Big, deep (ugly) blackheads.

[MorriseysGladioli]

A real treat!

From what I've seen on those with decent commentary, the holes will gradually dry out and more or less fill in, if the face has some kind of treatment.
Glycolic acid?
They often give their clients a wash to use at home.
If you watch a succession of vids on one client, they'll often explain how the blackheads are drying up and shrinking.

At what point do they become abscesses??

You got me there. I think it's if something gets in from outside. Even a hair turning in.

I really need to brush up on my spornology.

Wow, that was splendid, thank you

Beautiful. He must have lost about half a stone!

Omg - I don’t know how I’m going to get to sleep tonight 🤢

@ButItRingsAndIRise

I can’t watch more than a couple of minutes. All the camera shaking is making me feel seasick!

The shaking of the camera makes you feel sick..not what's recorded on the camera?! 🤢

Are you fans of Dr Pimple Popper? I only discovered her shortly after the video above. Those blackheads in the video in the op is nothing compared to the stuff she extracts!

There are giant blackheads that must have been there for decades as they are jet black and rock hard when she prises them out!

I can’t watch DPP as I can’t handle all the lipomas and stuff. Fossilised blackheads are awesome though!

Just seen this one - what is this tool? It’s basically a pore spoon!

I started with doctor pimple popper, but I've branched out into a whole new world of home surgery vids (anyone seen the "make a bigger hole" vid?) hairy blackheads and other delights.
I love em all.

Beautiful, I almost want one to do it to.

It’s definitely the older people who get the best ones

Her logo sticker is so yuck!

Probably a result of agent Orange being used in the Vietnam war, it's effects are still around today

@goose1964

Probably a result of agent Orange being used in the Vietnam war, it's effects are still around today

really, I didnt know it caused spots?

How do you get a job doing this.

Oooh I loved that!

One of the very few times I've thought the camera was too close... wanted a bit more perspective