Skin A&E - Episode Guide

The specialist clinic opens its doors to patients with acne, psoriasis and cysts. Dr Natalia Spierings treats 42-year-old Shaneef's shoulder lipoma, Dr Adil Sheraz tackles a large head cyst, and Dr Dev Shah comes under fire over his lack of music knowledge. Plus, psoriasis-sufferer John feels he's exhausted all the options for treatment, but can Dr Emma McMullen offer him a ray of hope?

Dr Emma confronts the biggest lipoma she has seen in months.

The specialist clinic opens its doors to patients with acne, psoriasis and cysts.

A bass player has a lump on his forehead that gives him a perpetual headache. Dr Emma operates on a chest cyst, and Dr Adil debates if he can remove a keloid from a patient's ear.

Dr Adil gets a surprise while operating on a lipoma, and a patient develops large lumps called keloids on both her ears as a result of getting her ears pierced.

A man has a lump the size of a golf ball removed from his neck, Dr Emma tackles a huge lipoma, and an operation to remove a cyst uncovers something else hidden underneath.

A patient has a cyst on his neck the size of a golf ball, while another hopes to be rid of the lipoma that has been attached to her back for almost 10 years.

Dr Adil treats a patient with five lipomas, a dancer wants to get rid of a lump that is keeping her off the floor, and a red rash on a man's face defies diagnosis.

A hairdresser is determined to watch his own surgery being carried out, a patient tries to flatten a lump by hitting it with a book, and Dr Emma diagnoses a rare form of acne.

A patient comes all the way from Glasgow to have 10 facial moles treated, Dr Dev meets the series oldest ever patient, and a woman has had a cyst on her back for more than 20 years.

Dr Adil operates on an aspiring model with seborrheic keratosis, and Dr Natalia is surprised by what she finds when she tries to remove a large lipoma from a patient's neck.

Dr Adil is unsure what two lumps on a patient's back actually are. The only way to find out is to cut into them. Dr Natalia sees a patient with severe alopecia.

Four dermatologists treat patients for skin conditions such as cysts, lipomas and skin tags that are viewed as cosmetic, but which can seriously affect the sufferers.

In this week's Skin A&E clinic, four top dermatologists treat patients for skin conditions such as cysts, lipomas and skin tags that the NHS views as cosmetic, but that can hugely affect the sufferers.

In this week's Skin A&E clinic, four top dermatologists treat patients for skin conditions such as cysts, lipomas and skin tags that the NHS views as cosmetic, but that can hugely affect the sufferers.

In this week's Skin A&E clinic, four top dermatologists treat patients for skin conditions such as cysts, lipomas and skin tags that the NHS views as cosmetic, but that can hugely affect the sufferers.

Insight at a specialist clinic where a team of top dermatologists treats a range of conditions.

Four top dermatologists treat patients for skin conditions such as cysts, lipomas and skin tags that the NHS views as cosmetic, but that can hugely affect the sufferers.

The specialist clinic opens its doors to patients with acne, psoriasis and cysts.

Four top dermatologists treat patients for skin conditions such as cysts, lipomas and skin tags that the NHS views as cosmetic, but that can hugely affect the sufferers.

The specialist clinic opens its doors to patients with acne, psoriasis and cysts.

Dr Toby Nelson checks a patient's back and finds a pre-cancerous mole, Dr Emma McMullen inspects a lipoma on a patient's buttock, and Dr Dev Shah treats a collection of skin tags.

The doors to a specialist clinic that treats some of the country's most extraordinary skin conditions are open once again.

Inside, a top team of consultant dermatologists see patients who have often been refused treatment on the NHS. They'll pop, squeeze and prize out cysts and lipomas, shave off skin tags and moles, burn away warts, and provide expert treatments for rare or undiagnosed skin complaints. In doing so, they will transform the lives of the patients they treat, ridding them of the skin problems that have bothered them for years.

This week, Dr Dev Shah hopes he can "shell out" a giant lipoma from the arm of retired nurse Audrie, whilst Dr Toby Nelson treats one of the biggest cysts he's ever seen. Dr Natalia Spierings deals with a chunky keloid, Dr Emma McMullen tackles a pair of cysts nicknamed Tweedledum and Tweedledee, and Dr Adil Sheraz's patient Sarah struggles with excruciating injections to the sole of her foot.

Things get messy when Dr Adil tackles a large head cyst.

Dr Emma confronts the biggest lipoma she has seen in months.

Dr Natalia Spierings tackles one of the biggest lipomas of her career.

Dr Toby Nelson treats a cheeky patient, and Dr Dev Shah meets a roofer with nine lives.

Dr Natalia Spierings gets herself a wedding invite after helping newly engaged Carly with a 'secret on her back'. (S5 Ep6)

Dr Natalia Spierings struggles to see the acne a patient has hidden so well with makeup.

Dr Adil Sheraz treats a bus driver with over 100 lipomas, while Dr Toby Nelson tries to help a 23-year-old who's covered in keloids.

Both Dr Emma McMullen and Dr Adil Sheraz need a wipe down after dealing with cysts, Dr Toby Nelson has a lipoma named after him and Dr Natalia Spierings performs a mole removal.

Dr Natalia Spierings sees a returning patient, Justin, who has neurofibromatosis. Last time he visited the clinic, Dr Natalia removed five lumps and he was so pleased with the results that he's back for more.

Meanwhile, Dr Dev Shah treats a Nottingham Forest fan with a large head cyst and Dr Toby Nelson deals with a series of lipomata or mini lipomas that look like a string of pearls.

Dr Adil Sheraz helps a Glaswegian with an awkward raised mole, and Dr Emma McMullen restores a smooth leg for 57-year-old Joanne.

Dr Toby Nelson has a visit from a fellow former military man looking to offload some lipomas from his abdomen. Meanwhile, the other dermatologists have mysteries to solve - Dr Emma McMullen has a painful nail condition to diagnose; Dr Natalia Spierings tries to figure out why a shoulder lump is oily; Dr Dev Shah's patient has a strange lesion on her head; and Dr Adil Sheraz deals with a mole on a mole.

Curtis, 26, has a condition that has been troubling him since he was 10. Plus, an operation to remove a facial cyst that is lying close to the temporal nerve.