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Queen of Pops' Pick: A TMI Accessory Tragus Removal
This patient had an accessory tragus which is a fairly common, benign congenital (present from birth) anomaly of the external ear that presents as a small elevation of the skin that is made up of skin, subcutaneous fat, and/or elastic cartilage.
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An Educational Earlobe Repair
Dr. Song is a newly board certified dermatologist in my practice and it's important for me to share my insights on certain techniques with the next generation of Dermatologists.
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A Quick Snip Fix Earlobe Repair
This lovely patient had her friend pierce her ears LONG ago and is now wanting to have them repaired. I've already done one side so you can see that completely healed - it's just a quick snip and little stitch to fix this one.
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A Giant Skin Tag Cherub
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Queen of Pop's Pick: Delicious Whiteheads & A Rhinophyma Transformation
Time for a rhinophyma transformation, but there are a couple of whiteheads that must be extracted first!
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Mining for Pearls of Eruptive Vellus Hair Cysts
Eruptive vellus hair cysts appear as multiple, maybe even hundreds of 1-4mm skin-colored or hyper-pigmented dome-shaped papules (raised and swollen areas) on the mid-chest and upper extremities. Vellus hairs are short, fine hairs that line our skin making these cysts common. They tend to be small...
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Trimming Off Extra Earlobe Meat
HAPPY NEW YEAR! Starting the year with a little earlobe trimming... out with the old and in with the new right?
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A Close Encounter Hidrocystoma
Hidrocystomas usually appear near the eye/eyelid area, but this one was an especially close encounter. Can you handle seeing needles so close to the eye?
Hidrocystomas are benign cyst tumors that are derived from sweat glands. They commonly affect the eyelid, are usually asymptomatic, affect bot...
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A Thanksgiving Happily Ever After: Part 1
Rhinophyma is a part of rosacea (a common skin condition, especially among people of Celtic descent), that is significantly more common among men. It affects the nose, causing thickening of skin and dilated pores. The skin around the nose thickens due to an excess production of oil from the sebac...
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A Thanksgiving Happily Ever After: Part 2
Rhinophyma is a part of rosacea (a common skin condition, especially among people of Celtic descent), that is significantly more common among men. It affects the nose, causing thickening of skin and dilated pores. The skin around the nose thickens due to an excess production of oil from the sebac...
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A Quickly Growing Cauliflower on the Cheek
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An Eyelid ROCK
This patient has a pilomatricoma, aka a calcifying epithelioma of Malherbe, which is commonly a solitary but mobile growth under the skin which is most often confused to be an epidermoid cyst. These are benign growths, not painful or uncomfortable. I was suspicious it was a pilomatricoma when I...
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A Shave Biopsy and a Human Diamond
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Learn How to Suture with Me! || Behind the Scenes
Come behind the scenes with me as I show you how I suture up a punch incision!
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Unusual Types of Cyst: Eruptive Vellus Hair
Eruptive vellus hair cysts appear as multiple, maybe even hundreds of 1-4mm skin-colored or hyper-pigmented dome-shaped papules (raised and swollen areas) on the mid-chest and upper extremities. Vellus hairs are short, fine hairs that line our skin making these cysts common. They tend to be small...
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A Big Blackhead & Some Seborrheic Keatoses
Blackheads are something we are all familiar with, but did you know they are also called open comedones? Blackheads are usually caused by a pore that gets clogged with keratin (skin protein) and sebum (oil). Given the black color many believe these spots are clogged with dirt, but really it’s the...
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Holy MOLE-y! & Skin Tags
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Just Another Day in Derm: Dr. Pimple Popper
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This Woman Asked Me To Take A Look at a Growth on Her Side
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My lovely patient with Neurofibromatosis
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Skin Tags & A Mole!
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Skittle Steatocystoma Session Three, Part One
Steatocystoma multiplex is a condition where multiple slow-growing cysts appear, usually during puberty, on the body. They occur most commonly on the chest, armpits, and neck. These can get quite large in size, but are often not very raised and are covered by normal looking skin. The contents of ...
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Cankles Be Gone! Dr. Sandra Lee to Fix a Woman's Chubby Ankles
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Biopsy of the Nail Bed with Removal of the Nail Plate: Nail Avulsion