Dr Pimple Popper

Roger suffers from large growths on his nose that attract flies and make breathing difficult, which cause discomfort, and two sisters each have numerous painful, daily persistent undiagnosed bumps visibly covering their faces, which remain unexplained, adding to their health concerns.

My Giant Nose is Killing Me is a television episode that centres on unusual facial conditions. The programme presents a slice of life look at people dealing with conspicuous growths on their faces, focusing on personal discomfort and the practical problems that arise. It's packaged as a single, self‑contained episode. The first story follows Roger, whose nose is covered in massive growths. These protrusions are so prominent that they draw flies, creating a constant nuisance, and they also make it hard for him to breathe properly. The episode follows his day‑to‑day struggles, highlighting how the growths interfere with ordinary activities. In a parallel narrative, the show introduces two sisters who both bear numerous facial bumps that have never been diagnosed. Their condition is presented as a shared mystery, with the sisters experiencing similar unexplained swellings across their faces. The episode tracks how the lack of a medical explanation adds to their uncertainty. Together, the two storylines illustrate how unexplained facial abnormalities can affect everyday life. By juxtaposing Roger's overt nasal growths with the sisters' mysterious bumps, the episode underscores the practical challenges—such as attracting insects or coping with breathing difficulties—and the emotional strain of living with undiagnosed conditions. The programme keeps a straightforward tone, focusing on the individuals' experiences rather than medical speculation.