Motsios Skin Clinic · Cyst removal

Cyst removal

Skin cysts are common benign lesions that can appear on the face, scalp, trunk, or other areas. Proper assessment and complete removal—when indicated—help reduce the likelihood of recurrence and complications.

Cyst assessment

Medical assessment, safe removal, and proper healing care.

20–40′depending on the cyst
Precisesurgical precision

For cysts that grow, cause discomfort, become inflamed, or recur.

The removal of a cyst is planned based on its location, size, history of inflammation, and the appearance of the lesion. In many cases, complete removal of the cyst wall is important for reducing the risk of recurrence.

01 · Evaluation

Damage assessment

The size, location, composition, potential inflammation, and history of recurrence are assessed.

02 · Removal

Targeted process

The removal is performed using an appropriate technique, with the goal of completely excising the cyst in cases where it is indicated.

03 · Healing

Care instructions

Clear instructions are provided regarding local care, cleanliness, and monitoring of the area.

Surgical dermatology

The cyst requires a proper diagnosis before removal.

Not every subcutaneous lump is a cyst, and not all cysts require immediate removal. A dermatological assessment helps determine whether monitoring, treatment for inflammation, or surgical removal is necessary.

Step 01

Clinical Assessment

Assessment of the injury, its location, and potential signs of inflammation or infection.

Step 02

Removal

Selection of an appropriate technique depending on the size and the area.

Step 03

Post-procedure care

Instructions for healing, avoiding irritation, and monitoring the area.

Safe removal

The goal is safe removal and a reduction in the likelihood of recurrence.

The procedure is tailored to the size and location of the cyst. If there is active inflammation, it may first be necessary to bring the inflammation under control before the removal can be scheduled.

Returning to daily activities depends on the area and the extent of the procedure, while local care is important for smooth healing.

Begin with clinical evaluation
Questions

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Quick answers before your first visit.

Should all cysts be removed?

No. The decision depends on the size, symptoms, inflammation, discomfort, and clinical presentation.

Can a cyst reappear?

Yes, especially if the cyst wall is not completely removed or if there is a predisposition in the area.

What happens if the cyst becomes inflamed?

In cases of active inflammation, it may first be necessary to bring the inflammation under control, after which the definitive removal can be scheduled.

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Start with a dermatological assessment and a safe plan for treatment or removal, depending on the indication.

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