Dr Pimple Popper Removes Giant Cyst From Man's Cheek In Gag-Inducing Video (GRAPHIC)

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If you love a gross spot-popping video, feast your eyes on the clip above.

The video shows dermatologist Dr Sandra Lee, aka "Dr Pimple Popper", extracting a stubborn cyst from a man's cheek.

"This patient has a cyst on his left cheek, present for a few years," Dr Lee wrote on the video's YouTube description.

"A few months ago, I removed the cyst, just as I do here, but it came back!"

Just watching the extraction process makes us squirm, but the patient seems pretty unperturbed. In fact, he chats to Dr Lee throughout the video.

He's a braver person than we are.

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Oranges(01 of09)

Vitamin C is essential to keeping you looking younger. Dermatologist Nicholas Perricone, author of Forever Young, says that oranges also contain bioflavonoids, “which will protect skin from UV rays and help prevent cell death.” (credit:Roberto A Sanchez via Getty Images)

Avocado(02 of09)

An excellent source of vitamin E, the high levels of unsaturated fat beta-carotene in an avocado will nourish skin and protect from signs of ageing, according to Body and Soul. (credit:Inti St. Clair via Getty Images)

Berries(03 of09)

Whether it’s strawberries, blueberries, goji’s or cranberries, all types of berries are good for you - and not just for your appearance. David Grotto, author of The Best Things You Can Eat, told MSN “blueberries high flavonoid content has been found to help short and long-term memory loss.” (credit:boule13 via Getty Images)

Carrots(04 of09)

Packed with beta-carotene, eating your carrots will help with skin-cell renewal and act as a powerful antioxidant too. (credit:Henrik Sorensen via Getty Images)

Pomegranate(05 of09)

A glass of pomegranate juice a day could actually keep the wrinkles away, according to the Probelte Bio Labatory in Spain. Not only can it help lower cholesterol and blood pressure, but it’s a great source of antioxidants too. (credit:Louise Docker Sydney Australia via Getty Images)

Salmon(06 of09)

Omega-3 essential fatty acids will nourish skin and prevent dryness and premature ageing. Body and Soul warn that a lack of these healthy fats in your diet ‘will make you prone to dry skin and wrinkles.’ (credit:Annabelle Breakey via Getty Images)

Kale(07 of09)

Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last year, kale is the superfood on everyone’s lips. Emily Maguire, nutritionist and HuffPost UK blogger adds: "It is packed with potent antioxidants which help to stave off free radical damage in the body (linked to premature aging and disease)." (credit:Hemera Technologies via Getty Images)

Olive Oil(08 of09)

Ever wondered why those Mediterranean’s look so healthy? Well, it could just be the copious amount of olive oil they use. The antioxidants will protect skin from pollutants. (credit:Peter Holmes via Getty Images)

Red Grapes(09 of09)

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