Of course I had to google it, and I seem to have missed whatever's so disgusting about it (guessing an insect-infested wound or something based on reactions here).

"Trypophobia is a claimed pathological fear of holes, particularly irregular patterns of holes. ... Shapes that elicit a reaction were said to include clustered holes in innocuous contexts such as fruit and bubbles, and in contexts associated with danger, such as holes made by insects and holes in wounds and diseased tissue."

From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trypophobia, which contains a picture of a lotus seed head.

I wish I hadn't googled that. It may be time to license photoshop on a certain kind of ethical requirement to not create certain images. Those images are so disgusting, my teeth hurt.

Sorry I put you through that.

If you have trypophobia, consider not googling trypophobia.

I think there should be a word for not having this fear, since I think most of us shudder at the sight of those images.