Skin A & E

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.