Joanne comes to the clinic to have cysts removed from her scalp. Danny suffers from cystic acne and wants to get rid of a number of cysts on his back. Amanda has a lipoma on her stomach removed.
The specialist clinic opens its doors to patients with acne, psoriasis and cysts. Dr Natalia Spierings treats 42-year-old Shaneef's shoulder lipoma, Dr Adil Sheraz tackles a large head cyst, and Dr Dev Shah comes under fire over his lack of music knowledge. Plus, psoriasis-sufferer John feels he's exhausted all the options for treatment, but can Dr Emma McMullen offer him a ray of hope?
Dr Emma confronts the biggest lipoma she has seen in months. Londoner James's lipoma is a pain in the neck, quite literally.
The specialist clinic opens its doors to patients with acne, psoriasis and cysts.
A bass player has a lump on his forehead that gives him a perpetual headache. Dr Emma operates on a chest cyst, and Dr Adil debates if he can remove a keloid from a patient's ear.
Dr Adil gets a surprise while operating on a lipoma, and a patient develops large lumps called keloids on both her ears as a result of getting her ears pierced.
A man has a lump the size of a golf ball removed from his neck, Dr Emma tackles a huge lipoma, and an operation to remove a cyst uncovers something else hidden underneath.
A patient has a cyst on his neck the size of a golf ball, while another hopes to be rid of the lipoma that has been attached to her back for almost 10 years.
The specialist clinic opens its doors to patients with acne, psoriasis and cysts. Following work at a specialist clinic where four top dermatologists treat a range of conditions. They squeeze, drain or pop cysts, lipomas and anything else that's getting under their patients' skin. Dr Adil treats a patient with five lipomas, a dancer wants to get rid of a lump that is keeping her off the floor, and a red rash on a man's face defies diagnosis.
The specialist clinic opens its doors to patients with acne, psoriasis and cysts. Following work at a specialist clinic where four top dermatologists treat a range of conditions. They squeeze, drain or pop cysts, lipomas and anything else that's getting under their patients' skin. A hairdresser is determined to watch his own surgery being carried out, a patient tries to flatten a lump by hitting it with a book, and Dr Emma diagnoses a rare form of acne.
A patient comes all the way from Glasgow to have 10 facial moles treated, Dr Dev meets the series oldest ever patient, and a woman has had a cyst on her back for more than 20 years.
Dr Adil operates on an aspiring model with seborrheic keratosis, and Dr Natalia is surprised by what she finds when she tries to remove a large lipoma from a patient's neck.
Dr Adil is unsure what two lumps on a patient's back actually are. The only way to find out is to cut into them. Dr Natalia sees a patient with severe alopecia.
Four dermatologists treat patients for skin conditions such as cysts, lipomas and skin tags that are viewed as cosmetic, but which can seriously affect the sufferers.
The dermatologists at the skin clinic squeeze, cut and sew their way through the patient list. In treatment room 1, Doctor Shah prepares for Steph. She has had cysts on her head for 20 years, which has made her self-esteem suffer. Since the bumps are now quite large, every visit to the hairdresser is torture for them. Next patient is Glenn, who wants to get rid of a cyst and a skin tag on his back. He'd already tampered with it himself with an insecticide vacuum, but only made things worse. Now his cyst has burst while on vacation and has become severely inflamed.
In the waiting room today: Georgia, who has cysts on her face and body. Glenys suffering from a large lump under her arm. And Chris, who has had a large lump on his neck for many years.
Dr Spearings is first at the clinic today to treat Shane. The 36-year-old has an inflamed lump on her jaw and a painful lipoma on her buttocks, which is not covered by health insurance. The bump on her face is a big handicap for Shane: she's reluctant to leave the house to avoid being stared at. The next patient is Lorraine, who is also hoping for a quick solution to her problem: she has cysts on her head, one of them the size of a golf ball, and hasn't dared to go to the hairdresser for years. Patient number 3, a student nurse, has large moles on her face and body.
Samanta is the first in the waiting room today and is hoping that Dr. Nelson can remove her cyst on her head as soon as possible. The mother of the family has had the tumor for seven years and is increasingly suffering from it. She's now the size of a golf ball and can hardly be hidden under her hair. Dulcie has been growing a large lipoma on her neck for over a decade, and it immediately catches the eye. Accordingly, she is often asked about it, which gnaws at Dulcie's self-esteem. dr Natalia examines the unsightly growth and wonders how her patient could put up with it for so long.
The treatment marathon in the skin clinic starts today with Lucy. The 35-year-old has long had a lipoma on her forehead, which she always hides under hats. But now she is supposed to be her best friend's bridesmaid and wants to get rid of the bump. dr Spearings explains to Lucy that a scar will remain - but that's not the problem: the patient has a pronounced needle phobia. However, the operation cannot be performed without anesthesia. Gareth is also extremely afraid of injections, but the desire to finally say goodbye to his cyst on his head is greater. -Especially since the growth is huge.
The removal of ulcers and lumps is routine for the dermatologists at the skin clinic, but a nerve-wracking matter for patient Brian. The young man is plagued by skin warts. He has over 20 under each arm, all of which he wants to get rid of. at Dr. Toby Nelson is Brian in safe hands, but he is very afraid of the treatment: needles, scalpels, blood - everything scares him. The procedure will only take about 20 minutes, but Brian is so panicked that Dr. Nelson becomes concerned. And other patients suffer for years because they don’t dare to go to the doctor.
Dr Adil Sheraz sets a new personal record and Dr Toby Nelson tackles 13 lipomas.
Dr Toby Nelson faces the prospect of removing a lipoma that's underneath a patient's tattoo. Dr Natalia Spierings aims to make a groom-to-be picture perfect for his wedding photos.
Insight at a specialist clinic where a team of top dermatologists treats a range of conditions.
Dr Dev Shah faces an eyeball-sized cyst on a patient's cheek, while Dr Toby Nelson tries to evict a troublesome lipoma called Janet.
A butcher from Somerset brings a meaty lipoma on his neck for Dr Dev Shah. Dr Toby Nelson has a patient with a skin condition around her eyes.
Dr Emma McMullen operates on a strange pectoral lipoma. 43 year old Tamzin comes to see Dr Natalia Spierings who's a specialist in her skin condition melasma.
Dr Dev Shah struggles to treat a football fan with a painful ball of fat below his ribcage, while Dr Toby Nelson is preparing to possibly operate on a world champion pool player.
Dr Toby Nelson checks a patient's back and finds a pre-cancerous mole, Dr Emma McMullen inspects a lipoma on a patient's buttock, and Dr Dev Shah treats a collection of skin tags.
Two ladies keep Dr Dev Shah busy: one has a large lipoma on her back, the other a cyst on her forehead. 19-year-old Abby hopes Dr Natalia Spierings can rid her of ear lumps.
Dr Natalia Spierings tries to help 57-year-old Justin who has a genetic condition which means his skin is covered in lumps made up of nerves.
Return of the dermatologists, with Dr Dev Shah attempting to shell out a giant lipoma, while Dr Emma McMullen tackles a pair of cysts nicknamed Tweedledum and Tweedledee.
Dr Toby Nelson treats one of the largest lipomas the clinic has seen; Dr Natalia Spierings deals with a supersized warty lesion; and Dr Emma McMullen sorts a cyst that the patient's wife has enjoyed squeezing.
Dr Toby is spellbound by his patient, Gideon, Preston's part-time witch, and Dr Natalia Spierings tries to help a young woman with a scalp condition usually found in middle-aged men.
Dr Natalia Spierings tackles one of the biggest lipomas of her career, Dr Emma McMullen helps a bride who's six weeks away from 'I do'; Dr Adil Sheraz treats a patient with a face cyst.
There's a huge and very messy back cyst for Dr Adil Sheraz. Dr Toby Nelson treats a cheeky patient, and Dr Dev Shah meets a roofer with nine lives.
Dr Natalia Spierings gets herself a wedding invite after helping 34 year old, newly engaged Carly with a 'secret on her back'. Dr Adil Sheraz finds a suspicious lesion on a mole patient.
The specialist clinic opens its doors to patients with acne, psoriasis and cysts.
Dr Adil Sheraz treats a bus driver with over 100 lipomas, while Dr Toby Nelson tries to help a 23-year-old who's covered in keloids.
The Skin A&E team are back in business, and they've relocated from Birmingham to a new state-of-the-art clinic in Yorkshire.
The Skin A&E team are back in business in a new state-of-the-art clinic in Leeds.
New dermatologist, Dr Magnus Lynch, joins the team, starting out by treating a large jawline cyst. Thirty-one-year-old Scott comes to see Dr Adil Sheraz for help with his hands that are covered with infectious warts. Dr Dev Shah treats a patient with a head lump, plus Dr Natalia Spierings and Dr Emma McMullen deal with awkward lipomas.
Dr Adil Sheraz treats a giant ear keloid and motorbike-loving Martin needs help from Dr Emma McMullen to get rid of his forehead lipoma that's making his helmet uncomfortable. Twenty-eight-year-old breakdancer Arran wants Dr Natalia Spierings to remove some head cysts that are getting in the way of his head spins.
Love is in the air as two grooms-to-be come to the clinic with lumps they want to get rid of weeks before their big days: Carl has multiple lipomas and sees Dr Emma McMullen, while Dr Dev Shah removes a neck cyst for Alan.
Dr Dev Shah needs a delicate hand to avoid a crucial nerve on a patient's forehead; there's a very messy neck cyst for Dr Emma McMullen; and animal fanatic Teanna asks Dr Natalia Spierings to examine a lump caused by a pony bite. Meanwhile, there's multiple moles for Dr Magnus Lynch and a neurofibromatosis case for Dr Adil Sheraz.
Dr Magnus Lynch tackles twin lipomas nicknamed Barry and Barbara.
The specialist clinic opens its doors to patients with acne, psoriasis and cysts.
This week, Dr Adil Sheraz helps a patient who's been quoted £4500 elsewhere to remove his five head cysts. Dr Emma McMullen turns detective to get to the bottom of a mystery skin condition while Dr Dev Shah deals with a sizeable lipoma that's only hidden from its owner Barry because he can't see or reach it in the middle of his back. Thirty-eight year old May visits the clinic with multiple lipomas, but shakes as Dr Natalia Spierings removes the first of the four lumps she'd like rid of. Meanwhile, Dr Magnus Lynch's patient – 59 year old Alison – has some naughty names for the lumps on her cleavage and knicker line
This week sees the return of previous patient for Dr Emma McMullen. Two years ago she removed some cysts for Georgia from South Wales; now Georgia has some new ones on her legs. In the past, leg cysts have always exploded on Dr Emma, but will Georgia's play ball?
This week, the patients coming to the clinic need urgent assistance before important dates: Dr Emma McMullen helps a village hall manager to look lump-free, ready for her 40th birthday party; Dr Natalia Spierings digs out a fragrance-free cyst to give her patient a smooth back for an imminent holiday to Egypt; and a security guard who's about to turn 50 wants Dr Dev Shah to rid her of some facial moles.
Dr Natalia Spierings meets a fellow body builder with a lump on her shin while Dr Magnus Lynch helps a golfer with a skin condition that's affecting her swing.
