Plastic Surgeon Reacts to DR. PIMPLE POPPER: WTF is Growing On His Arm?
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2021
- America's Holistic Plastic Surgeon Dr. Anthony Youn reacts to a recent episode of DR. PIMPLE POPPER, where a man has a HUGE growth on his arm that we wants to remove with a chainsaw! How does Dr. Pimple Popper treat him, and what does Dr. Youn think about it all?
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Ahh so that mrbean the movie wasn't wrong
@Xochitl Murillo bannana???? poggers
I don’t know if I enjoyed the is but I subscribed
I love watching your videos and learning things! And I also appreciate the occasional kpop meme, 😆
@Xochitl Murillo n
So relieved when his diagnosis came back and it wasn't cancerous. Extremely happy for him! ^^
Same! I was near in tears from being so happy for him.
Spoiler alert !! ^^^ 🥺🥺
can’t help but read the comments idk y but on my phone i can see the comments right away and this was the very first one and i read it like one second into the video i was like damnnn 🥺🤦🏻♀️ lol.
@@juulgirl6969 odd. On my phone, I have to click to view the comments and it blocks and pauses the video when I go into the comment section.
Maybe switch to the UA-cam app or just not read comments until after the video.
Oh thank you for the heads up. Was actually hesitant to watch this video in case it had sad ending.
Especially when he saw 2 people in his life die by cancer. I cant blame him for being scared that it could be cancerous. Thank goodness he is ok.
That lump looks like he had three arms and one was cut off.
From the thumbnail I thought he was an amputee at first!
@@CarolineCarnivorous me too
@@CarolineCarnivorous same haha
@@CarolineCarnivorous same 🤣
To be honest, men already has 3 arms
She’s shared in interviews that most of the people who come to her where we have that “how’d you let it get so bad” reaction wait so long because of cost. She said most of it isn’t covered by insurance because it’s “cosmetic”, and that they have to wait for lab results. So basically some people are hoping it IS cancer so their insurance will kick in.
THIS
America
+infinite sins
A lot of them aren't hoping it's cancer. They're hoping it will go away on its own because they are worried they can't afford treatment otherwise.
That is incredibly sad.
America is a third world country with a gucchi belt on, this is so sad
It's SO nice to hear a doctor agreeing with the decisions of another doctor, instead of trashing them just to create conflict and act smarter.
Aww he’s so pure. I love how he admitted he was scared instead of lying. And he had such a good sense of humor too.
Dude seems really nice to me
Yeah! It can be very humbling admitting to your fears!
He probably isnt as scared of doctors anymore either.
I agree… poor thing. There are so many people in the USA who have no health care… it’s just not fair
„can i say boobie?”
"Maybe people would eat with me again" soooo fricken wholesome 🥺💕
I hope they do
I am so happy for him🥺
Lmao
He can be invited back now..
Actually I can relate to him. Growing up I had I developed a hydrocele ( your testicle get enlarged by fluid) which I left untreated out of fear and shame. It had grown to the size of a grapefruit but it happened so slow that my mind was zoning out this situation. This was the biggest mistake of my life and it ruined my sex life and self esteem. It's mind blowing how all of that got solved with one of the simplest operations. I'm deeply thankful for my girlfriend (which was my first relationship) who encouraged me to speak with doctors to find out my condition.
Wholesome
Ya a lot of people feel ashamed of visiting a doctor for a checkup
But it's only worth it once you visit them
I don't know why people treat illness in private parts as a taboo and Don't want to talk about it.
You are very brave to talk about it.
Awesome girlfriend 👍🏽
THIS! You need to see a doctor and explain if you have a problem with finances. There is *always* a way to get your surgery, if you keep asking how you can manage it.
@@bwenluck9812 most hospitals have programs that will pay if u can't afford they write it off..when I was younger a hospital told me about it bc I was so sick and avoided going to the hospital bc I couldn't afford it..They told me NEVER TO WORRY ABOUT IT...There are ways..In America if we can give countless countries, illegal aliens tons of money and housing by God we can take care of our own ppl..1st...
As a retired RN who has seen so very much in my illustrious career, I truly feel Dr. Lee is at the top of her field. Not only does she exemplify her incredible brain by utilizing deep pockets of knowledge, she has such a great bedside manner and relates on such a very deep level of empathy for all her patients. Irregarless (real word) if she may have any negative reactions to any patient, the negativity is never manifested either mentally, emotionally, or physically. Great physicians such as yourself, Dr. Youn, and Dr. Sandra Lee, really inspire trust and hope to the hurting world. Thank you, sir!
Exactly! Thank you for saying that. As a medical professional you understand and put into words what somebody like myself can’t. I totally agree with you. These people are the kind of physicians I would trust my life to.
The “real word” you’re looking for is “regardless”. I normally wouldn’t have said anything, but you highlighted the mistake 😅
@@thistlesexcept irregardless has been in use for nearly 200 years, with a consistent meaning.
It's not a vocab word, and it would likely lose you points in academics, but it is certainly a real word just a nonstandard one.
You don't have to like it, but it's real nonetheless.
@@AdodgerWho I don’t care what Google said. It negates its own meaning. People being consistently wrong for 200 years doesn’t make it right. There’s “with regard” and “regardless”.
@@AdodgerWhoever hear of a double negative? That is further proof your silly word is made up.
He's lucky his wife is so sensible. She vetoed his chainsaw plan in half a second.
Right😂 That ain’t gonna happen lol
@@VySharieff LMAO 🤣🤣🤣🤣
My wife would just; nod and start mixing the fuel.
Not his wife. In Dr. Lee's episode they said she was his friend.
Man.. imagine him with his kids
Little jimmy gets a wooden split in his finger
Him: well, time for the good ol ⛓saw
Doc says "oh look chips pretty cute!" Patient says "of course he gets that from me." In the mean time I'm dry heaving.
Lol I was dying laughing when he said that😂😭
@@Carpathianpixie omg me too lol
Got that chip off his shoulder though.
Maybe in more ways than one
@@ShadowFoxSF I'm sure it was a big relief once it was removed. It must have been very frightening to deal with for all that time.
I'm smoking a joint for that part just bc you said that. Haven't gotten there yet.
I’m just a massage therapist and I constantly see men neglecting their health. It’s sad af tbh. You’re not less of a man if you practice selfcare. No one should have to deal with this 😭
you can say that again😂
It's an aspect of homophobia.
Not an outward fear and hatred of them; but a fear of being seen as gay or feminine.
We need to normalize and masculinize taking care of one's self in such ways.
In more extreme cases, some men don't even wipe their ass.
It's expensive
@@bernardosanchez5954 it's not. I volunteer a lot. I live far below the poverty line now due to the restrictions on bodywork since the pandemic. But I always worked sliding scale, barter or tiny tax right offs
Agree
That patient’s sense of humor is amazing, and he was very brave to do this when he has such a phobia of medical settings.
*Reads title* Oh, that doesn’t sound so bad.
*Looks at thumbnail* JESUS CHRIST
I felt so bad for him. It looks like it hurts so much, and I'm glad he could get the help he needed.
Bro, I legit thought that it was an arm stump from the thumbnail. I feel so bad for him geez
Since when does a "MASSIVE Arm Growth" not sound so bad??
🤣 *shaggy disgust face*
Language pls
I hired this guy as security for me when I was a DJ in NC. Hes so sweet and no he didnt try to cut it himself. I was there the day after it got scratched to try and clean it up for him. Hes had a hard life but is honestly one of the best humans I know.
He seems like a nice guy
People in NC are wild lol
@Jessica Wilson he scratched it on a barb. A sharp thorn
He named his booboo Chip😊. How could anyone not luv this guy. Hope he's doing well.
@@delaneyreyes8995 ? Maybe...where in NC depends...Still better than ANYWHERE in SC though.
Dr. Lee is so cool. Most people would recoil when she first saw "Chip". Not her. She never missed a beat and was a total Doctor,
Poor guy, I'm glad his self esteem improved. I wish that guy the best in life.
Dr Lee was so professional that she made no mention of any “aroma” throughout the whole process. I bet it smelled more than ten dead rats when opened.
She's probably smelled worse stuff
Yeah like 15 dead rats 🐀 !!
Hopefully the mask made it only smell like 5 dead rats instead of 10
I dont know why this comment made me smile😁
My father is a doctor he once said he had to stuff gauze mouth to reduce smell during surgeries
On a scale of dead rats, how bad is it?
Poor man! He is truly afraid of doctors due to cancer losses in his family. He is hurting so much. The doctor managed him so very well. He received healing at a couple of levels.
The irony of this is, that going to the doctor ASAP once you notice that something is wrong, you have the best chances of getting better.
@@Myuutsuu85 hence some people's fears may be of what they learn from the visit...rather than trying to ignore it and hoping it goes away.
@@Myuutsuu85 what if you can't afford health insurance? then your shit out of luck that's what, yeah you can go to the emergency room and that's it, but if you get cancer or any terminal disease your fkd.
@@badmonkey2222 Not necessarily... Doctors are required to treat whether patients can afford the care or not... Yes the patient will get billed the full amount without the help of insurance, but the treatment comes first and there's very little penalty for patients that can't / don't pay the bill. It could potentially negatively affect their credit, but the treatment will already be done at least.
@@xNamaeNoNaiHanax wrong......if you are injured or having baby or need minor surgery things like that you can go to the emergency room without insurance, but if you have a terminal disease like cancer and don't have insurance, you have to pay out-of-pocket to be treated. I know this because my mother died in 2015 of cancer and plus trying to see a myself with no insurance, I've needed back surgery 4 years and can I get it because I cannot afford it and I don't have insurance, if you think you're going to go to the emergency room and they're going to keep you for six months and treat you for a terminal disease without paying for it or having insurance, you're sorely mistaken.
When he said he was afraid of cancer because of the people he'd lost... it broke my heart. I lost my own mother to lung cancer last year, and it was her worst fear, because her mother and brother both died of it. The part I have had a hard time dealing with is knowing if she had gone to the doctor sooner, TOLD us sooner, we could still have her with us. Please... if you have ANY reason to think you might have cancer, and you can have it checked, do so. Early detection can save your life, and the people you love will thank you for it.
That's assuming you can get your doctor to refer you for tests.I can't,been trying for a year.
My mother died of lung cancer some 44 years ago. She wasn’t afraid to die, she knew she was going to die. It was me who suffered 10 years of depression to the point of suicide. I just didn’t know I was so afraid she was going to die.
Why am I so obsessed with this man?🤔 Then I realize how he just supports and wishes that people would just love themselves he is just such a good person. Like the plastic surgeon says no plastic surgery. He dosent want people to change themselves and I love that about him.
I remember this episode. She’s wearing all of that PPE to put him more at ease because she knew of his fear of the plague.
The plague???????
@@totallytalia that’s what he thought!
Now it is just called pandemic fashion
@@totallytalia You can actually get the plague. The bubonic plague is still around (not as common as the common flu thankfully), but it can be treated of course (you need to act fast however!).
@@totallytalia The bubonic plague has been with us and will be with us for centuries. The good news is that it can be controlled with antibiotics, otherwise it would be fatal.
I feel for this poor guy. You can tell how scared he is of just going to the doctor. 😭 Bless him. 🤲 I'm glad he got the help he needed and was able to see a very kind, caring, and non-judgmental doctor. I hope that this experience helps to improve his outlook on getting medical treatment in the future. 💞
Yes yes yes! I hope so too, i loved the communication and approaching of the doctor ❤🧠❤
@Victoria Bergman well that's a terrible doctor who should get their license revoked
@@SophiaJuba yeah. I have several chronic illnesses and I’ve had to transfer between several doctor’s offices, deteriorating in health the whole time, because there is so much discrimination of different types in the medical community. And I’m not even talking about just sexism or racism (though that’s more rampant than people think too), they also discriminate based on your medical conditions, your medications, the way you handle or don’t handle pain, etc. It has gotten to the point I refuse to go to the emergency department here after I have gone there in so much pain I was crying and ended up passing out from the pain on the floor, in my own vomit, and apparently the nurse just laughed and said I was faking it, and the doctor said I was being hysterical, not to mention that every time I’ve gone there they accuse me of being an addict and pill seeker, no matter how much pain I am in. They also forced my mom to walk on a broken leg because they claimed it wasn’t actually broken. It took THREE shift changes for someone to actually get a scan and see that the bones were shattered. Another time they decided to admit her, after leaving her waiting to 12 hours, and it took three days for them to actually give her a room.
@@doubtful_seer i think you need to go to a different doctor ASAP! My mom has Hasimoto's Thyroidism and she's been to a lot of doctors who didn't take her comments into consideration. But after doing hours of research and reading reviews I found a great doctor that she goes to regularly. Keep researching and go to a better one
Amazing. I thought, at the very least, he was at risk of sepsis because that wound looked necrotic AF. So wonderful that he could be treated and is in good health. A great video.
Love Dr. Youn and his passion for understanding the patient and their situation. Also, shoutout to Dr. Pimple Popper and her adorable obsession lol Love the way she talked him through the process, made sure he was comfortable, and let him hold his lipoma and see what had been growing inside of him all along.
I have a phobia of people telling me there's nothing wrong with me and then having to pay thousands of dollars because they were too busy to pay attention
This is actually a huge issue in German healthcare imo. We do not pay doctors directly so they are less likely to pay full attention to the patient. The amount of lazy ass general physicians I've seen in my short life is insane. We can just come back at anytime anyways, so why bother with checking "everything" in one appointment.
I kind of assumed this would be better in america... I mean you pay those guys a shit ton of money...
That’s what it’s like having an autoimmune disease. I had a doctor yell at me that nothing was wrong with me after my hair started falling out in my hands … turned out I have hashimotos and my thyroid was all fuckered. About a year later I went in to see a specialist about something unrelated because I kept getting hives all over my face for no reason and patch testing said I wasn’t allergic to anything. Literally had over 200 photos of different times this happened over a months time and he said “well do you have one (hives) right now?”… then told me it wasn’t possible and that I’ll never know why this happens
People assume alot of things are better in America 😅😅
I'm sorry that you had to experience something like that. At this moment I don't even go to the hospital unless I'm guilt tripped into it by friends because if they don't care enough to pay attention to me because they aren't getting paid enough they aren't a healer and that's not what I need
@@Nigolasy I've read stmts like "Doctor S. graduated in the top 5% of their class". Makes me wonder about physicians who graduated in the bottom 5%. Yes, we pay a lot for healthcare, which means poorer people, including children , lack access to even basic care, that could prevent future acute or deadly situations. A generic blood pressure med can prevent strokes. Easier to treat & prevent high BP, than to assist a stroke-paralyzed person, later.
@@rynndiane6488 In the 70s, my 14 yr old brother had sudden episodes of extreme, debilitating fatigue, visible loss of motor control & function, muscle cramps, etc. Terrifying to observe! Local, university teaching hospital couldn't diagnose, decided it was "psychosomatic" & prescribed a psychiatrist. No improvement, (duhh) things were getting worse. Finally, my parents sent him (with Mom) to an NIH hospital, hundreds of miles away, near Washington, DC. He had a very rare condition, McArdle Disease, very few cases on record at the time. The "muscle attacks" were triggered by high exercise levels....he was acting like a normal kid, playing basketball, bike riding, swimming, etc. Repeating attacks ran the risk of kidney damage, etc. I am sorry for your own problems, esp angered because you had documented your symptoms so well, and they were ignored. Easier to say "it's all in your head" and dismiss the evidence.
I’m not scared of the doctor. I’m scared of the extreme cost and not being able to pay 😬
Ah America
@@menopriezvisko94 that's what I think whenever I watch Dr pimple popper. It's not possible these people didn't care about a thing growing out of them for years, they probably just had no way to afford going to a doctor sooner.
@@KagomeSylpheed which is really sad
Same . Spent 800$ on dental had to put it on my credit card . I would have had that money if I didn't have to pay taxes
@@ah5721 thats little bit extreme. only threatment i can think of with this or similar expense here are braces, 1000 euros with half paid by insurance. when you want fancy invisible braces then it is 3000 with half paid too lmao but only if the patient is under 25 or something
I’d love to hang out with him- such an honest and good humored person! So glad it’s not cancer.
As an ONC RN I’ve seen so many times people being afraid of coming to the hospital and having fungating tumors left untouched. It’s so sad to me since often times it’s too late for curative treatment. It was especially bad this year during COVID.
I'm thinking, due to his fear of doctors, that he may have tried to mess with it in the past, in order to try and remove it himself? Unsuccessfully, for sure.
I agree. 😭
Reminds me of the chubbyemu story of the guy who tried to cut out a melanoma.
@@QuickQuips when i was like 12 i had a weird bump of skin on me, so i took a razor and cut it off because i thought it was cancer and now it didnt grown back...
@Alex please tell me you're joking...
He said he scratched it or something 1:36
I had a 4+lb giant abdominal lipoma removed - surgeon congratulated me on being the 1st man to give birth. Felt so much better with it gone.
Is it a girl or boy?
"I'm not a baby, I'm a tumor..." LOL
Dang dude!! Glad you feel better. That’s crazy!
Congrats!
Me reading this while carrying an actual baby and 50 pounds of liquid on my front wishing it were only 4 pounds lol
Love Dr Lee, she’s very compassionate and gracious to her patients.
The way Dr. Youn explains it's so comforting, and the sweet funny comments about it being pretty when they removed it made us smile so much, I we ever get a surgery, we'll keep in mind to watch some of Dr. Youn's videos to feel less scared about it. Thank you so much Dr. Youn, it helps a lot
I love that Dr. pimple popper makes her patients feel so comfortable. She never says anything objective that makes them feel bad for the decisions they make like not going to the Dr sooner.
I know right! Bless her heart. I'm not sure I could manage my emotions with some of the cases she takes on. Who am I kidding? I would have passed out at the 1st big pimple, Chip would have sent me straight to a career change. Watching a man birth a flower shaped fat glob out of his arm would have tipped me over the edge of bedside manners for sure. 😩😭
Anything more than 8 dead rats and you know you have a problem.
You are funny
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hey, at 7 your pushing it.
I must be a health nut. I draw the line at 2. 🙃
Top comment 🤣
I have a growth and I have to see a plastic surgeon and you really help me get over my fear I've been crying at night and you showed me that plastic surgeon is the right way to go to get my thing removed so thank you❤️
So nice to see a doctor that seems so highly educated/qualified, and at the same time very kind and compassionate to their patients.
I'm so glad for this gentleman that he didn't have cancer as he was worried about.
This guy said he is 54 years old, he has lived a hard life. He looks like 70.
Im 62 and I thought he was my father's age.
Rural people tend to age more harsher than most other people.
Holy shit. I thought he was in his 70's
Yeah meth would do that to you
Poverty isn't pretty
Love your reaction vids, Dr. Youn. Dr. Lee is one of my fave doctors on TV. She has such compassion & professionalism.
Glad he felt so much better afterwards! What a sweet guy
Most Americans don't go to the doctor because its outrageously expensive. So we'll wait till a small issue either goes away or till it becomes major and serious
Now I understand why on this shows they came and the problem is damn big
Yeah, my dad is feeling pain on his chest and insists on just putting a bandage on everyday, rather than going to the doctor, even though I insist 😔
Almost died when I was a freshman in college, ended up on life support for 2 weeks cause I was too scared to pay the bill. Without insurance it would have cost me over 10 million dollars, the US health care system sucks
Yup. Wait and see is free, and going to the doctor can be cripplingly expensive.
Yep
Wow judging by his reaction, that was... a real weight off his shoulder
😂😂😂😂🎉
Nice.
🥁🥁🥁
🚪🚶♀️
Badum tshhh 🥁
Wow. Love watching your reaction to this Dr Youn. Kudos to Dr Lee. Love that she did such a tidy job and took the time to not mess up his tattoo. Brave man to finally conquer his fears and get it sorted.
I had a lump removed from my breast in an operating room but with a numbing agent. I was wide awake and calm. I was much happier after the surgery with the nausea that I normally suffer from after being put under.
"...can I say boobie?" Lol bless this man
can i say it
Me walking up to my mom "can I say a bad word :( its the boobie word--"
Wasn't that cute
Then again saying boobie is no different to saying "knee" or "stomach" cuz it's not a sex organ
That cracked me up... it made him very endearing in my eyes.
My sister Betty was afraid to go to the Doctor about a sore on her back. She let it go too long and died of skin cancer 8 months latter! She really suffered. Don’t mess around with your health
I am so sorry! May your sister rest in peace🕊
So sorry for your loss. There are many people who are afraid to seek medical help. 🙏❤
God Rest Betty's Soul Amen xxxxxxx Home To Heaven Amen xxxxxxx With Our Ever Growing Ever Loveing Heavenly Family Amen xxxxxxx
Sorry for ur lost my she rest in peace ❤️🙏👼
❤💐
I have to say i really appreciate her approach when it came to this patient. He was obviously fearful for multiple reasons just being there and she managed to retain and capture his interest in a calm and informative manner that put him both at ease and allowed him to actively engage with the process to the very end. I personally find that to be very cool.
We must protect this man at all costs.
My grandmother was a Japanese imigrant and she was like this guy, a very simple person... she would say "if you don't go to the doctor, you're not sick! When you go they tell you all these things you have and it's not good..." Not easy to deal with.
I dont blame her for feeling that way. It can be hard to navigate to find a good doctor that's not pushing a pill on you so they can pay their medical school Bills. I've been fortunate enough to have PCMs that recommended both medicine and natural treatment for my issues.
My aunt was like this and she ended up losing her life bc of her fear. Its quite sad
I can imagine it in an accent
We need better education for new generations so this never repeats
My grandmother’s also a Japanese immigrant and had similar things she stuck to
So, when the smell is equal to 10 dead rats, that's the point where you need to see a doctor. Good to have a number to go on.
Mine is 1. Maybe 2. 🥴🥴
Who's able to differentiate the smell of 8 or 9 dead rats to the smell of 10 of them?
@@NortelGeek Any expert rat sniffer, obviously 🙄
@@Berilia Bwaaahahahahaa
I'm glad mine only smells like 6 and ⅗ dead rats
I loved the patients sense of humor during the removal, people can be really beautiful.
I’m learning so much! I truly admire medical professionals 🤩
Dr. Lee was so sweet with this man and his fear of doctors - her bedside manner is second to none. ❤️
Except she likes to shit on the entirety of the nursing profession
@@nicoleh5088 ?
Him saying “I don’t want to die” at the beginning just made me sad.
Know what will help? Go back and listen again and pay attention. You'll hear "I don't want/ to/ die." That statement was painfully cut together for TV.
@@JackSilver1410 it doesn’t help
This was great. My husband refuses to watch Dr. Pimple Popper but I find it fascinating. Now I know I can catch her on your channel. Not that I didn't close my eyes once or twice. I am so happy for him. There is so much cancer in my family that I want to go to the oncologist if I have goosebumps!
i love this man. what happy vibes i get from him after he's cured.
I honestly thought that he had an amputated arm at first and there was just red on the end of his arm based on the thumbnail, I'm insanely blind if you cant already tell lmao poor guy though :( made me wanna cry when he was talking about how scared he was going to the doctor
Nah I thought so too and my vision is 20/20
OMG SAME
Also I was watching the video then I had an ad then after the add I had the sponsor he was promoting ;-;
Same lol
I thought the same thing...
Everyone is talking about fears but is no one going to talk about how he was concerned to say boobies on tv? He is so pure and innocent.
No he’s respectful. He understands that there could be younger people around and he doesn’t want to say anything that they shouldn’t hear or something that their parent/guardian doesn’t want them to. He isn’t innocent, just respectful of other peoples lives and what they think of certain words. Istg if anyone does anything kindhearted or simply nice in this generation everyone calls them “an innocent cinnamon roll”. He’s just a kindhearted man.
@@katsukibakugo9536 thank you 👏
@Katsuki Bakugo I'm sorry I couldn't stop laughing cause I was like, Bakugo being nice!? But you have a point
Idk why but someone calling a grown ass man pure and innocent is so weird to me 🤨 He’s just being nice and respectful. Of course one wouldn’t want to say something inappropriate in television
I’ve watched Dr Pimple Popper for years and this is great with the commentary and your expressions!😂
That’s such a beautiful ending for him! Being able to be social and starting to take his life back, amazing !
Bruh the fact that he said "it started as an egg" and still didn't get a check up for it is just why
He is a Southern man....nuff said.
The doctor explained in the video. It is due to phobia. I know, long story below. I have a great aunt who is against doctor visits and drinking water. Along with anything healthy. Her kids are now helping her. She said thank you to us for helping her clean her old house. I live in it but it was messy. Also, that finally her kids notice her again. It took us to get her help from her kids. She got to a bad state due to her kids leaving one by one. No communication happened. Due to her own personal reasons. It was not until my mom aunt and their kids taking her in. That something wrong was found out. The messy house was a clue. My Cousin, my aunt's son was stubborn at first. It was not until me and my bro. his 2 young Cousins said were disappointed. His wife said they should be. She's our aunt even though my Uncle divorced her. She family😄 She worked as a florist. Also is a nice person, we still help her out. Despite her water and food phobias. She know she has a family who puts up with her stubborness.
He lives is the US I’d assume by the accent so the lack of free healthcare here may be another reason he didn’t go immediately
He's an older gentleman. Culturally, that often comes with less health literacy. He also is clearly severely medically phobic.
He may have something called “white coat syndrome” which is a fear of doctors and a lot of doctors will choose to actively fucking ignore that and scare their patents with “omg your blood pressure is so high!!” which makes it worse. My mother has it and she used to pass out trying to hand other people’s papers in for them. She’s doing much better now with it and I’m so proud of her.
Americans: I need medical assistance
*Sees bill*
Americans: Guess I’ll die
No one here is denied care. That's a bunch of leftist horse shit to try to make everyone pay for the way of the poor.
That’s why i think America is nasty. You can’t even treat yourself and the not dying when you see the bill.
@@sukunaryoumen2834 What are you talking about? No one is denied care here!
@@timramich oh yeah, get cancer or any other terminal disease and not have any insurance and no money to pay the bill outright and see how much treatment you get..0 that's how much.
@@badmonkey2222 Yeah, okay.
Awww, this was such an amazing outcome! So happy for him! ❤️
Whew! I am so thankful and happy this kind man is ok! Thank you Dr. for all your tender loving care!💝🙏💝
That shit would have started talking to him eventually.
And probably start ordering poor Leonard around. 🥺
He already named it. That’s the next logical step
Bruhh 😂😂😂
Quade, open your mind
@@Janemba126 kuato 🤣🤣
I remember watching this episode a while ago and thinking "You're afraid of catching something in a sterile environment but not of having an OPEN WOUND??"
For years
Fear isn't always rational
Phobias (and fears in general) usually aren't rational.
Take spiders as en example.
If the thing isn't venemous and can't hurt you there's not really any reason to fear it. Yet lots of people do.
It's irrational, but try telling that to your brain while you freak out.
He's like, 'tis but a flesh wound😂 I'm over here bitching and it aint even my arm
@@loke2534 the thing is, it is not easy to tell the difference between venomous spiders and non venomous spiders. it's easier to be scared and avoid all of them just in case they are venomous. same thing with snakes.
That was one of the best ones she's ever popped out. So satisfying
Great story 😊 Thanks for showing it.
Dr. Pimple Popper: "It was like a flower 🌺 its really pretty though "
Me: 👁👄👁
It was pretty
@@eleanorcooke7136 I respect your opinion, but that doesn’t mean your opinion can’t be wRoNg
@@eleanorcooke7136 (meant to be a joke)
@@frog6306 :)
She is fucking magical.
My best friend did the same thing after she was diagnosed with breast cancer. She waited until it was too late to save her life. She died at age 40. 🥺
God, so young!
So sorry to hear, only 40.
So sorry for your loss praying for you and her family
Sorry
Did she not have health insurance
Jfc
I love her! Been watching for years. The most moving episode was when she was helping reduce the growths on a patient with Neurofibromatosis
I'm so happy for this gentleman, so awesome!
“It started off as an.. egg and then .. uh... can i say boobie” i was laughing so hard i clicked the like button on accident.
Liking was not a mistake
@@AndyMandyBandy yep
@Jennifer Taylor LOL
Made me laugh pretty hard too lol
I love how she deliberately avoided damaging the tattoo
I'm getting a lipoma removed next week, and I have a tattoo over it.
Guess I'll have to get some extra tattoo work done.
Yeah, I remember her removing a lipoma that was under a guys tatoo and deliberately made the cut as small as possible to not make the size change noticeable.
@@frenchfriedbagel7035 Saw my doc today. Being referred to a plastic surgeon, because the lipoma is attached to a muscle 😥
@@cookiemobers5650 now
She goes beyond the call of duty... however not so far she is unsafe.
She is so kind and empathetic. I wish all doctors were like her.
He’s such a sweetheart. Im glad he was able to get it removed ❤️
I love Dr Pimple so I'm absolutely happy to watch this reaction.
It was pretty heart wrenching when he was talking about his fear of doctors/ doctors offices. My father has been like that ever since I can remember and he refused to go in for any type of check ups or even go to a dentist. Finally he went in when I was about 15 I want to say at that point he hadn't been to a doctor in nearly 20 years. He went in because we kept telling him something seemed wrong and it took him a year of feeling awful to convince himself in. It turns out due to alcohol abuse and years of chewing Tabaco he had cancer that was growing in his esophagus. Since then its been treated and he has been cancer free for about 2 years now and even had bariatric surgery. It's so hard when people are afraid to make a medical appointment. I've very proud of him for going in despite his fears.
i'm glad you and your family were able to convince him to go, and i hope he stays in remission for the rest of his life!
My mother refused to go to the doctors for years because she was afraid the dr would cause something to make more money. Sorta like the car mechanic that broke something 'important that needed to be fixed right now'.
I'm avoiding goin to the eye doctor for so long & my vision is getting worse....Idk why but I'm really nervous & afraid about it. I decide everyday but cant make it :( maybe tomorrow!!
It's called being poor, that's the fear. Choosing to eat or go to the doctor, fun stuff.
His family died of cancer he thought it was cancer he was scared he was dieing not the money. Yes the money is scary but hopefully we all have insurance and do our best. That being said he was not afraid of money he was scared he was dieing
capitalism moment
Or, you know, just pay for insurance. It isn't expensive and if you get it before you are sick it covers everything.
@@robertmartin8907 if youre homeless, just get a house!
@@robertmartin8907 "it isn't expensive" - Where do you live? Are you in the USA and this ignorant to the reality for millions? I have excellent insurance, close to as good as it gets in the USA, and medical care is still bankrupting, coming to the tune of hundreds of thousands per year. My last surgery which was non elective totalled over 100,000 and often with insurance the portion patients pay is still at least 30%. Please educate yourself. It's great if your medical care and insurance is affordable but that isn't reality for the majority in the USA.
I love watching your react videos, they're very entertaining and educational. Please make more!
You explain everything very well ! Thanks 😊
"if I don't get a diagnosis maybe it'll go away" that was me with my anxiety. Tho I now am in therapy
Good for you! Well done.
Well done for being brave. It's actually a pretty typical mindset. I trained in psychology, and I still refused to go for help until I was almost at a crisis point.
Good luck with your treatment!
I think it's not just the hope that it will go away but just the idea that as long as you don't know what it is, it is nothing bad and so you can ignore it
Hope you're doing better now!
Congrats! Well done!
Something small that I noticed was when he revealed it, she didn't go "oh wow!!" Or "holy moly!!", She didn't comment on its absurdity, and I appreciate her avoiding this. This guy is obviously anxious being at the doctor, so a comment like that wouldn't have helped him at all.
She's very well controlled I went holy fuck when I saw it lol
knowing that it is her work, I'm sure her brain goes "wow, interesting" instead.
That's what's called "professionalism"
Good thing I ain't a doctor, I would of said something obnoxious
She's like this with all her patients. She's beyond professional, she genuinely has empathy for the ppl that come to see her.
Really love your channel! I love knowing facts and being empowered! Thank you for all you do…by the way, your products are amazing!
Dr. Lee is the best she has a way of making people feel comfortable! I'm happy for this man.
Everyone talking about how financially life destroying a serious diagnosis can be for the poor in the US is absolutely correct, however in context that is clearly not what his phobia is. He is very clearly associating doctors’ offices with infection and death.
It is also generally the case on shows like this that he is getting pro Bono treatment in return for the release of having his case on the show.
I agree; his concern was communicable disease (plague). When was the original episode filmed? During the time of COVID? I imagine that might have really amped up any lingering germophobia he might have been harboring. But even with the "carrot" of getting the treatment for free, he *still* had to muster up the courage to walk in there, get examined, and start the treatment - at any time during that process, he could have panicked and bolted. But he didn't! He really strikes me as a sweet, sweet man - a gentle soul who perhaps hasn't received as much kindness in life as some others have.
Weird thing is, he was concerned about catching the "plague" at the doctor's office when he already seemed to have one of bubonic plague's symptoms 😶
He was on before covid.
@Pat Mckinnon The "carrot" is a metaphor for an attractive gift or an incentive Like dangling a carrot in front of a donkey or animal, it is going to lure it in.
The incentive or gift, the "carrot" in this story is the free medical care.
The patient was attracted to the free medical care and it was the incentive he needed to get treatment.
i've seen this episode where his story came on, and yes, he was very much afraid of getting sick from being in a doctor's office. from what i remember, he had to step out of the waiting room because he heard people coughing and sneezing and it freaked him out that he was going to catch some kind of disease. luckily the woman who was with him calmed him down enough to get him to return to the waiting room so he could meet with Dr. Lee
“It went from an egg to a... can I say boobie?” LOL
Absolutely not comparing that to a boob is just wrong and brings up the question have you ever seen a boob lol
@@nevaeha4048 I guess it means it feels like one
I mean the flower formation of mature fat cells... I'm certain the giggle physics and feeling in the hand resembled a boob.
Ohhh I thought he said boo boo
If you see a breast that looks like that, RUN.
WoW! Dr. Lee really is an outstanding surgeon! You can barely see any scarring!
I love your commentary on this!
My grandmother’s fear of doctors is what stop us from finding out about her cancer in time to save her life.
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F
Same for this man. He did say he had 2 people die of cancer. His diagnosis was very fortunate!
My Grandfather also refused to go to the docs and we didn’t find out till he collapsed while mowing the lawn - he made it about six months after that but not too long.
I feel you, and I’m sorry for your loss 💙
@@TotosTalesThe whole situation still wears on my mom pretty hard. Looking back on it, there were signs that my grandmother was more ill than she was letting on. What made it worse was that type of colon cancer she had is supposedly very treatable if caught early, but super aggressive. Which means that our window was limited. When she finally went to the doctor and got tested, they gave her 6 months... she lasted 3. It's been 20 years and I still miss her. Thank you for your kind words. Sorry for your loss as well.
You could see Youn’s soul leave his body when he first saw the lump🤣
Shit I was right there with him😳 I *cannot* have a bump on my body and not investigate or try to get that looked at bru that would bother me😬 *alot*
I was in tears from his reaction.
As did mine ☠️☠️☠️☠️
Thanks for your reaction.
what a sweet guy, I went and watched the update of six months later and he is doing great! hes working, cooking, has lady friends, he seems super happy and people like him. he has also become somewhat of a local celebrity after being on the show, and his scarring is minimal
It was so kind of her to not mess up his tattoo. She made the scar a little diagonal, so his tattoo stayed unmarked. That's wonderful
My foot surgeon did the same for my foot tattoo
1:09 "c a n i s a y b o o b i e"
i died lmao
No you cannot.
Lmao
Thank you for telling about the woman with breast cancer who would not see the doctor until it was so necrotic, that it smelled awful. I remember a similar case in the 1980's. The woman had refused so long to seek help for a breast mass, that it weighed in at 56 pounds. The odor was so overwhelming that her surgery was done on a weekend when the recovery room might be empty. She lived for nearly one year with vigorous chemotherapy and radiation.
I love your visual comments to the actual video you’re watching. And your “crush” on Dr. Lee is cute!
I love that a plastic surgeon says plastic surgery should be a last resort.
Yeah, I've been to a surgeon for an infected toe wound and the first thing out of his mouth was essentially "let's cut it off".... no thanks, Doctor Mengele. A few bottles of antibiotics later and hey! I can still count to 20 (haha).
Ikr. He’s such a good man and he knows that nobody really needs plastic surgery unless it’s for medical purposes so he doesn’t want to make people feel as if that’s the only way they’re going to be accepted. He’s such a kindhearted guy. I love his channel so much because of how supportive he is of the natural body types. He’s truly amazing.
That’s called having principles.
I freaking love that he named his growth Chip.
Chip on his shoulder ,bro.
A new subbie. Yay. I love watching Dr. Lee. She is certainly one of my role models. Glad I found your chanel as well