p>The fact that it actually looks like butter is frighteningly awesome, a fan commented on the video, further proving the disturbing resemblance. Another added, "No! Don't ruin popcorn for me." Sorry. It happened.</p>

<p>This particular type of cyst is called a <a href="https://rarediseases.info.nih.gov/diseases/5003/steatocystoma-multiplex" id="ab8dee79-5c89-3d6f-a5c0-d8dd73599a8f">  steatocystoma. </a> Steatocystomas are small, benign lumps that are filled with sebum, a yellowish, oily substance that helps lubricate the hair, skin, and nails, <a href="https://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/steatocystoma-multiplex" id="1920451c-68af-39ef-a08e-8e4759436583">  according to the National Institute of Health </a> .</p>

<p>Watch the buttered popcorn pop in the clip below:</p>

Dr. Pimple Popper Pops 'Movie Theater Butter' Cyst

Watch Dr. Pimple Popper Squeeze 'Movie Theater Butter' from a Cyst

<p>Get ready to twirl your fork around this "noodle." In a new Instagram video, <a href="https://www.menshealth.com/health/a28804526/dr-pimple-popper-cyst-pop-rainbow-instagram-video/" id="b5331630-4f44-3739-a05e-1e4810b71df4">  Dr. Pimple Popper </a> aka dermatologist and <a href="https://www.tlc.com/tv-shows/dr-pimple-popper/" id="13dcb442-8c32-35cc-a1cf-378020fb64b6">  TLC host Dr. Sandra Lee, MD </a> squeezes a fettuccine soft pop out of a patients cheek. Yes, this is a pretty pasta pop.</p>

<p>In the silent clip, Dr Lee uses a comedone extractor to squeeze the noodle-like contents out of the soft pop. With a firm press of the tool, cream-hued gunk snakes out of the growth like a long piece of cooked pasta. It's both satisfying and disturbing, and will probably make you skip pasta night for a couple of weeks.</p>

<p>In the comments of the video, one fan wrote, Fettuccine time! Another fan simply commented three snake emojis, which says about everything in pictures, now doesnt it?</p>

<p>The soft pop appears to be a <a href="https://www.healthline.com/health/blackheads" id="593a9eef-a7b2-3015-aa28-cc7c88d7a2a4">  blackhead </a> , which is a single pore filled with wet dead skin and oil that forms a black head when exposed to air. The whiteish contents you see noodling out of this pop is the same material as the black head, though this gunk has yet to be oxidized.</p>

Dr. Pimple Popper Squeezes a “Fettuccine” Soft Pop

Watch Dr. Pimple Popper Squeeze a “Fettuccine Noodle” Soft Pop

<p>Upton completes seven reps of the intense landmine deadlift, which utilizes a straight barbell which is weighted at one end. The <a href="https://www.menshealth.com/fitness/a29268271/deadlift-alternative-exercises/" id="2f9da2d6-d9c0-3303-a86d-a3f84ab0119b">  variation on a typical deadlift </a> is especially helpful for those new to lifting. The anchored bar helps to teach proper technique by forcing a straight back and teaching the body to hinge at the hips.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/CCYzBlmBQus/" id="f29d141b-b0f9-3188-a981-f745ab1fdae9">  Uptons trainer Ben Bruno </a> also posted the clip to his Instagram feed, giving some context to the model's impressive feat of strength.</p>

<p>If youve ever done this exercise, thats some serious weight, Bruno writes of the 110 pound deadlift. Kate has gotten so strong. Wanna know her secret? Its consistent hard work over time. I wish I had a real secret or shortcut to share, but there is none. You cant cheat the process."</p>

<p>Bruno adds that during the ongoing 108-day quarantine period, Upton has completed 93 workouts with the trainer. In the video of Uptons deadlift, you can hear Bruno encouraging Upton over video chat, which is how the duo have been working out together even while physically distanced.</p>

<p>Some of the those days we train really hard and go for records, and thats when you see the videos like this, Bruno writes. But some days are much easier, and most workouts are what I call hardishthink 7/10 hard. You cant go crazy every day, but consistency is the name of the game. </p>

Watch Kate Upton Crush the Landmine Deadlift

Kate Upton maybe just be your new gym inspiration. The model and actress recently posted an Instagram video <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/CCb9j4-D08K/" id="78343a97-ac5b-3c4a-a7c1-cd43f7625781">  casually deadlifting 110 pounds </a> like its no big thing.

Watch Kate Upton Crush Several Reps of a Landmine Deadlift

<p>It's snack time. In a new Instagram video, <a href="https://www.menshealth.com/health/a28804526/dr-pimple-popper-cyst-pop-rainbow-instagram-video/" id="b5331630-4f44-3739-a05e-1e4810b71df4">  Dr. Pimple Popper </a> aka dermatologist and <a href="https://www.tlc.com/tv-shows/dr-pimple-popper/" id="13dcb442-8c32-35cc-a1cf-378020fb64b6">  TLC host Dr. Sandra Lee, MD </a> pops a big blackhead that looks like a crunchy sunflower seed.</p>

<p>In the clip, Dr. Lee makes a nick into the dilated pore with a blade to give the compacted contents an avenue of escape. She then goes in with her trusty comedone extractor, giving the growth a firm press and pull. She describes the growth as both sticky and dryand you can see exactly what she means as she pulls the gunk out. </p>

<p>Once removed, the growth is a similar coloring and size to a sunflower seed. And it leaves a giant crater in its wake. Many fans commented that the clip was particularly satisfying, with one fan calling it, A nice little bloop.</p>

<p>A blackhead of this size is commonly called a dilated pore of Winer. A <a href="https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK532967/" id="b23178e8-9b37-36d3-aa00-f87222824f24">  dilated pore of Winer </a> is essentially a large blackhead compacted in a single enlarged pore. This means the large crater left behind by this extraction is actually a single pore that has been stretched from the contents gathering inside.</p>

Dr. Pimple Popper Pops 'Sunflower Seed' Blackhead

Watch Dr. Pimple Popper Remove a Giant 'Sunflower Seed' Blackhead

<p>In a new YouTube video, <a href="https://www.menshealth.com/health/a28804526/dr-pimple-popper-cyst-pop-rainbow-instagram-video/" id="b5331630-4f44-3739-a05e-1e4810b71df4">  Dr. Pimple Popper </a> aka dermatologist and <a href="https://www.tlc.com/tv-shows/dr-pimple-popper/" id="13dcb442-8c32-35cc-a1cf-378020fb64b6">  TLC host Dr. Sandra Lee, MD </a> drains a buttery steatocystoma on a mans temple that bubbles as it pops. Dr. Lee has nicknamed this particular patient Skittles, which alludes to the various colors of his steatocystomas, which are about the size of the sugary candies.</p>

<p>Skittles has several steatocystomas on his temples, with Dr. Lee focusing on just one for this video. In the clip, Dr. Lee punctures the steatocystoma to let loose a collection of goo. The oily, yellow substance bubbles as it spills out, like melted butter in a skillet. This steatocystoma is quite big, especially for its location, so Dr. Lee goes back in several times to drain the cyst completely. After that fun, the famed derm is able to go in and remove the cysts sac, which virtually guarantees the growth wont return.</p>

<p>As she drains the cyst, Dr. Lee notices that the growth took up so much space internally that some areas of the patient's temples are left sunken in. Dr. Lee shares plans to fix the problem once she removed more of the bumps and sees how they heal.</p>

<p>Steatocystomas are small, benign lumps that are filled with sebum, which is a yellowish, oily substance that helps lubricate the hair, skin, and nails, <a href="https://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/steatocystoma-multiplex" id="1920451c-68af-39ef-a08e-8e4759436583">  according to the National Institute of Health </a> .</p>

<p>Watch the oily mess in the video below:</p>

Dr. Pimple Popper Pops a Bubbling, Buttery Cyst

Watch Dr. Pimple Popper Pop a Bubbling, Buttery Steatocystoma

<p>This soft serve pop is pure magic. In a new Instagram video, <a href="https://www.menshealth.com/health/a28804526/dr-pimple-popper-cyst-pop-rainbow-instagram-video/" id="b5331630-4f44-3739-a05e-1e4810b71df4">  Dr. Pimple Popper </a> aka dermatologist and <a href="https://www.tlc.com/tv-shows/dr-pimple-popper/" id="13dcb442-8c32-35cc-a1cf-378020fb64b6">  TLC host Dr. Sandra Lee, MD </a> pops a "unicorn horn" cyst filled with ice cream swirl. Trust me, this growth is certainly something special.</p>

<p>In the clip, Dr. Lee makes an incision into the patients cyst, which is located right at the center of his forehead. The protruding, bulbous cyst looks under pressure and angry, leading Dr. Lee to carefully slice in to avoid any projectile gunk. She lucks out, making a successful incision and remaining unscathed by goop. The famed derm then easily squeezes out a ribbon of creamy, textured contents from the growth, draining the cyst completely.</p>

<p>One fan commented on the video, Nothing like an ice cream swirl." Keeping with the food comparisons, another watcher added, I will never see mashed potatoes the same.</p>

<p>The growth featured in this video is likely an <a href="https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/sebaceous-cysts/symptoms-causes/syc-20352701" id="4b804927-4a40-3e06-a52d-c235838ec99b">  epidermoid cyst </a> . This type of cyst which is often filled with skin cells and <a href="https://www.health.harvard.edu/a_to_z/epidermoid-cyst-a-to-z" id="de5f8633-44e5-308a-a6cd-0da568ce61c7">  keratin </a> commonly occurs on the face, neck, chest and back.</p>

<p>Watch the creamy unicorn horn pop in the video below:</p>

Dr. Pimple Popper Pops a 'Soft Serve' Cyst

Watch Dr. Pimple Popper Pop a 'Unicorn Horn' Cyst Filled With 'Soft Serve'

<p>In a new Instagram video, <a href="https://www.menshealth.com/health/a28804526/dr-pimple-popper-cyst-pop-rainbow-instagram-video/" id="b5331630-4f44-3739-a05e-1e4810b71df4">  Dr. Pimple Popper </a> aka dermatologist and <a href="https://www.tlc.com/tv-shows/dr-pimple-popper/" id="13dcb442-8c32-35cc-a1cf-378020fb64b6">  TLC host Dr. Sandra Lee, MD </a> removes a pilar cyst protruding from a mans head. Youve likely never seen a scalp cyst like this bulbous egg-like mass.</p>

<p>In the clip, Dr. Lee makes an incision into the mans head across the length of the cyst. The famed derm is then able to pop the growth out whole, sac intact and everything. This is good news to the patient, as removing the entire sac virtually guarantees the growth is gone for good. With a few snips of her surgical scissors, the encapsulated mass is freed and the patient is ready to be stitched up with precision.</p>

<p>I love when they come put perfect in little egg shapes, one commenter wrote in response to the clip.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK534209/" id="dc938d79-55f7-3bb7-a9da-79ae19022e00">  Pilar cysts </a> are growths on the scalp that contain excess <a href="https://dermnetnz.org/topics/trichilemmal-cyst/" id="950bb2af-2286-3720-a0f9-c25b89620326">  keratin </a> , which is the protein that makes up your hair and nails. Though pilar cysts only have to be removed for cosmetic reasons, its obvious this particular specimen likely caused some discomfort for the patient.</p>

<p>Watch the eggcellentIm sorry for that punremoval below:</p>

Dr. Pimple Popper Pull Out an 'Egg' Scalp Cyst

Watch Dr. Pimple Popper Pull an 'Egg' Out of a Patient's Scalp

<p>In a new Instagram video, <a href="https://www.menshealth.com/health/a28804526/dr-pimple-popper-cyst-pop-rainbow-instagram-video/" id="b5331630-4f44-3739-a05e-1e4810b71df4">  Dr. Pimple Popper </a> aka dermatologist and <a href="https://www.tlc.com/tv-shows/dr-pimple-popper/" id="13dcb442-8c32-35cc-a1cf-378020fb64b6">  TLC host Dr. Sandra Lee, MD </a> squeezes a cheek cyst and pulls out its sac, which is a pretty standard procedure for the famed derm. But once removed, this cyst looks alarmingly like a shriveled red grape that youd find forgotten at the back of your fridge. It's truly something to see.</p>

<p>In the clip, Dr. Lee makes an incision into the cheek cyst, then goes in for a pinch. Chunky contents quickly emerge, snaking out in a ribbon of goop. She then digs deep to snip out the cysts sac, which is an essential part of the procedure. As frequent watchers know, removing the cysts sac is the only way to virtually guarantee the growth wont return. </p>

<p>Its like a shriveled grape, Dr. Lee murmurs to the patient while pulling out the sac, making him laugh.</p>

<p>Watch the sad red grape removal below:</p>

Dr. Pimple Popper Pops 'Shriveled Red Grape' Cyst

Watch Dr. Pimple Popper Snip Out a 'Shriveled Red Grape' Cyst

<p>In a new Instagram video, <a href="https://www.menshealth.com/health/a28804526/dr-pimple-popper-cyst-pop-rainbow-instagram-video/" id="b5331630-4f44-3739-a05e-1e4810b71df4">  Dr. Pimple Popper </a> aka dermatologist and <a href="https://www.tlc.com/tv-shows/dr-pimple-popper/" id="13dcb442-8c32-35cc-a1cf-378020fb64b6">  TLC host Dr. Sandra Lee, MD </a> pulls a massive lipoma off of a womans shoulder. Sorry to ruin a favorite summer treat, but some fans are saying this one looks similar to creamy orange sherbet.</p>

<p>In the clip, Dr. Lee pulls the massive lipoma out through an incision. While the famed derm firmly tugs on the fatty mass, she also squeezes the growth from underneath, attempting to free it from internal structures.</p>

<p>Girl, you are going to lose a couple of pounds here, Dr. Lee tells the patient as she fights with the lipoma.</p>

<p>This is a stubborn one, but Dr. Lee succeeds in freeing the masseven though it has to be removed in chunks. All that's left behind is a tiny scar.</p>

<p>One fan commented that the growth looks like orange sherbet, while others compared the mass to flan and the inside of a pumpkin. Another fan simply wrote, Man, how does that come out of someone?</p>

<p>A <a href="https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/lipoma/symptoms-causes/syc-20374470" id="023a4aaf-9b4b-3147-aa8b-d07624e0ec97">  lipoma </a> is a fatty noncancerous growth that grows between the skin and muscle, and is usually a yellowish-orange color.</p>

<p>Watch the orange sweet treat meet its match below:</p>

Dr. Pimple Popper Pops an 'Orange Sherbet' Lipoma

Watch Dr. Pimple Popper Squeeze Out an 'Orange Sherbet' Lipoma

<p>In a new YouTube video, <a href="https://www.menshealth.com/health/a28804526/dr-pimple-popper-cyst-pop-rainbow-instagram-video/" id="b5331630-4f44-3739-a05e-1e4810b71df4">  Dr. Pimple Popper </a> aka dermatologist and <a href="https://www.tlc.com/tv-shows/dr-pimple-popper/" id="13dcb442-8c32-35cc-a1cf-378020fb64b6">  TLC host Dr. Sandra Lee, MD </a> pops a bulbous cysts protruding from a patients upper back. And the contents look something like the ickiest spoiled milk ever.</p>

<p>In the clip, Dr. Lee first squeezes the cyst to drain its mushy, chunky contents. After squeezing out all she can, the famed dermatologist then uses a curette to scoop out the remaining goop. Finally, she takes a pair of surgical tweezers to the cysts sac, which tears and flakes. But removing all of the sac is essential, as it virtually guarantees the growth will not return. Luckily, Dr. Lee is a pro and gets everything out with ease.</p>

<p>Oh, I love a good ol squeeze, one fan commented on the clip. Another added, So relaxing. Well, thats one way to look at it.</p>

<p>The growth featured in this video is likely an <a href="https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/sebaceous-cysts/symptoms-causes/syc-20352701" id="4b804927-4a40-3e06-a52d-c235838ec99b">  epidermoid cyst </a> . This type of cyst which is filled with wet dead skin cells and <a href="https://www.health.harvard.edu/a_to_z/epidermoid-cyst-a-to-z" id="de5f8633-44e5-308a-a6cd-0da568ce61c7">  keratin </a> commonly occurs on the face, neck, and back. Besides often being cosmetically undesirable, epidermoid cysts can be easily irritated and tender, making removal an appealing option.</p>

Dr. Pimple Popper Pops a 'Spoiled Milk' Cyst

Watch Dr. Pimple Popper Squeeze 'Spoiled Milk' From a Cyst

<p>Thats right, commitment haters: This artistic ink is only temporary.</p>

<p>This viral YouTube tutorial, which has more than 38 million views, demonstrates how to use a pen and toothpaste (plus a few extras) to make a <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gvt2Kufi4c0" id="c8e6f0d2-09cf-305e-a6df-9ffd27600009">  DIY temporary tattoo </a> . While the hack is basically made for a boring quarantine-night-in, the DIY temporary ink is also perfect for testing out new tattoo designs before you call up your choice parlor for the real deal. Plus, the result is waterproof and all.</p>

<p>As the video outlines, the first step is to prep the to-be-inked area by shaving it clean of hair. Then, apply a thick layer of toothpaste to the skin and rub it in. This minty step is said to remove excess oil from the skin and reportedly helps the longevity of your temporary ink. The video recommends Colgate toothpaste, though its unclear if the particular brand has any effect on the final product.</p>

<p>After wiping the excess toothpaste off, grab a marker-like pen and get to sketching your ink. Once you are happy with the design, dust it with face powder or baby powder. This particular tutorial then goes over the design again in waterproof eyeliner for extra staying power, dusting it once more for good measure.</p>

<p>To lock the resulting ink in even further, apply one super thin layer of Vaseline, which is known for repelling water. After drying for 30 minutes, your tattoo is ready to be put through the wringer. That includes pools, showers, gym sessions, and whatever other trouble you could get into.</p>

<p>Think temporary tattoos are only for little kids and Coachella baddies? Think again. </p>

<p>Watch the tat tutorial for yourself below:</p>

How to Make a Temporary Tattoo Using Toothpaste

You can flex your artistic muscle and give yourself a tattoo with some simple items stashed away in your house. No, not ink and a pin for an ill-advised stick-and-poke. More like toothpaste and a pen for a sick tat.

Here's How to Make a DIY Temporary Tattoo Using a Pen and Toothpaste

<p>Heres the scoop. In a new Instagram video, <a href="https://www.menshealth.com/health/a28804526/dr-pimple-popper-cyst-pop-rainbow-instagram-video/" id="b5331630-4f44-3739-a05e-1e4810b71df4">  Dr. Pimple Popper </a> aka dermatologist and <a href="https://www.tlc.com/tv-shows/dr-pimple-popper/" id="13dcb442-8c32-35cc-a1cf-378020fb64b6">  TLC host Dr. Sandra Lee, MD </a> uses a curette to scoop out the contents of a blackhead like grotesque ice cream. This video will certainly ruin your favorite frozen treat forever.</p>

<p>In the clip, Dr. Lee starts by squeezing the skin concern, popping out some chunky white contents. The blackhead appears to be a blueish hue under the skin, which Dr. Lee says is due to the oxidation of the material inside.</p>

<p>Theres a little sac around it, and thats what I have to try and get out or it could come back, Dr. Lee tells the patient. Though sacs are often associated with cysts, they can form around large blackheads, too.</p>

<p>The famed dermatologist uses a curette to clean out the sac and any remaining material. And she scoops out the gunk like miniature balls of ice cream with the rounded curette.</p>

<p>The growth is likely a <a href="https://www.healthline.com/health/blackheads" id="593a9eef-a7b2-3015-aa28-cc7c88d7a2a4">  blackhead </a> , which is a single pore filled with dead skin cells and oil. This combination of material forms a black head when exposed to air. The lighter contents seen in this clip is actually the same material as the "head," only this skin and oil hasn't been exposed to air.</p>

<p>Get the full scoop on this removal in the video below:</p>

Dr. Pimple Popper Scoops an 'Ice Cream' Blackhead

Watch Dr. Pimple Popper Spoon Out a Blackhead Like a Scoop of Ice Cream

<p>In a new Instagram video, <a href="https://www.menshealth.com/health/a28804526/dr-pimple-popper-cyst-pop-rainbow-instagram-video/" id="b5331630-4f44-3739-a05e-1e4810b71df4">  Dr. Pimple Popper </a> aka dermatologist and <a href="https://www.tlc.com/tv-shows/dr-pimple-popper/" id="13dcb442-8c32-35cc-a1cf-378020fb64b6">  TLC host Dr. Sandra Lee, MD </a> drains a dijon mustard chest cyst that is ready to burst. Get ready for both shock and dismay in equal doses with this pop.</p>

<p>In the clip, Dr. Lee makes an incision into the center of the patients chest, which is where the bulbous cyst is located. She then works to meticulously pull the patient's skin away from the encapsulated mass. The famed dermatologist then makes an incision into to cyst's sac, careful not to let the goopy insides explode all over her. Once the cyst is properly punctured, it spills a collection of yellow-hued mushy contents that looks quite disturbing.</p>

<p>Some commenters described the cyst's contents as dijon mustard or wasabi. Youll definitely want to avoid both condiments for a while after seeing this disturbing display.</p>

<p>The growth featured in this video is likely an <a href="https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/sebaceous-cysts/symptoms-causes/syc-20352701" id="4b804927-4a40-3e06-a52d-c235838ec99b">  epidermoid cyst </a> . This type of cyst which is often filled with wet dead skin cells and <a href="https://www.health.harvard.edu/a_to_z/epidermoid-cyst-a-to-z" id="de5f8633-44e5-308a-a6cd-0da568ce61c7">  keratin </a> commonly occurs on the face, neck, chest, and back.</p>

<p>Watch the dijon cyst explode in the video below:</p>

Dr. Pimple Popper Squeezes a 'Dijon Mustard' Cyst

Watch Dr. Pimple Popper Squeeze a 'Dijon Mustard-Filled' Chest Cyst

<p>In a new YouTube video, <a href="https://www.menshealth.com/health/a28804526/dr-pimple-popper-cyst-pop-rainbow-instagram-video/" id="b5331630-4f44-3739-a05e-1e4810b71df4">  Dr. Pimple Popper </a> aka dermatologist and <a href="https://www.tlc.com/tv-shows/dr-pimple-popper/" id="13dcb442-8c32-35cc-a1cf-378020fb64b6">  TLC host Dr. Sandra Lee, MD </a> fight with an ugly neck tumor filled with chalky contents. Wait until you see this bumpy and ugly little mass.</p>

<p>In the clip, Dr. Lee makes an incision and digs deep to uncover the mass. After struggling and squeezing, Dr. Lee finally succeeds in removing the tumor by reaching in with tweezers and cutting out the mass. With some snips and sutures, the procedure is doneand it only takes mere minutes.</p>

<p>Its really chalky-like, Dr. Lee tells the patient while showing him to inside of the growth. It like breaks apart. Its calcium in there. It doesnt smell though or anything.</p>

<p>She adds, Its very bumpy and ugly. Im not saying youre ugly! Its just really bumpy and shapeless. Its like a mean guy.</p>

<p>The tumor is a type of <a href="https://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/pilomatricoma" id="4e37e8e8-500b-3f72-a8dd-787f9afb92c0">  pilomatricoma </a> , a noncancerous skin mass that grows within the hair follicle. The masses often occur on the head or neck, although they can occur on the torso, arms, and legs. Once removed, they tend not to grow back, which is great news for this patient.</p>

Dr. Pimple Popper Removes a 'Chalk-Filled' Tumor

Watch Dr. Pimple Popper Remove a 'Chalk-Filled' Ugly Neck Tumor

<p>In a new Instagram video, <a href="https://www.menshealth.com/health/a28804526/dr-pimple-popper-cyst-pop-rainbow-instagram-video/" id="b5331630-4f44-3739-a05e-1e4810b71df4">  Dr. Pimple Popper </a> aka dermatologist and <a href="https://www.tlc.com/tv-shows/dr-pimple-popper/" id="13dcb442-8c32-35cc-a1cf-378020fb64b6">  TLC host Dr. Sandra Lee, MD </a> tackles a cyst located right behind a patients ear. And this thing looks like a bendy straw when snaking out of its home.</p>

<p>In the clip, Dr. Lee uses a surgical punch to excise a small circle of tissue from the center of the cyst. With a firm squeeze, a tube of straw-like cyst contents comes snaking out in a satisfying fashion. Once the tube of contents is removed, Dr. Lee then digs into the hole to excise the cysts sac. Removing the sac virtually guarantees the cyst will not return, which is the ultimate goal here.</p>

<p>In the comments of clips like this, some fans express distain for the type of tool used, claiming it looks too gruesome or harsh. But Dr. Lee <a href="https://www.menshealth.com/health/a32160698/dr-pimple-popper-hole-punch-cheek-cyst-instagram/" id="1af8d52f-9aa0-3988-a7e5-ca8c64c88d33">  explained in a previous video </a> why she sometimes uses this punch-like tool for removals.</p>

<p>If it is smaller and deeper under the skin, I use the punch, she said. For bigger pops, I use the scalpel. At the end of the day, I want to make sure that I can create the cleanest suture and the smallest, if any, scar for that area.</p>

<p>The growth featured in this video is likely an <a href="https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/sebaceous-cysts/symptoms-causes/syc-20352701" id="4b804927-4a40-3e06-a52d-c235838ec99b">  epidermoid cyst </a> , which is filled with skin cells and <a href="https://www.health.harvard.edu/a_to_z/epidermoid-cyst-a-to-z" id="de5f8633-44e5-308a-a6cd-0da568ce61c7">  keratin </a> . Epidermoid cysts commonly occurs on the face, neck, and back. Besides often being cosmetically undesirable, epidermoid cysts can be easily irritated and tender, making removal an appealing option.</p>

Dr. Pimple Popper Squeezes a 'Bendy Straw' Cyst

Watch Dr. Pimple Popper Squeeze Out a 'Bendy Straw' Cyst

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