When a patient came into Dr. Sandra Lee's office, the dermatologist knew exactly what to do with his cyst. Not only did she squeeze the life out of it, but the YouTuber also filmed the whole thing. Luckily for you, she posted it online—and this cyst extraction is like watching an alien being born. Don't eat while watching this.
#1 The cyst removal
This is the beginning of a horrifying sight to behold. A patient visited Dr. Sandra Lee in her office so that a cyst could be dealt with. Well, the pimple-popping doctor was ready to go and document the whole experience for everyone on YouTube to see.
#2 The large cyst
Specifically, the cyst that was going to be removed from her patient named Erin is called an epidermoid cyst. It was located on the guy's left shoulder, but luckily, Dr. Sandra Lee was willing to help.
#3 This is the necessary tool
To effectively remove the epidermoid cyst, Dr. Sandra Lee utilized a punch biopsy tool that is often used when someone wants to take skin biopsy samples. As you can see, the dermatologist has placed the tool inside, and the cyst is already visible.
#4 Time to squeeze the cyst
Since a hole has already been made thanks to the punch biopsy tool, Dr. Sandra Lee started to apply pressure on each side of the cyst's location to pop it out.
#5 The pus has started to get out
By exerting a little bit of pressure again and again, Dr. Sandra Lee was successfully able to get the pus out. It was a hideous, stomach-churning pillar of pus that was unleashed.
#6 Removing the sac
Pimple-popping and cyst removal videos do not normally depict this, but Dr. Sandra Lee was kind enough to display how the sac is removed. You see, a cyst will continue to produce pus unless the sac is extracted, unlike when you remove pimples.
#7 Alien Sac
With a mixture of pressing, snipping and pulling, Dr. Lee is able to extract the sac from hole. "Oh gosh, it's the closest you will have to having a baby," she told her patient.
#8 A hole that needs to be hidden
After the successful cyst removal, Dr. Sandra Lee did some suturing to close the hole. The patient will have a tiny scar line, but at least now he has fully gotten rid of that massive cyst.
