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A man has over 23 bizarre 'blackberry' and 'shamrocked' shaped lipomas removed from his skin on The Bad Skin Clinic.  While we all worry about developing the odd lumps and bumps, that concern is a constant, daily burden for father-of-one Dave, from the UK, who is covered in multiple lipomas, clustered all over his body.  In tonight's episode of the Quest Red show, he admits his lipomas are a constant source of anxiety.  'I worry about the future a lot with this condition, but we're at a point now where there's 23 of them,' he says. 'Every day I wake up and think "what if this one is sinist...

A man who tried to pop his own painful softball-sized back and neck cysts with cactus thorns finally has them removed by Dr Pimple Popper. Tonight's episode of the Quest Red show focuses on Juan, 32, from South Texas, who during his high school days was a star athlete. Lauded as a champion on the football field, he was often persecuted off of it due to the enormous lumps on the back of his neck.  'I have a lot of scars and a lot of boils on my neck, on my back, almost everywhere on my body,' he says. 'The worst are the bumps I have on my neck, those ones are about the size of a golf ball. M...

A woman who has been living with a huge 'unicorn horn' pilar cyst on her head finally has it popped in The Bad Skin Clinic - but not before it covers the top skin doctor in putrid yellow gunk.   Tonight's episode of Quest Red's The Bad Skin Clinic focuses on Samantha, from the UK, who for the past two years, has been living with a large, spherical cyst on the top of her head.  But despite hiding it the best she can with her bright multi-coloured hair, she admits that the bump has shattered her confidence.  'There's no hiding it. I don't know what the right word is, probably disgusting,' s...

Man's huge head cyst explodes covering doctor in pus in nauseating Bad Skin Clinic clip WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT - Patient James visited The Bad Skin Clinic to get his painful red lumps removed after feeling self-conscious about them for 20 years of his life The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single dayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other rel...

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