ER Doctor REACTS to 'Most Satisfying' Hair Splinter Removal

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[NametagRoblox]

This is my question: How did that hair get in there?

[polarsystem]

Happens to me often, living with two animals in house can be a wild ride

[James-szqo]

у меня аж волосы дыбом встали.Никогда слава Богу такой фигни не было, но прям прочувствовал эти режущие ощущения от удаления чего то подобного из под кожи.

[I]

It's relaxing but disturbing at the same time

[Doggoofficial]

Помню было со мной такое где то 20 раз, не точно, но! Это больно удаляется..

[pxzdldl]

Ad blocking view of extraction. Thnx.

[qthomas]

Hair stuck in your feet is wild to me. Probably because I never seen anything like that before.

[Fochus__GG]

Вы классный доктор спасибо что снимаете из Америки нам ролики в Россию 👋😃

[MonkebrothersYT]

That happened to me once and don’t worry it is numb as heck and u can remove it with a tweezers

[abeja]

En conclusion: Mentalmente es mas doloroso ☠

[SamDBaker]

I’ve heard this is a common thing for barbers. Loose hair just decides to make a home essentially.

[cheryleb]

I used to get hair slivers in my feet all the time when I was hair dressing.

[Jase]

That doctor sounds exactly like Nicolas Cage in 'Peggy Sue Got Married'.

[nicholasnguyen]

Aww that’s not good… yet must’ve been real nice to get it removed

[Gamer_kill]

That’s a hair splinter, I was a victim of a hair splinter but you don’t need to go to a doctor for it to get removed but it hurt like hell

[Ramog]

Probably not an ingrown hair but a hairsplinter. Hairs can literaly work their way into the skin when you hit them just right. Barbers know all about this issue.

[foxbobbinplays]

This happened to me once... I couldn't believe a strand of hair could do that

[sharronholl]

Being a farmer salone owner and stylist. Cutting and styling hair I had hair splinters in my feet tummy and my breast. They can hurt., I've gotten a lot of them out over the years I worked.

[PinksMagenta]

I would have ran to the hospital thinking sepsis 😅

[gmanblue]

We call that erythema. Because if we called it "redness" we couldn't charge $200 for the diagnosis.