00:00I want to help you as much as I can, obviously.
00:03And as you know, it's a process.
00:05And especially when you say, oh, you know,
00:08of course we would love to maybe have like the neck,
00:11but the neck could be like over a hundred of them in that area.
00:15And how safely can we do that?
00:17And I question whether that could even,
00:20even part of that can be done during one sitting.
00:23You know, this is not harvesting every individual grape individually
00:26versus, you know, it's not easy.
00:29Most likely Audrey has steatocystoma multiplex,
00:33but I've never seen it quite this extensive.
00:35She's got cysts upon cysts just clustered everywhere under the skin.
00:40I'm going to have to do a little bit more research with her
00:42because I've never seen quite an extensive case as this.
00:45And I wonder if I can even remove these in a safe manner.
00:48Can you cope with it?
00:49I'm like, do you, can you hide it well?
00:51Now they're starting to get so full
00:54that they're getting infected on my neck and I can't hide them.
00:57I've had so many people like push away
01:00and be like, what's wrong with her?
01:02They don't ask me.
01:04I know people think I look so gross.
01:06Because of the pandemic, I'm talking to a woman, Audrey,
01:11over video chat.
01:12She has a bunch of steatocystomas.
01:14I've never seen anyone with this many steatocystomas.
01:18I feel like we should try to get your neck,
01:22like the sides of your neck and the front as much as we can.
01:26And I'm going to try to,
01:28I'm going to not promise you anything more than that
01:30because I don't know.
01:31I don't even know if I can get all of that.
01:33So, you know, yeah, all right, I will say it.
01:37You're the most extensive case I've seen.
01:42I knew it!
01:44I knew this, I knew it.
01:45Really, I knew it!
