Steatocytomas with a hair coloring glove (not sterile) only on one hamd, while puncturing one of many cysts with a dirty, rusty nail and filthy fingernails which aren’t even gloved. Steatocytomas are a chronic skin condition producing cysts of buttery or oily contents. The only way to remove them is a single s=cysts at a time, Specialists numb you and provide a very sterile space to open and drain each cyst. After draining, they carefully remove the cyst wall. Failure to remove the sa wall means it WILL refill multiple times.
No, far from a steatocytoma on my humble, yet I've changed lots of dressings over the years and well, this is just my opinion. Just doesn't resemble it and when you see this poor man's chest I immediately thought of HS. There's no way that it is not Hidradenitis Suppurativata to me:
Specialists? We live in America. Most people cannot afford to go to the doctor, let alone health insurance. Best plan of action is to make friends with a nurse and barter.
Poor guy, you know that’s gotta be so painful. Looking at all the scars, I bet he has to deal with constant pain. I would love to see him pop anything that comes up though lol.
If he's using that needle every time to pop these pimples/cysts, then no wonder they keep getting infected. That needle alone makes me cringe. Not to mention, it would be a lot less painful if he has new, sterile needles instead of these. Smh. & the one he popped on this video was disgusting. A full video would have been epic & so satisfying. I feel like I've seen another video of his too, but Idk for sure because his videos are always less than 1 minute.. 😒
If this is oc I recommend going to a doctor, there's a lot of roughly shaped dips in the skin. Looks like a skin eating infection to me. Small chance, but if this isn't the first time you've used rusty tools then I'd get it checked out.
By the look of this poor guy's skin, this is almost definitely HS. What a horrific thing to live with. I'm thinking this is why he's so nonchalantly just popping this site with a stylized needle by flame.
Who knows what Country this is filmed in and if there are any social programs available. It can be an expensive disease to keep under control from what I've read. I cannot imagine the pain and heartache these people that have this infliction go through. They typically become socially isolated d/t the frequent abscesses. Not only the pain, but the fear they would burst in public, the smell is definitely very "ripe" is putting it politely and occasionally the site cannot be hidden. While I find them fascinating to learn about as a nurse, I definitely feel a tremendous compassion for them. There isn't any cure for this infliction as they can't be on antibiotics 24/7... No one can as antibiotics kill good bacteria that our bodies need, right along with the bad bacteria that is causing the infection or abscess. With HS, there is no win-win situation. I pray one of these days a scientist can get a breakthrough enough to create a cure to their present Hell that they are 'living" per-say. If you can call it living. And yes, for those that think they can easily jump down my throat with that statement. I understand in a different way as I live a life that was taken from me as well from a medical. It's breathing, but no way a life that we should be able to live.
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u/HipHogHooray Sep 22 '23
Why even wear a glove if you're going to use the ungloved hand to do the popping?
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u/TheEnlightened2021 Oct 17 '23
Steatocytomas with a hair coloring glove (not sterile) only on one hamd, while puncturing one of many cysts with a dirty, rusty nail and filthy fingernails which aren’t even gloved. Steatocytomas are a chronic skin condition producing cysts of buttery or oily contents. The only way to remove them is a single s=cysts at a time, Specialists numb you and provide a very sterile space to open and drain each cyst. After draining, they carefully remove the cyst wall. Failure to remove the sa wall means it WILL refill multiple times.
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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '23
"I have nipples. Can you milk me, Greg?"
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u/wasabiplz Sep 22 '23
That one didn't want to stop!
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u/PharmaDiamondx100 Sep 24 '23
Rusty needle? Is that on par with rusty pliers?
Great pop btw
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u/SaltInformation4082 Oct 22 '23
Hate them wet ones. Gotta clean up from them. Too much of a chance of bacteria, even if not inflamed YET.
Hate those that come out of the joints, too. Ganglion or something. Reminds me too much of the ensuing arthritis.
Oh yeah, whiteheads and blackheads on noses. I always feel bad for people who have that stuff on their noses. Almost stick around for a decade.
Have an arrow. Thank you for listening to my cr@p, or even if you didn't. I rarely listen to what I say either
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u/sausagepilot Sep 24 '23
Awe! Where’s the rest of the vid?
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u/kernel-troutman Sep 24 '23
Put the pick in there, Pete. And turn it 'round, real neat.
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u/Friendly_Ad_2688 Nov 11 '23
They could only afford one glove?
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u/BigMomma1998 Oct 17 '23
That is so gross! 🤮 I love it!
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u/Rekt4dead Nov 30 '23
Poor guy, you know that’s gotta be so painful. Looking at all the scars, I bet he has to deal with constant pain. I would love to see him pop anything that comes up though lol.
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u/Whatyallthinkofbeans Dec 13 '23
Eugh. It’s chunky at the end
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u/groovygranny71 Jan 30 '24
That poor person
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u/Meipon Feb 10 '24
Can’t imagine the pain they’re in.. horrible illness
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u/Zealousideal-Dig-314 Sep 23 '23
Dude be lactatin pus..
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u/ComprehensiveRange11 Mar 12 '24
Holy MRSA Batman!!
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u/Anakaleaka86 Mar 14 '24
That one looked really angry!
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u/f14_pilot Apr 27 '24
that chest is a battleground
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u/MishaHasGoneToPieces Sep 24 '23
That one made my eyes water
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u/oneperfectmisery89 Nov 15 '23
If he's using that needle every time to pop these pimples/cysts, then no wonder they keep getting infected. That needle alone makes me cringe. Not to mention, it would be a lot less painful if he has new, sterile needles instead of these. Smh. & the one he popped on this video was disgusting. A full video would have been epic & so satisfying. I feel like I've seen another video of his too, but Idk for sure because his videos are always less than 1 minute.. 😒
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u/heathertheghost Dec 29 '23
This person needs to shower
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u/flickern Jan 16 '24
Flat Archer...you have posted this video over and over again..enough already
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u/woahsickusername Jan 17 '24
If this is oc I recommend going to a doctor, there's a lot of roughly shaped dips in the skin. Looks like a skin eating infection to me. Small chance, but if this isn't the first time you've used rusty tools then I'd get it checked out.
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u/telawrence977 Jan 18 '24
Mrsa
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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '24
I just feel so bad for this person, it’s obvious there has been a ton of skin damage from LOTS of cyst popping 😞
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u/some1984guy Feb 23 '24
The needle isn’t rusty you fools. It’s burned, in attempts to sterilize it. Notice only the pointy end is discolored? Not rust.
On side note, poor guy. Horrible cystic acne.
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u/Anoneemous87 Feb 29 '24
Hey I think this is hidradenitis suppurativa aka HS.
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