Where can I watch Dr Pimple Popper videos?
SANDRA Lee is both a doctor and a television star.
The dermatologist has starred on TLC's Dr Pimple Popper series since 2018.
Where can I watch Dr Pimple Popper videos?
Dr Pimple Popper videos are available in multiple ways.
Fans can watch the hit TV show on TLC, TLC GO, Discovery Plus, fuboTV, and Philo.
It is also available via a premium subscription with Hulu, YouTube TV, Sling TV, The Roku Channel, and Amazon Prime Video.
Clips of Lee's procedures are also available on social media, particularly on her popular YouTube channel, @DrPimplePopper, where she has more than 7.5million subscribers.
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Lee has also become hugely popular on Instagram and TikTok. She also shares videos from the procedures on these platforms.
She has over 880K followers on her Instagram page, @drsandralee, and more than 16million followers on her TikTok account, @drpimplepopper.
When did the Dr Pimple Popper show premiere?
The TLC series debuted on January 3, 2018 on TLC and made Lee into a TV star.
However, the 52-year-old first acquired a following from the videos on her YouTube channel.
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There are currently eight seasons of the reality show.
The TLC website's description of the series states: "Dr. Sandra Lee is a renowned dermatologic and cosmetic surgeon who is tasked with removing life-altering growths from her patients' skin in an effort to help them reclaim their lives."
What has Sandra Lee said about her videos?
In a February 2019 interview with Distractify, Lee spoke about the early days of her fame.
She said: "Pretty early on, I happened to post a blackhead extraction. I got a noticeable increase in attention. People were tagging their friends and making comments that they liked it, so I did it again and it happened again.
"I decided to post a full video on YouTube, and when I did that, there were other videos, and I was like, 'Who are these people?'"
The dermatologist's popularity continued to grow from there.
In a July 2022 interview with Insider, Lee spoke about her videos and the different reactions people have to them.
She said: "There's a sense of satisfaction, where you're getting rid of something that shouldn't be there. A lot of people focus on it because of this big splash that can happen or this craziness that occurs, but a lot of people actually watch my videos to calm them down."