Most of us are freakishly obsessed with the tiny abscesses extra oil, dirt and grime trigger on our skin. Pimples, blackheads, acne, it’s all the same — and it’s a massive industry. There are TV shows ...

Tough start to the week? Dermatologist Sandra Lee, MD, has exactly what you need to regroup: blackheads, and lots of them, coming right at you. Her latest video comes direct from Youtube. Her patient ...

In Dr. Pimple Popper's new Instagram video, she extracts tons of blackheads from multiple patients. There are blackheads all over one patient's cheek and one more massive clogged pore on the other ...

It’s tough to resist squeezing a juicy pimple. You probably want to get rid of it quickly and may feel like you know exactly how to do it after having watched hundreds of pimple-popping videos online.

It's common knowledge that popping pimples can lead to scarring. Dr. Sandra Lee, aka Dr. Pimple Popper, said that it's best to use spot treatments on zits. However, she's a realist and has tips on how ...

Dr. Pimple Popper (aka Dr. Sandra Lee) is back to her pimple-popping ways on Instagram. In a video from this week, she takes care of a blackhead on a woman’s earlobe. This week on Dr. Pimple Popper’s ...

It's massive, mean, and totally inconsiderate of your feelings (or the fact that you have a job interview tomorrow). But while its angry red eye stares deeply into your own, you might want to ask ...

In Dr. Pimple Popper’s latest Instagram video, she helps a patient with big juicy whiteheads covering his nose. The dermatologist explains that she is on a pop mission to extract all the pimples. Dr.

As a self-proclaimed popaholic, I am not ashamed to admit that I love watching pimple popping and blackhead extraction videos. Call me gross, but I find it immensely therapeutic and satisfying. To all ...

To the naked eye, sebaceous filaments look like "tiny little black or tan dots," Dr. Zalka says, and they're roughly the size of a pinheads. And when a sebaceous filament has a buildup of oil inside, ...

No, pimple popping videos were not banned by the video streaming platform YouTube. This claim appeared to have originated in early January 2020 when a YouTube account by the name of Medical Jeopardy ...