Dr. Pimple Popper Just Squeezed Tons Of 'Cute' Nose Blackheads

Emily Shiffer
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Dr. Pimple Popper Just Squeezed Tons Of 'Cute' Nose Blackheads

  • Dr. Pimple Popper is squeezing her way through many more satisfying blackheads in her latest Instagram video.

  • The dermatologist discovered a treasure trove of clogged pores on her patient's nose.

  • Fans loved the zoomed in view of the "cute" blackheads and watching them all squish out.

Dermatologist Sandra Lee, MD, a.k.a. Dr. Pimple Popper, is on a roll with her blackhead content. Over the weekend, she posted a whopping three blackhead videos to her Instagram of three different "pops" for her Popaholics. That trifecta earned her the "blackhead whisperer" nickname. (She really is!) And to kick off the new week, she is starting her Monday with another blackhead extraction video.

"Happy Monday!!! 🥳 #drpimplepopper #blackheads," Dr. Pimple Popper captioned the Instagram video.

In the clip, she starts with the camera zoomed in on an elderly male patient's nose. Dr. Pimple Popper has prepped his skin to pop a huge blackhead on the bridge of his nose. She uses her handy comedone extractor tool to press out the larger one, then moves on to squeeze out two more on the nose (for a total of 3).

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"Alright! We got a lot of the bumps on your face! You're going to be hot property over there!" says Dr. Pimple Popper to her patient.

She keeps working on the patient's skin, moving from the nose to his cheek. And she uses her comedone extractor again to press on a large blackhead she finds on the cheek.

"That's a cute one!" says Dr. Pimple Popper as she presses and the blackhead, which easily comes to the surface and spews out gunk. She then moves her extractor to get another blackhead she found on his cheek, and squeezes it out with ease, for a total of 5 blackheads. Phew!

And her Popaholics are loving all of the blackhead content. She's giving the fans what they want!

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