Dr. Emma Treats A Patient With An Extremely Rare Skin Condition | The Bad Skin Clinic 

I agree with you!

It really does look like movie special FX prosthetics 😩 It looked PAINFUL

And this pisses me off because many tiktokers will put latex on their face and will start to peel it off in front of their boyfriend as a prank but we have girls like her who actually suffers from such skin condition.

I almost wondered if it actually was prosthetics just to reenact what she was going through. It honestly looked super fake.

There is another lady who had it on her legs and feet on the show, they are ulcers that don't heal very well so it kind of requires intervention.

They are ulcers, another patient was on the show with her and they were not healing so they require some intervention.

So true!

Absolutely. I feel so much for her. It makes me embarrassed that I was complaining about some pimply spots on my face and hyperpigmentation earlier 😢

That's really not the best advice if someone's going through a whole lot.

i hate this type of downplaying. just because someone may have it worse doesn’t mean you should invalidate others in what they’re going through. it makes it harder for people to admit that they should seek help for whatever they’re going through. if people are being told someone has it worse than them then it keeps this self denial and they’ll continue to suffer in silence. so this is honest a terrible thing to say to anyone.

@@tensprettyI agree. I say this all the time. Let people complain regardless if someone has it worse. This is why people who commit Suicide suffer in silence because people say things like this.

Yup, mine started on a toe, then popped up all over my lower legs, with a few spots on my thighs as well. I have Hidradenitis Suppurativa (HS), which is an autoinflammatory skin disease, so that's why the PG started I suppose. Pain on pain on pain 24/7. Ridiculous.

You poor thing, it looks SO painful!

I’m so sorry. I can’t imagine the pain and suffering you go through.

I would try an aggressive elimination diet, like Mikayla Peterson, do beef and water only for 90-120 days and see if it begins to heal. Very slowly add other foods in.

@@karaleeann1211 beef and water for 90 days will make a person violently ill.

Agreed 💗 I found her videos today and I feel like she's slowly helping my childhood medical trauma 🙈 - honestly, her bedside manner is fantastic. ✨ I've only recently met a doctor as kind as her and it really does make a big difference 🍀 Dr. Emma's also wonderful with children, I wish everyone was like her in the medical field!

My sister got Bells Palsy weeks after giving birth. She needed someone to say keep going, don't worry things will heal etc. Instead the doctor said you might never recover. She was devastated and it really set her back. 😥

@@peachycream I'm really sorry, I hope it'll get better for her:(( Sending love 🍀💗

I wish you the best.

Same with my poor husband. His type 1 has set off lots of autoimmune issues

I know exactly what you mean. I have an autoimmune and three chronic conditions. Its such a balancing act trying to live life while trying to be as healthy as you can be.

There’s more and more evidence coming out that diabetes may be autoimmune and connected to other autoimmune disorders. And most recently, fibromyalgia has been shown as an autoimmune disorder.

Same with me. But i found the key. How you live is affecting those deseases more then any medication. What you eat,drink, how you exersize ,a lot of deseses makes you fatigue,so exersize isnt being used. Thats a BAD circle! Same is with pain. Pain isnt dangerous when it comes to autoimmun desease. You GOT to do exersize,so it doesnt get worse. But people often choose the opposit. Not moving, eat bad , drink even worse , and using to much pain medication. We makes ourself to be bigger victims,tbh. How we choose to handle the medical issues,means everything. And thats also the hardest part. I would like to just be treated,and go on with life. But thats not the solution I have to do my part,thats the most important in the treatments.

Hard to pin down what it could be. Definitely genetic.....I'd think a reaction to surface bacteria would have spread much further by now :( Worried it may do that anyway as time passes.

...bah, should have waited for the video to play longer. >< But was close with autoimmune condition.

@@williamcainjr8496 yeah ! I’m so happy she was able to get the treatment she needed. She seems like such a sweet soul and her face looked so painful! I was so happy to see how much more confident she was at the end ☺️

@@malicahamilton I am too. She didn't deserve having that put a blight on her. She's gorgeous!

​@@williamcainjr8496 if you're vigilant, you can avoid infection. It's basically a companion disease to other autoimmune/autoinflammatory diseases, so the primary process is not infection.

That’s true. I developed autoimmune type 1 diabetes when I was 14, and have had so many different medical issues in the last 20 years after diagnosis.

​@@Lemonz1989 how do you live like that?

@@kittytonic87 I just have to deal with it the best I can. I don’t really have a choice, lol.

@@Lemonz1989 i get panic attacks so I get nervous for having health problems because of taking meds and the side effects.

@@kittytonic87 I’ve come to the conclusion that if the meds have worse side effects than the problem they solve, then I won’t take them, but if they can improve my life, then I will take them. This is how I deal with my anxiety with regards to medications, but I also work closely with my doctors to deal with all these issues. Most of my doctors are great and listen well to what I have to say. It’s really important to find doctors you trust and can talk to without fear of being judged. But it does take a toll on you mentally, having many serious health issues. I’ve had issues with depression, anxiety and disordered eating since I was a teen. I’m doing better now mentally, but it was really bad at one point.

Well said. I too was so moved by Rimis story. I hope they do follow-ups because o know there are a whole bunch of women especially, who want to cheer her on as she improves!

How is your skin now? How are you?