Sebaceous cyst surgery, sebaceous cyst surgery regretted, sebaceous cyst cut regretted

Indications] Sebaceous cysts should be surgically removed if there is no infection.

Preoperative preparation] Locally** shave the hair and wash it well.

Anesthesia] local anesthesia.

Surgical procedure] make a fusiform incision with the cyst as the center, and remove the skin flap together with the cyst; If the cyst is small, an incision can be made all the way. After cutting the subcutaneous tissue, use tissue forceps to turn up one end of the flap, gently lift the lump, and then use tissue scissors (or hemostats) to separate along the edge of the cyst to make it completely free; The fibrous cord at the bottom of the cyst can be completely removed by clamping and cutting it with a hemostat. After the wound is flushed and the bleeding is stopped, the incorporation is sutured in layers and the incision is slightly pressurized

1.When isolating the cyst, it should be performed immediately outside the capsule and around it; If it is separated in only one place, it is easy to penetrate the cyst wall.

2.If the cyst wall is accidentally punctured, the outflow of contents should be wiped off, the breach should be clamped with a hemostat, and then separated. If the cyst cannot be clamped after rupture, the cyst wall can be completely removed after the cyst contents are drained to prevent **.

3.If the adhesion between the cyst wall and the surrounding tissues is very tight and difficult to resect, the contents of the cyst can be scraped out, and then the inner surface of the cyst wall can be rubbed with pure carbolic acid or 5% iodine tincture to destroy the epithelium, so that the granulation tissue can grow in the future and reduce the chance of recurrence.

4.If the cyst has suppurated, it can also be treated with the same method after incision and drainage.

Postoperative treatment] Stitches were removed 6 to 7 days after surgery.

If you can't see it, if you don't clean it up, it will grow back in 1-2 years, and then take your surgical certificate (save) to the hospital certificate, which has the doctor's name on it, etc., and ask for rights protection.

For women, there is pressure from work, as well as from family and life, and it is precisely because many women often stay up late, resulting in irregular work and rest or improper diet, which leads to sebaceous cysts. For women with sebaceous cysts, they have some options for surgery**, but regret it, that is, the sebaceous cyst is cut and regretted what is going on?

As far as sebaceous cysts are concerned, in addition to the above-mentioned bad lifestyle and eating habits, it may also be caused by not paying attention to the cleanliness of **, such as excessive sweating and not cleaning up in time, etc., these behaviors may cause sebaceous cysts. When a sebaceous cyst appears, you will feel a significant foreign body under your skin, and it may slowly enlarge, with a medium hardness and a smooth surface.

However, there may be two conditions after suffering from sebaceous cyst, one is asymptomatic, for this type of sebaceous cyst can not be done special**, only regular re-examination or medication**; The other is severe and requires surgery**.

For those who regret it, it is more likely that the symptoms are not severe, but if the symptoms are obvious or severe, it is necessary to listen to the doctor's advice for surgery. In fact, as long as the symptoms can be **, there is no need to regret it.

51. Take the medicine on time and in accordance with the doctor's instructions.

2. Rest more and avoid strenuous physical exercise.

3. Eat a light diet and eat more protein-rich foods that are easy to digest.

Sebaceous cysts are formed due to blockage of sebaceous ducts, retention and accumulation of secretions, and gradual enlargement of glands, the most common ** cyst. Although the sebaceous cyst in some people is gradually enlarged, it does not seem to have much impact on life, so they will wonder, do sebaceous cysts need surgery?

Although sebaceous cysts do not have much impact on life in a short period of time, because sebaceous cysts do not heal on their own, and cysts may worsen or have adverse effects on the body under certain circumstances, it is best to remove sebaceous cysts as soon as possible.

The growth location of the sebaceous cyst is the part with more sebaceous glands, and the sebum and sweat secretion in these parts are vigorous, coupled with frequent touch and friction, the sebaceous cyst is easy to infect, suppurate, and ulcerate, and the cyst will disappear temporarily after the cyst is ulcerated, but it will form a scar, and it is easy to **, and it will leave a scar that is difficult to eliminate in the long run.

Since the cyst does not heal on its own, if it is not carried out, it will gradually enlarge, and over time, it will cause symptoms such as fever, and it will always be accompanied by tenderness.

Some sebaceous cysts have a special location, such as growing on the head or eyes, and if they are allowed to grow, they may compress the nerves, resulting in local numbness and vision loss in the body.

Sebaceous cyst, also known as "pink tumor", is the most common kind of benign tumor, but as long as the tumor has the possibility of cancer, the probability of sebaceous cyst carcinogenesis is relatively rare.

1. Prepare the skin before surgery and clean the surgical area**. Take a comfortable ** that is conducive to mass exposure

2. After local anesthesia, take the black spot or small recess on the surface of the cyst as the center, make a fusiform incision along the skin pattern, cut ** and subcutaneous tissue, expose the cyst wall of the mass, and use curved hemostats or scissors to separate the cyst wall from the soft tissue until the cyst is completely exposed and removed together with **. Finally, local iodophor is sterilized and sutured.

1. There is no infection of sebaceous cyst.

2. Patients with sebaceous cyst infection should wait for inflammation control before surgery.

3. Before surgery, you should eat lightly to avoid inflammation.

Sebaceous cysts are formed due to blockage of sebaceous ducts, retention and accumulation of secretions, and gradual enlargement of glands, the most common ** cyst. Although the sebaceous cyst in some people is gradually enlarged, it does not seem to have much impact on life, so they will wonder, do sebaceous cysts need surgery?

1. Take the medicine on time and in accordance with the doctor's instructions.

2. Rest more and avoid strenuous physical exercise.

3. Eat a light diet and eat more protein-rich foods that are easy to digest.

For sebaceous cysts, surgical excision** is currently the only method**, while for concurrent infections caused by sebaceous cysts, medical treatment** is required.

1. Surgical excision.

Once diagnosed, patients with sebaceous cysts should undergo surgery to remove the cyst completely. At present, surgery is the only method for sebaceous cysts. During the operation, a fusiform** incision can be designed along the direction of the skin striae, especially when the catheter opening is seen, and the cyst can be removed together.

Special care should be taken when performing the separation, as the wall of the cyst is very thin and should be removed as intact as possible. If there is a residue in the cyst wall, it can easily cause **. However, if the patient's sebaceous glands are inflammatory such as redness, swelling, heat and pain before surgery, the inflammation should be controlled first and then surgery should be arranged.

When surgically removed, scarring may be noticeable. If the scar is large, the patient may choose to have a facelift to remove the scar. Endoscopic surgery can be used to remove the subcutaneous cyst in patients with conditions, which can avoid surgical incision scarring, which is a newly developed surgical method in recent years.

2. Concurrent infection.

If a patient with a sebaceous cyst has a complicated infection, the sebaceous cyst should be completely removed with oral antimicrobial drugs (e.g., synergistic bisulfonal tablets, medisomycin, etc.) and anti-inflammatory drugs such as warm compresses**, and then surgical excision** after the inflammation has subsided.

3. Prognosis. A small number of cortical cysts may become cancerous, most will transform into basal cell carcinoma, and a few will become squamous cell carcinoma. Therefore, after surgical resection, the patient should go to the hospital regularly for follow-up examinations to check for any residue.