In her newest Instagram and YouTube video, Dr. Pimple Popper popped three large pilar cysts on a woman's scalp. One of the pilar cysts exploded on Dr. Pimple Popper's splash guard and gloves.

Dr. Pimple Popper treated twin sisters Stacie and Tracie who had pilar cysts on their scalps. Each sister has three cysts, and they exploded when Dr. Pimple Popper cut them open. Stacie's cysts ...

After stitching the patient up, Dr. Lee decides to cut open the pilar cyst in front of the patient, revealing its contents. And what comes out looks like liquid chocolate. “I’m glad I didn’t ...

The cyst is actually a pilar cyst, which is typically found on the head or scalp and is filled with keratin. Dr. Pimple Popper doesn't cut the cyst open in this one, but she does completely remove ...

is seen easing the cut wider to ensure she could get it out. Pilar cysts do tend to be more mobile and firmer than others and are actually benign but many sufferers prefer to have the lumps ...

The third season of dermatologist Dr. Sandra Lee's TLC show "Dr. Pimple Popper" doesn't premiere until July 11, but in the meantime she's offered up plenty of pimple popping content on her ...

In her newest Instagram video, Dr. Sandra Lee, MD—aka Dr. Pimple Popper—goes "fishing" for a massive pilar cyst ... fans said they wished she'd cut it open: "Please cut it open next ...

According to Healthline, pilar cysts are ... cuts the biggest one open which causes the cyst inside to burst out its yellow contents. Dr Sandra Lee carefully cut around the cyst to get to the ...

Pilar cysts can be removed by your doctor with a simple outpatient surgery that involves cutting open the cyst, draining the fluid, and removing the cyst wall so it doesn’t return again.

If you come to dermatologist Sandra Lee, MD, a.k.a. Dr. Pimple Popper, with a cyst, it doesn't stand a chance. She's removed all kinds of them from her patients, like this 'macaroni' pilar cyst ...

In a follow-up post, Roper clarified that she has a pilar cyst. According to the Cleveland Clinic, pilar cysts grow from hair follicles, surfacing on an individual’s scalp, face, neck ...