A man who has been living with a huge, golf ball-shaped lump on the side of his head for nearly two decades has had the 'egg yolk' contents removed by the one and only Dr Pimple Popper.
Josh, 36, from Georgia, has the large epidermoid cyst on the right side of his forehead as a result of a car crash he was involved in 18 years ago.
In the brand new episode of the TLC show, the embarrassed father finally receives the life-changing treatment he's been waiting for - in the shape of Dr Sandra Lee, who gamely slices open the enormous lump and squeezes out the contents.
But not without providing her viewers with some colorful commentary in the process.
The doctor will see you now! Josh, 36, from Georgia, has been living with a golf ball-shaped lump on the side of his head for 18 years and asked Dr Pimple Popper to try and treat it
The embarrassed father had the cyst drained by Dr Sandra Lee, but joked that if she wasn't able to help, he would go home and have a giant eyeball tattooed on it instead
Expert pimple popper Dr Lee confirms the lump is an epidermoid cyst but says the skin thickness feels different to normal - which is probably due to the trauma of the car accident
'Are you ready for a nice squeeze everybody? Get in your places,' she says, as a revolting flood of yellow pus comes flooding out. 'It's kind of exciting - oh, but it's cute. Argh, it's warm. It's like warm grits.'
Josh suspects that his bump is the result of injuries he suffered in the crash during his late teens.
'When I was 19, I had a head-on car wreck,' he explains.'I cracked my cheek bone, I broke my jaw, I broke my femur in two places and I shattered my knee cap.'
'They pronounced me dead on arrival. The knot comes from where I smacked my face against the windshield.'
He adds: 'My knot started when it was probably about marble size, and it has gotten bigger. To me it looks like when you cut a golf ball in half and stick in on the side of your head. It's soft and mushy, and I can move it around. But it doesn't hurt.'
In tonight's gruesome episode, Josh reveals his lump started off as marble sized, but explains that it just continued to grow to the shape of a golf ball
The expert analyses the lump before she whisks Josh off into surgery and sets about emptying the grim content which is made up of 'wet cells'
Dr Sandra Lee's suspicions are confirmed Josh has an epidermoid cyst when she cuts into it and squeezes the bump, revealing a revolting flood of yellow pus
Having lived with his growth for nearly two decades, Josh admits that he often feels paranoid and held back by his head bump.
Felling uncomfortable being out in public, he hopes Dr Sandra Lee will be able to remove his knot so that he can take his family out to dinner again without feeling humiliated or embarrassing his kids.
'Sometimes I do feel like I'm handicapped with it,' he says. 'It's really hard on a lot of days. It's made my confidence level go way down, and I don't like that. When I go out in public, I just feel like everybody is looking at me. If Dr Sandra Lee can't do anything with it I might get an eyeball tattooed on it.
Josh suspects the lump developed after his car accident, as it is in the same place where he smacked his face against the windshield. Above, in hospital following the accident
The embarrassed father was pronounced dead on arrival after the traumatic ordeal. Pictured, the aftermath of the car accident
Dr Sandra Lee reveals that the 18-year-old contents of the cyst is made up of 'wet skin cells' - before she describes it as 'warm grits'
Upon initial inspection, Dr Lee has her suspicions that Josh's head bump is a monster cyst: 'Sometimes cysts can be caused by trauma, like a car accident...maybe a cyst formed after this surgery he had?' she explains.
'The skin gets trapped underneath, and so now instead of skin shedding off into the environment, it's shedding off underneath [his skin] creating a sack, creating a cyst.'
Rushing Josh straight into her operating theatre, the expert's suspicions are confirmed when she cuts into and squeezes the bump, revealing a grim stream of yellow pus.
'It's an epidermoid cyst but this one is a little different because the wall of the cyst feels different - probably because of the trauma of the car accident.'
Once the 18-year-old contents, made up of 'wet skin cells,' has been removed, Josh agrees: 'That's nasty. It's like cheesy grits.'
But once the big reveal has taken place, a once embarrassed Josh is delighted with his new head.
'Looking in the mirror, it shocked me,' he says. 'I can't wait to get home and show my wife and my daughter my new head.'
Dr. Pimple Popper airs tonight at 9pm on TLC
Josh (pictured) after the surgery. While his head will take time to heal, he is delighted with the results
Following the procedure, Josh is 'shocked' when he looks in the mirror (pictured). He mentions that he's excited to get home and show his wife and his daughter his new head
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