Earlobe cysts, also known as sebaceous or epidermoid cysts, are fairly common and usually harmless. They form when skin cells or oil glands become trapped under the surface, creating a small lump that can gradually grow in size. While they’re typically painless, they can become uncomfortable, infected, or simply unsightly—prompting many people to seek removal.
In today’s featured case, a doctor performs a clean and efficient removal of a cyst lodged in the patient’s earlobe. What makes this video particularly fascinating is how neatly the procedure is carried out: a small incision, gentle pressure, and the entire cyst—including its sac—is removed intact. This not only offers visual satisfaction, but also serves as an excellent example of why it’s important to remove the cyst wall entirely to prevent recurrence.
Whether you’re curious about medical procedures or simply find pimple-popping videos oddly satisfying, this clip is worth a watch. See for yourself how it’s done.
⚠️ Disclaimer: This video contains graphic medical content. Viewer discretion is advised.
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