The swelling that results from an abscess can increase over time, so it’s possible your earlobe will continue to swell if the abscess isn’t treated. Cysts of the skin are known as sebaceous cysts.

A bump on your earlobe may be a cyst. It can go away on its own, but if you experience other symptoms, you may need medical attention. It’s common to develop bumps on and around your earlobe ...

Cysts are lumps that can affect the earlobe when skin cells form in the innermost layer of the skin instead of shedding. These are epidermoid cysts. In rare cases, they can become cancerous.

A lump behind the ear can develop anywhere between the top of the ear and the ear lobe. These bumps may ... including a swollen lymph node, sebaceous cysts, skin tags, lipomas, abscesses, or ...

However, now there is a small lemon-pip-sized ball in my earlobe. The ball is quite hard and is painless, albeit very annoying. A bit of research has lead me to believe that this is rather common with ...

Iceberg, dead ahead! In a new Instagram video, Dr. Pimple Popper—aka, dermatologist and TLC host Dr. Sandra Lee, MD—pops an iceberg-like earlobe cyst. The cyst is comparable to an iceberg ...

The cyst is attached to the back of her patient's earlobe. Dr. Pimple Popper slices into the cyst and a waterfall of yellowish liquid gushes out. It's Friday and dermatologist Sandra Lee ...

In her latest Instagram video, Dr. Pimple Popper removes a cyst from a patient's earlobe. Deceptively small-looking, this cyst is actually filled with tons of greenish-gray pus that the ...