Fact checked by Jennifer Klump Takeaway Popping pimples in the “triangle of death” can lead to a life-threatening brain ...

Pimples on the scalp could be caused by fungal infections, excess oil or sweat, and poor hygiene. To treat scalp acne, try medicated shampoos with ingredients like tea tree oil and coal tar.

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So it's no surprise that, in two brand new YouTube videos, Dr. Pimple Popper is living up to her nickname by popping out tons of massive pilar cysts from a patient's scalp in one piece.

Alisha Monaco got a cystic pimple one day and decided to pop it. She didn't know it was going to land her in urgent care. She ...

Dr. Pimple Popper got right to work on these pesky scalp bumps. She sliced them open and used a combination of tweezers and squeezing to clear them all out. Incredibly, she got them all out so ...

In Dr. Pimple Popper's new Youtube video, she hosts her first popping party and squeeze 5 whole pilar cysts out. It's so satisfying to watch.

Hope, a TikTok user known as @imlesbianflavored on the app, revealed to her followers that she contracted a staph [staphylococcus] infection after popping a zit on her face.

The viral video sees hair being pulled so hard it produces a popping noise, but doctors warned Newsweek of the potential dangers that come with it.

In Dr. Pimple Popper's new Instagram video, she squeezes "kebab meat" from a stuffed scalp cyst and fans say it's perfect for a "gyro." It's so satisfying.