This happened to me when I was a kid. I was too afraid to tell anybody because I’d had to BEG to get them pierced to begin with and I didn’t want them to be taken away! It hurt at first but eventually I forgot about it until there was discoloration and THAT my grandma saw. Didn’t take me to a doctor though, that old school depression era grandma just cut it out herself. Lol

@Suprachiasmatic

5 ай бұрын

@centraltexanonb8598 she would always say “I raised 9 kids and didn’t lose one of them so if you think I’m gonna miss anything now you’re in for a surprise missy!” Lol

@Suprachiasmatic

5 ай бұрын

@centraltexanonb8598she was an expert! Grandma’s are the best, I was so lucky to be raised by mine. But boy, I didn’t get away with a darn thing under her watchful eye. Lol

@maryfolks9368

5 ай бұрын

​@@Suprachiasmaticlol😅 your grandma sounds like good people. Love those tough old grandma's, they can definitely swing a switch if you deserve it😊

@meghanphillips3495

5 ай бұрын

Those old school grandmas could probably do brain surgery with a safety pin, peroxide and tweezers

@Suprachiasmatic

5 ай бұрын

@@maryfolks9368 grateful my Grams wasn’t into the corporal punishment style of parenting of her generation because I was a menace as an unmedicated ADHD kid in the 80s. But she was pretty awesome!

I have never heard of an earring back getting lodged in someone's earlobe. I've been wearing posts and dangle earrings for years and while I've had a few infections, nothing like this case. Good work, Greg!

@hunterkun7746

5 ай бұрын

I’ve had this happen to me twice on the same lobe! I bare a deep scar from it, it’s because I kept pushing them right against my skin when it was healing so the skin healed right over it!

@marinamartinez6886

5 ай бұрын

She should have removed the stud as soon as she noticed the infection. Stick to hoops until tge hole is fully healed.

@annebelgard6723

5 ай бұрын

I have only worn leverback earrings so they don't fall out and no backing!

@ItsJustLisa

5 ай бұрын

My ears have been pierced for 47 years and I’ve never had or seen anything like this either.

@coolcpa3321

5 ай бұрын

Always start with gold or surgical steel posts and backs. I got primary ear piercings 47 years ago and secondary holes 42 years ago. In the '80s, they would instruct you to swab front and back with alcohol daily and then spin both front and back of the earring to ensure your healing skin does not adhere. Even now I find myself spinning my earrings if I wear a pair more than one day (which is very rare). Avoid cheap metal and practice hygiene.

Greg’s the best, with education, explanation, & care for the patient! If there was a contest for the smallest scars, he’d win.

@patriciazanon.3748

4 ай бұрын

❤❤❤❤

@patriciazanon.3748

4 ай бұрын

❤❤❤❤❤❤

@mattjack3983

2 күн бұрын

I like the videos, but I always have to watch them without sound. I don't like all of the talking and unnecessary explanations of every little thing.

Oh my gosh! I didn’t even know this was possible 😱 Her ear must feel so much better now

@josmith6684

5 ай бұрын

it happens all the time 🕰️

@blizz2795

5 ай бұрын

@@josmith6684 I'm old and I've never heard of or seen this in my life. How does this happen?

@josmith6684

5 ай бұрын

@@blizz2795 the body rejecteds it 😂nasty my daughter no earrings 😘

@Silenceeify

4 ай бұрын

I doubt she even felt it

@station-7

Ай бұрын

@@josmith6684- Yeah but your ear doesn’t just gobble it up. It must take months for that to happen.

It never ceases to amaze me how much the body tries to protect you by scarring and connective tissue...happens more often than you'd think. Great job as always.

@hopeliveshere1121

5 ай бұрын

I study the body for a living and it never ceases to amaze me. Evolution is a fantastic thing

@leese.23

5 ай бұрын

@@hopeliveshere1121 Anatomy and Biology were my favorite subjects in college.

@annebelgard6723

5 ай бұрын

RN for 4 decades and the human body still surprises me!

@dananderson6697

Ай бұрын

@hopeliveshere1121 what's truly remarkable is that someone could study that kind of thing for their entire life and still be convinced it just evolved to get that way out of random chance.

Ya can't deny this guy is excellent at what he does. Nothing in the world better than watching someone who's great at his craft.

@nemesis91101

5 ай бұрын

This. Watch brain and spine surgery on here. 🤯 this guy along with those people who keep you childhood memories and or limbs working it's like... ok I you deserve the 6 digit sports car I gotchu now lol I would not trust my hands on human anatomy.

@victoriagreenfield5781

Ай бұрын

Totally agree! My favorite channels on KZread are just people doing their jobs and doing them excellently. Satisfying!

I didn't even know it was possible for an earring back to get inside the earlobe! It's interesting how the human body protects itself from foreign objects. My sister was in an accident when she was 12 and glass shards went into her armpit. She had to have extensive surgery and learn to do everything with her left hand. Even so, some tiny pieces of glass weren't removed and they worked their way out through her belly button about 20 years later! Anyway thanks for teaching me something new today! 😊

@angelabowman1614

5 ай бұрын

True....my sister had a similar situation...... car accident, semi truck went through a stop sign and crashed into my sister's car, drivers side, knocked her across the car, and the back of her head went through the passenger door window! She had just stopped to get gas, forgot to put on her seatbelt, was going down the street to pick up her two young daughters, and thankfully she didn't pick them up first! The police officer said that "Not" wearing her seatbelt is what "Saved her from getting crushed to death"! She would have Died if she had put on her seatbelt......and my oldest niece would have been seatbelted behind my sister and would likely have also been crushed to death! My middle niece would have been seatbelted in her car seat, (she was under a year old at the time) and it was covered in Glass! She would have either been cut badly or possibly died too. My sister had glass coming out of her head for a very long time. Her car was totaled! I remember my parents sitting me down to tell me about the accident.....when they said "Toni's been in a car accident" I started crying! I thought she got Killed in the accident! They quickly told me that she was Alive, but injured, and in the Hospital. But yeah......she had glass coming out of her head for a while. .. It wasn't her "Time" or things would have happened differently. It's all about timing and her Not putting on her seatbelt is what Saved her. But it could have been different..... sometimes a Seatbelt is what Saves someone in a car accident!

@Just1Nora

5 ай бұрын

The likely reason they ended up near her bellybutton is that they probably got into her lymphatic system and they got caught around the umbilicus because it's a big scar. The body tends to try to wall off foreign bodies and push them out if possible, like with splinters, or they move things like bacteria and viruses to the lymph nodes. There are lymph nodes in the armpit, and that's probably how the shards got in there.

@KristyMcConville-bd3op

5 ай бұрын

OMG...what a story 😂. 😮. 😢😢😢

@ThrowItOnTheGrill

5 ай бұрын

@@angelabowman1614 That's the same thing that happened to me, only a different story... mine was a drunk driver T-boned my car with his truck, I didn't have my seatbelt on and the force of the impact, made my forehead go through the passenger's side window. I had two layers of 56 stitches put in my forehead. They tried to get all of the glass out of my skin, but almost 35 years later, I still get a peculiar burning sensation coming through my skin. I get a LED light and move it around my scar and there it is, a very tiny reflective piece of glass coming out. It's amazing how the body keeps getting rid of the glass.

@seeleygirl6178

5 ай бұрын

But the body closed this in, didn’t protect it.

ALL of your videos are a must see, Mr. Lynch! Awesome video, as usual. Thanks so much to you and your patient! 😊💙💗👍🏻

This happened to me when I was about 8 yrs old. I had just gotten my ears pierced and the back of the earring was embedded in my ear. Luckily my Neighbor was a RN & as gentle as she could, she removed the earring, thank goodness she got it out. You did a great job. ❤

Great job and your patient handled that better than most adults would. I'd of been a big ol' baby😂

Oh my goodness!This was a crazy extraction. Great job, Dr. D.!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

I had this happen to me when I was thirteen and was too scared to tell my parents, so dug it out myself. Of course they found out when my ear was bleeding…

@naturebunny8609

5 ай бұрын

Same 😂

I loved that her sibling was whispering questions. So cute.

Wow! Nice change of pace! Didn't expect that huge backing!

Extremely interesting. Never knew this could happen

That’s crazy!! I’ve never knew that could happen!! Thanks for posting!!

@steppy3736

5 ай бұрын

I thought the body would encapsulate the foreign object and over time the body would cause an infection or an abscess that needed to be drained. I didn't think the body would try to integrate the metal.

This actually happened to my older sister when she first got her ears pierced! It happened overnight too it was crazy.

@FrizzyFranny82

5 ай бұрын

I had the same thing happen to me when I first had my ears pierced, my left earlobe ate the earring

@jybutbynyn

5 ай бұрын

does that happen often to people? i'm still thinking if i should get piercings@@FrizzyFranny82

@waynewayne9693

5 ай бұрын

I can assure you that there is a difference between a back stuck in the piercing hole vs this here. The skin has completed closed and encased this and that most certainly doesn’t happen overnight.

@SageusVixous

5 ай бұрын

I bet they were peirced with a gun not a needle please go to professionals if your parents don't want to take you to an actual peircer then explain the risks such as infection and extreme blunt force trauma swelling caused by a gun and improperly fit jewelry hell show them this video if they still won't budge then wait till your 18 to get it done right

@nebulit5260

5 ай бұрын

@@SageusVixous it was done at Claire’s, and I agree that they should not be allowed to pierce ears with how harmful and unsanitary the piercing gun is. My parents weren’t very knowledgeable in piercings and all that so we didn’t know. I was pretty fortunate when I got mine pierced there when I was about 7 and have had no issues. I think my sister’s body just reacts differently because about two years ago she didn’t wear any earrings for a week and her piercings filled in completely, meanwhile I have gone a year without wearing any and my piercing holes are no different. The body is really strange sometimes! I appreciate your concern and if I ever get any other piercings I will do so somewhere like a tattoo place :)

This legit happened to me overnight once... it was an inch-long jeweled dangle earring. I forgot to take it out before falling asleep and the next morning it had mysteriously vanished, but my earlobe was hard and swollen. I ended up having to push/pull the entire thing out myself. There's a reason I rarely wear earrings anymore...

@jauntycommander1065

5 ай бұрын

WhAt!?

@Jill_SmokeandMirrors

4 ай бұрын

Similar thing happened to me too.. My ear lobe got swollen and infected and 'ate' the front of my star shaped stud earring. I was too scared to say anything but my mum noticed and it was Christmas Eve and I refused to go to the doctor's as I was scared and it hurt like hell. Mum ended up lying me down on the living room rug and working it out the back way with lots of cotton wool and surgical spirit (alcohol). Bless my poor mum, she ran a shop so it wasn't as if she didn't already have a million things to do on Christmas Eve!

Thanks for your videos. Always very informative!

Very gentle kind doctor. We need more doctors like him.

How did it get stuck? Also how long has it been there? This is fascinating! Thanks Greg you never disappoint, you bring us so many interesting cases to watch.

@justpeachy759

5 ай бұрын

My guess is the back was pushed on too tight. Happened to me but opposite. The earring front went in my ear.

@josmith6684

5 ай бұрын

if your skin does not want a earrings 😂you no about it

Another interesting case Greg, those butterfly backs are the worst! Hard enough to get them off to remove the stud, without getting them embedded! Also as a fellow redhead, I feel your pain lol. Blushing is also an issue; one second of blush, one hour totally red-faced!!😊😂

@annebelgard6723

5 ай бұрын

My niece switched to the plastic- silicone ones

@marthaperdew

5 ай бұрын

I was cringing the whole time the back was being removed

@Silenceeify

4 ай бұрын

You're not supposed to push it all the way, it locks into place

You are so wonderful with pain medication and care for your patients. Thankyou😊

Didn’t look that easy to me glad she came to see you Mr. Popzit

Your home memories are great❤❤

I had this happen to me when I was 7. My doctor told me it was due to cheap metal and to see him in 6 months to have them pierced again! I only use silicone backings now because I'm afraid this will happen again!

My gosh...shame man...I'm so happy for her that it's out. Thanks for sharing👌🏼🦋

Your patients give us the best presents. 😉 Glad the procedure went so smoothly for her.

Can happen if you wear earrings that are too tight or don’t have a big enough backing. Stay safe everyone! Edit: I forgot! If your ear swells up (like it can when you get the piercing done for the first time or put it under any kind of new stress) it can also kind of surround the earring. This almost happened to me when I started using gauges for the first time.

@NurseSue425

5 ай бұрын

So it swells and then kinda eats the earring. I’ve never heard of this

I’ve had this happen! I just pop it out and clean it really well! Loosen the back!! One time I woke up in the morning and thought id lost my earring😅

@vlrissolo

5 ай бұрын

That helps explain how this could happen. Everyone in the comments seems to be asking, HOW? ❤

Wow! I never knew this could even happen! Great job as always, Mr PZ!

Fantastic work you do Mr. Pop Sit helping so many people with expert care❣️

Wow! Did not know that this could happen. Great job! ❤

I was shocked 😮 Thank you, Doctor!

That was crazy!! How does the backing get inside your earlobe? I have never seen that. Hope you are all healed and thanks for sharing 👍

Thanks for the new post!

For a second, I was questioning my hearing and sanity until Greg clarified there was a child in the room.😂

This happened to me when I was a kid too. I wore earrings 24/7 from when I was a baby to around 11 when this happened. The pin and the heart-shaped golden ring around the diamond on my earring got covered up eventually. My dad managed to get it out using tweezers, pincers and a bag of frozen peas to numb my ear without having to cut anything. It took him 3 hours but he wouldn't give up. It's been 15 years and I haven't worn earrings since. The holes have closed up by now too

@AoAnli

5 ай бұрын

@@moon-moth1 The laws changed in my country too but 26 years ago it was considered "normal" or "common". Kinda effed up. But the weird part is that I was fine for 10+ years of wearing earrings all the time this but then I got a new pair for my 11th birthday and it's that one that got stuck

How do you let it get to the point where it’s fully grown over and that heavily scarred?

It makes me wonder how the lobe just kind of consumed the earring. I'd think she would have had an infection or at least an inflammation prior to this event. Great video. God bless. ❤

@readytogo3186

5 ай бұрын

Makes no sense to me, either. If earrings are taken out each night at bedtime and the ear lobe is washed with soap and water, I think this would not happen. I wore earrings for about 50 years and never even had an infection except once when I went to a hair dresser and she sprayed my ear lobe. I was on my way to work and by the time I got back home, it had become infected. I just kept cleaning it with alcohol and it cleared up in a couple of days.

@etainapgwynnedd827

5 ай бұрын

@@readytogo3186 Because now they tell people, right after piercing, to keep the earrings in continuously, just rotate them and clean around the area with rubbing alcohol until the hole is established. Unfortunately, my skin is very reactive to any foreign body (I can't wear earrings for more than a few hours, even the solid gold or niobium posts), and I have caught these types of events more than once on myself, even after years of wearing earrings. It happens so fast, and can get so painful to mess with, and like our host said, once the swelling goes down, the skin may have grown over. They prob should have taken the poor kid to the doctor once the swelling started, but live and learn, I guess. :P

@Suprachiasmatic

5 ай бұрын

@@readytogo3186yeah they told me not to take my earrings out for the first few months I had them, until they healed. If you take them out that early they close up again.

@readytogo3186

5 ай бұрын

@@etainapgwynnedd827 Understood. I always have to wear gold; I'm allergic to anything else, so I understand where you're coming from. I took mine out, cleaned my ears and the earrings and put them back in right then. The object is to keep them from healing up with the earring back inside your ears! At least that's what I did. Of course, I pierced mine myself, so nobody was around to tell me not to take them out!! I'm sure it would have been easier to just turn them and clean them! 😊

@readytogo3186

5 ай бұрын

@@Suprachiasmatic You take them out, clean your ears and the earrings and put them back in right then. The object is to keep them from healing up with the earring back inside your ears! At least that's what I did. Of course, I pierced mine myself, so nobody was around to tell me not to take them out!! 😊

Im glad you put on there that that voice was her sibling! When I was just listening to the video for a minute or so and thought i was losing my mind, and the voices were coming back. JK hahahaha. Merry Christmas Mr. Popzit

Holy crap that is really stuck in there 😲😲😲! Thank you both for sharing.

@nreeldeep1

5 ай бұрын

"Giant earring?" Yea ok. You have a growing base. You don't have resort to dishonesty to get views. Stating what was actually in her ear lobe in the video title would have brought the same amount of people to the video.

@t.j.miller712

5 ай бұрын

@nreeldeep1 Actually, that backing is one of the biggest in its style. There are 2 larger sizes, but not commonly used. So, for that style of backing, it is giant. Meaning Greg was being honest.

I guess anything is possible, but this is the first time I’ve ever heard of such a thing . I’m still confused at how does something like this happen ??

How long had that been in her ear? Blows my mind!!!

That was a fascinating one. Thanks for sharing.

I had a belly button ring, and when I was pregnant, it started to stretch. I had to have my Dr cut it off!

Interesting! Thanks Greg & lovely young client 😊👏🏼

Boy! Never seen anything like that. It was stuck. I didn’t hear how long it had been in there but it had to be quite a while. Great job. ❤

Damn doc. Poor kid. Great job

How long did she leave it there? That's a lot of scar tissue to have to cut through to get it out. Removing dermal anchors is easier.

@HeckinTired

5 ай бұрын

Mine certainly was... Because it decided to remove itself by pushing itself out BELOW and creating a whole new hole! 😅

Thanks for sharing where you grew up. Beautiful countryside. My goodness that is a massive deck.

Mr Pop Zit you stay fly! 🔥 I love it‼️🥰

I never knew that this was a thing. Another interesting video!

You see this two to three times a year? I would have never thought this was that common. I can’t even understand how this happens.

omg the little whispers are so cute 😭😭🥹 when i was probably about 5 or 6, a metal backing got stuck in mine too. thankfully it wasn’t in there as long as hers, so there was no scar tissue holding it in. my mom just popped it out like a blackhead lol.

@bikinibabes666

3 ай бұрын

Yes, I had to do that, when it ALMOST happened to me.

As a body piercer I have seen this so many times on multiple parts of the body. It’s so important to use the correct size jewelry when piercing.

@moneyisweird7862

28 күн бұрын

but how??? i cant imagine how its possible

My wife was afraid of needles and never got her ears pierced and I think it makes her so unique and beautiful.

Hello Greg. Thanks for the videos. Really enjoyed the childhood memory video. Merry Christmas to you and your family. I have had this happen when I was younger and it hurts like crazy when they take it out at a hospital. They don't put in enough pain relief. Lol thought I was the only red head that when I rubbed my neck it stays bright red. Thanks

I came here to say, her eyelashes are on point.

Staggering, never seen anything like this. How on earth could this be allowed to happen? Must have been a huge infection at some stage . Well done Dr PZ

How can this happen?!?

@comcfi

5 ай бұрын

0:51

This didn't happen to me, but I did develop keloids on my pierced ears. I had the keloids removed, but I was still determined to have pierced ears. I ended up with 2 piercings in both ears, and I had no problems. 😊👍

@bikinibabes666

3 ай бұрын

Yes, I had temporary keloids on both ears. But luckily they didn't last long, always change your earrings regularly and this won't happen.

@ja-ni-ce1193

3 ай бұрын

@@bikinibabes666 Thanks for the suggestion, but changing earrings would not have helped me. I have very sensitive skin. I still wear 2 earrings in both ears with no problems. 😊👍

Boy, that earing back does not want to leave its warm, happy home!

The growing up video is wonderful❤

@Lorrainecats

5 ай бұрын

Watched it last night. Loved it

Are you hungover, what’s with the glasses in the dark room?

I actually had a similar thing happen to me 25yrs ago. My ears closed up around one of the studs and my doctor has to cut it out. My doctor had the piercing studs sent to the lab and they came back positive for bacteria contamination that occurred PRIOR to the piercing itself. With those lab results, I was able to file a claim with the company that did my piercing and had them reimburse me for not only the original cost of the piercing, but my doctor bill as well.

Thank you for sharing this with us today 😊

I had assumed it would pop right out, I forgot in the way it sucks it into the ear would be enveloping it in tissue. This was a very interesting pop! ❤️❤️

The poor girl has got a dry scalp condition too

It never occurred to me that connective tissue would try so hard to incorporate a piece of metal so tightly! I assumed it would only form a coat around the metal and then forget about it. Boy was I wrong! Not that I suggest it for anyone else but, personally I would have just said, "Dear Doctor---- just take off the whole ear lobe. I never wear earrings anymore on that ear! Chop chop, please." I know you wouldn't do it but I am just not very patient. This was a GREAT LESSON for that younger sibling on unintended consequences and why even teens might be to young and irresponsible to get piercings anywhere. And to think a lackidazical parent let this go on for so long the ear didn't want to let go of the earring back! What were they all thinking?Anything?

@Leeqzombie

5 ай бұрын

It's possible the parents just didn't know. Kids try to hide stuff like this, don't want to make a fuss, or fear the consequences. My parents wouldn't let my sister stretch her ear piercings, but she did so anyway, and just wore her hair over her ears if she had them in at home. It's not like a parent would go out of their way to watch their kids' lobes. They might've only known once it became discoloured.

You are just so awesome!!❤

Well done, Greg! 😊

How ?

@Pythonaria

5 ай бұрын

I was wondering the same thing. Having worn earrings, stud, hoop etc., since I was 15 (now 67) I've never had that happen to me and I sleep with my earrings in.

@Gr8Bezoo

5 ай бұрын

@Pythonaria I would just think that you would notice that something was wrong a long time before it got to this point. I'm not criticizing the patient, but I don't understand how it got this extreme.

My husband just recently removed one in urgent care. To quote him ‘“ It was a pain in the butt to remove”. By the way, he is a PA who grew up in San Diego and now lives in Northwest Ohio 😂

Wow! I initially thought it would be super easy and the thing would just pop right out; but, no! It took some working to free it. Good job!

The little whispers in the background were so cute! 😂

Holy Moly…. How in the heck could that get completely embedded inside the earlobe, and even more astounding WHY would anyone not get it removed ASAP? Never ceases to amaze me how long people will put up with some of the things I see being removed/popped, etc.

@floraalexandrou2703

5 ай бұрын

Totally agree, why do they leave things go so long, I thought it might have something to do with the way Americans have to pay for medical treatment. In Australia we have a Medicare system where you can go to emergency at the local hospital or go to a doctor and pay up front and receive a certain percentage of your money back into your nominated bank account. But we all pay a Medicare levy that comes out of our wages. I’m not an expert on this it’s how I understand it. That’s why I thought people in America leave things go, I’m probably completely wrong and someone will correct me on this.

@river_brook

5 ай бұрын

there's a number of folks in the comments sections sharing why *they* didnt get theirs out lmao

@paige.eats.plants1887

5 ай бұрын

There are a million reasons why someone would let this or any other medical complication go. Be thankful you can’t understand having to make that choice.

Thank you for all your knowledge and video's

Great removal. Some of us wear the same earrings everyday and forget to take them out every couple months to clean as shampoos, conditioner, sprays, gels etc. will build up and get smelly or start to be absorbed into ear if new. So I take off every three months, clean back of ear and earrings and put back in, to prevent. Thanks for sharing this, it can happen to anyone. My mother had difficulty with earrings keeping the hole open, wanted to close up and grow over, could be you too. Sweet young lady. When it heals must buy new awesome earrings

What happens when someone lacks the intelligence to go hey my ear is infected, I'll remove my earrings & allow it to heal.

@Suprachiasmatic

5 ай бұрын

And by someone you mean a child?

@miss_mish

5 ай бұрын

@@Suprachiasmatic I mean the parents.

@Suprachiasmatic

5 ай бұрын

@@miss_mishthat’s not what you said, but ok.

@miss_mish

5 ай бұрын

@Suprachiasmatic well a child does lack the intelligence, but it's a parent that has the responsibility with a child. An adult with the same problem is purely responsible. It isn't hard.

@Suprachiasmatic

5 ай бұрын

@@miss_mish 😂

This is why I stopped wearing earrings. I loved my pierced ears, I loved my real diamond studs (family heirloom that is now sadly gone forever), but holy hell. Those damned clamps were a NIGHTMARE. I could get the earrings out to clean them no problem, but getting them back in basically blind was a total pain. Then any kind of minor inflammation in the earlobe can cause something like this, and I often had cysts in my earlobes exactly in the piercing spot. I figured, dumbly, that once I got my ears pierced the cysts would stop forming lol It just made things a lot messier and crusted up my backings (the exact same kind and these ones) and I could not get them back in again. I wanted studs with those huge hook backings, but those were near impossible to find back in 05; no idea if they even make them now or not. Funnily enough, once I stopped trying to wear the earrings the cysts never reformed lol

The human body is amazing! No idea this could happen.😮

For our body to be breaking down metal that's truly amazing. I thought only dirt and melting could do that

Dr Greg is SO SKILLFUL and KIND to his patients. God bless you and your family at Christmas - John 14:6

How do you get that stuck inside of your earlobe in the first place?

Please thank your patient for being willing to be filmed.

Makes me happy that, for 53 and 45 years of having ear piercings, I never sleep in my earrings. My skin Keloids so I suspect I would have a large scar/bump.

@bikinibabes666

3 ай бұрын

I don't sleep in them either.....

I think this is the first time I'm light headed from one of your videos 😵‍💫

Great job! Thank you.

human body: I don't want this foreign thing in here!!! also human body: ... but now I'm keeping it!!!

Good job Doc😊

Thank you 👍

A nail biter of the video, wonderful job doctor 🌻

Her dad was like, "Does it hurt yet? No? We'll make an appointment next week" until the school called and said she's got a hunk of metal in her ear! Lol

Love the town you grew up in.quaint,beautiful,and so the opposite of where you now live.bet you miss all the trees and neighbors

😮 great video!❤

This is so cool!

You would think her mother would have noticed that ear looking black!

Ouch 😮. Bless your heart.

Why do u feel u need explain urself to people u are amazing and get rid of the peeps that have any negativity towards your channel, u da best 😘