A sebaceous cyst is a small, non-cancerous lump beneath the skin, typically filled with keratin or oily material. These cysts can occur anywhere but are most common on the face, neck, scalp, and trunk. While usually harmless, they can become painful, swollen, or infected, especially if left untreated.
Our treatment approach focuses on safe, sterile removal of the cyst — including its sac — to prevent recurrence and infection. Depending on the cyst’s condition, we may offer drainage or complete surgical excision under local anesthesia.
We aim for a quick, clean procedure with minimal scarring and a fast return to daily routine.
We confirm the cyst type and rule out other skin conditions to recommend the right treatment.
Most cysts can be removed in a short, minor procedure under local anesthesia with no hospital stay.
We use clean cosmetic closure techniques to ensure minimal marks and fast healing.
Early treatment prevents the cyst from getting infected, inflamed, or bursting.
We remove both the cyst and its sac to reduce the risk of it coming back.
Most patients return to normal activities within 24–48 hours after the procedure.
They usually form when sebaceous glands are blocked due to trauma, swelling, or a ruptured hair follicle.
Most are harmless, but if infected or growing, they can become painful and require medical removal.
Sometimes small cysts shrink, but most persist or become larger over time. Definitive treatment is surgical removal.
No, the procedure is done under local anesthesia and involves minimal discomfort.
If the entire sac is removed properly, recurrence is rare. Incomplete removal may lead to regrowth.
Since the procedure is precise and minimally invasive, the chances of infection are significantly lower.
