Watch Dr. Pimple Popper Pop Out Colorful 'Skittle' Cysts from a Patient's Forehead

In a new Instagram video, aka, dermatologist and extracts a series of Skittle-sized from a patients forehead. Dr. Lee says the growths look like Skittles not only due to their small round size, but because of the cysts yellow and red contents. Yum.

Can you taste the rainbow?! Dr. Lee captioned the video. Heres some of our favorite Skittle steatocystomas to help you out. The famed doctor added the hashtag #tastethesteato, in case you werent disturbed enough.

The patient in this video has a forehead speckled with tiny steatocystomas, which Dr. Lee extracts through squeezing with her fingers and snipping with surgical scissors. The first cyst extracted has a yellow hue, while the second is red in color. The red steatocystoma comes out in a grape cluster-like formation that is certainly something to see.

Steatocystomas are noncancerous cysts that grow in the skin's sebaceous glands and contain an overload , an oil that naturally moisturizes the hair and skin. These usually occur during puberty, according to a previous Dr. Pimple Popper video, and can vary in color from yellow to green to gray.

Watch the video here if you never want to eat Skittles again: