Dr. Pimple Popper: Breaking Out

Craig fears the massive growth on his neck could prevent him from helping his sick mother. Gwen is covered in dry, itchy patches that are causing hair loss and devastating her confidence.

Dr. Lee is ready to take the lead on her first surgery since her stroke, with Dr. Townley now assisting. Quentin has a cantaloupe-sized bump on his tricep that is ruining his mechanic career and making his girlfriend miserable.

Brittany's home and career life are in shambles since her nose and cheeks erupted with bright red, oozing bumps. Dr. Sheila Farhang joins Dr. Lee for a lesson on how to remove John's painful, inflamed cysts.

Dr. Lee is cleared to perform surgery; as she continues to rehab, she and Montana surgeon Dr. Kristen Townley work together to help Brandi, whose huge back bump is hurting her mobility and her relationship with her new boyfriend Phillip.

As she continues to recover from her stroke, Dr. Lee again enlists her Montana friend Dr. Kristen Townley to remove Paul's concerning windpipe bump; the doctors also try to help Kellie, who has a large, possibly vascular lump on the side of her head.

As Dr. Lee continues to recover from her stroke, she calls in reinforcements from Montana, her old dermatology residency pal, Dr. Kristen Townley.

Dr. Lee, occupational therapist, arrives to help re-train her body post-stroke; Justin arrives with a body-covering, angry rash; Dr. Lee can only observe as Dr. Farhang attempts to remove AJ's huge forehead bump.

Dr. Tolson learns how to help Dr. Lee treat Mary Beth's bumpy, mysteriously-changing face lesions; Dr. Ortiz steps in to help Kathy, who has thousands of red dots on her body that keep her from confidently wearing a bathing suit.

Dave has 17 huge, painful head bumps; Melissa recently moved to a new town but her mysterious red, scaly lesions cover her legs; Glamorous dermatologist Dr. Shearer Seymour shadows Dr. Lee as they attempt to remove a pointy cyst from Sam's cheek.

Candace is a singer and doula whose huge face bump is stealing her youth; Christian has ignored the terrifying growth hanging off his tush; Otito worries that the extreme, thickened skin on her hands and feet will end her dental career.

Veronica has a huge mango-sized growth on her back; Thomas has a deep passion for cosplay but is too embarrassed to dress up due to the large bump on their head; Dr. Lyndsey returns to help Dr. Lee shape former golf pro Ken's lumpy, bumpy nose.

John is bound to a wheelchair and ready to give up after his legs have become too swollen, painful, and smelly; Chad's painful, giant hip growth; Dr. Farhang helps Dr. Lee with John's large cheek growth.

Tana deals with an abusive past, and a forehead bump; Ernestine, a die-hard Yankees fan, has a huge, misshapen growth on her back; Dr. Lee teaches eager dermatology intern Dr. Hannah Tolson how to remove Foday's mystery bumps named Mama and Baby.

Jeana has huge, spherical growths dangling from her ears; Alondra owns a flower shop but her painful, hydrangea-sized back bump prevents her from helping customers; Dr. Lee shows Dr. Lyndsay how to avoid the Danger Triangle.

Dave has 17 huge, painful head bumps; Melissa recently moved to a new town but her mysterious red, scaly lesions cover her legs; Glamorous dermatologist Dr. Shearer Seymour shadows Dr. Lee as they attempt to remove a pointy cyst from Sam's cheek.

John is a sweet guy trying to get over his bumpy past; Tami has yellow deposits on her eyelids that make it impossible for her to feel beautiful; Dr. Farhang helps Dr. Lee with a terrified patient, Lili, who has a lump on the back of her arm.

Angela has a big, melon-sized growth on the back of her neck that she fears can ruin her daughter's wedding; Loretta is terrified that her painful can get in the way of making her movie.

Jack searches for the confidence to try surgery on his throat bump, after fainting; Kristan is a gym teacher who has given up on love after discovering a growth on her back; Dr. Tomassian helps Dr. Lee reconstruct Victoria's earlobes.

Dr. Lyndsey joins Dr. Lee to help David, who is fearful that the lump on his jaw might be cancer; Carla has a large, mysterious bulge on her thigh that concerns Dr. Lee.

Anthony is trying to move on from his troubled past, but his huge thigh lump is holding him back; Mary has a mysterious 70-year-old bump that amazes Drs. Lee and Tomassian; Sultana has a shocking red rash on her face.

Veronica has a huge mango-sized growth on her back; Thomas has a deep passion for cosplay but is too embarrassed to dress up due to the large bump on their head; Dr. Lyndsey returns to help Dr. Lee shape former golf pro Ken's lumpy, bumpy nose.

John is a sweet guy trying to get over his bumpy past; Tami has yellow deposits on her eyelids that make it impossible for her to feel beautiful; Dr. Farhang helps Dr. Lee with a terrified patient, Lili, who has a lump on the back of her arm.

Candace is a singer and doula whose huge face bump is stealing her youth; Christian has ignored the terrifying growth hanging off his tush; Otito worries that the extreme, thickened skin on her hands and feet will end her dental career.

Jack searches for the confidence to try surgery on his throat bump, after fainting; Kristan is a gym teacher who has given up on love after discovering a growth on her back; Dr. Tomassian helps Dr. Lee reconstruct Victoria's earlobes.

Angela has a big, melon-sized growth on the back of her neck that she fears can ruin her daughter's wedding; Loretta is terrified that her painful can get in the way of making her movie.

Tana deals with an abusive past, and a forehead bump; Ernestine, a die-hard Yankees fan, has a huge, misshapen growth on her back; Dr. Lee teaches eager dermatology intern Dr. Hannah Tolson how to remove Foday's mystery bumps named Mama and Baby.

Jeana has huge, spherical growths dangling from her ears; Alondra owns a flower shop but her painful, hydrangea-sized back bump prevents her from helping customers; Dr. Lee shows Dr. Lyndsay how to avoid the Danger Triangle.

John is bound to a wheelchair and ready to give up after his legs have become too swollen, painful, and smelly; Chad's painful, giant hip growth; Dr. Farhang helps Dr. Lee with John's large cheek growth.

Dr. Tolson learns how to help Dr. Lee treat Mary Beth's bumpy, mysteriously-changing face lesions; Dr. Ortiz steps in to help Kathy, who has thousands of red dots on her body that keep her from confidently wearing a bathing suit.

Dr. Lyndsey joins Dr. Lee to help David, who is fearful that the lump on his jaw might be cancer; Carla has a large, mysterious bulge on her thigh that concerns Dr. Lee.

Dr. Lee, occupational therapist, arrives to help re-train her body post-stroke; Justin arrives with a body-covering, angry rash; Dr. Lee can only observe as Dr. Farhang attempts to remove AJ's huge forehead bump.

Anthony is trying to move on from his troubled past, but his huge thigh lump is holding him back; Mary has a mysterious 70-year-old bump that amazes Drs. Lee and Tomassian; Sultana has a shocking red rash on her face.

As Dr. Lee continues to recover from her stroke, she calls in reinforcements from Montana, her old dermatology residency pal, Dr. Kristen Townley.

As she continues to recover from her stroke, Dr. Lee again enlists her Montana friend Dr. Kristen Townley to remove Paul's concerning windpipe bump; the doctors also try to help Kellie, who has a large, possibly vascular lump on the side of her head.

Dr. Lee is cleared to perform surgery; as she continues to rehab, she and Montana surgeon Dr. Kristen Townley work together to help Brandi, whose huge back bump is hurting her mobility and her relationship with her new boyfriend Phillip.

Brittany's home and career life are in shambles since her nose and cheeks erupted with bright red, oozing bumps. Dr. Sheila Farhang joins Dr. Lee for a lesson on how to remove John's painful, inflamed cysts.

Dr. Lee is ready to take the lead on her first surgery since her stroke, with Dr. Townley now assisting. Quentin has a cantaloupe-sized bump on his tricep that is ruining his mechanic career and making his girlfriend miserable.