Cyst Removal

Procedure

Removal of Cyst (face) £550

Removal of Cyst (body) £500

Removal of cyst body (large) £600

Additional cysts £300

recovery time

Cyst Removal

Surgical Cyst Removal in Liverpool

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Removal of Cyst (face) £550

Removal of Cyst (body) £500

Removal of cyst body (large) £600

Additional cysts £300

Cyst Removal

Surgical Cyst Removal in Liverpool

Most cysts are harmless dome-shaped lumps that contain fluid, however, they can be a nuisance and often cause discomfort and can cause issues with self-esteem. If you have a problem cyst, we can help.

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What is a Cyst?

A cyst is a small sac or lump that is filled with fluid, pus, or other material. They can occur anywhere on the body but are most common on the face, neck, back, and genitals.

Cysts are usually benign (not cancerous) but can become infected and cause pain. There are many different types of cysts but the most common are sebaceous cysts which form when oil glands become clogged.

Other types of cysts include dermoid cysts (containing both skin and hair), epidermoid cysts (containing only skin), pilar cysts (found around hairs), and inclusion cysts (usually caused by an injury).

The Benefits of Cyst Removal

There are several reasons you may want a cyst removed, including:

  • Cysts can become infected and cause pain.
  • Cysts can rupture and release their contents into the body, causing irritation or infection.
  • Cysts can grow large and compress nearby structures such as nerves or blood vessels.
  • Cysts can be unsightly, especially if they are on the face. Removal can improve appearance.

How Does Cyst Removal Work?

Cyst removal can be performed using many different techniques. The type of technique used will depend on the size, location, and type of cyst.

Some cysts can be removed without surgery by draining the fluid with a needle. This is usually only possible if the cyst is small and not infected.

For larger or infected cysts, surgery may be required. The surgeon will make an incision in the skin and then remove the entire sac of the cyst. In some cases, a small piece of surrounding tissue may also be removed to prevent recurrence.

Afterwards, the incision is usually closed with stitches or staples and covered with a dressing. The dressing will need to be kept clean and dry for several days until it can be removed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does cyst removal take?

The surgery usually takes less than 30 minutes but may take longer if multiple cysts are being removed.

What is the recovery time after cyst removal?

Most people can return to their normal activities within a few days. However, it is important to avoid strenuous activity or contact sports for at least 2 weeks to allow the incision to heal properly.

Will I have a scar after cyst removal?

In most cases, the incision will heal with minimal scarring. However, this will depend on the size and location of the incision as well as your own healing ability.

What are the risks of cyst removal?

As with any surgery, there are some risks associated with cyst removal. These include infection, bleeding, and scarring. However, these complications are rare and most people experience no problems after surgery.

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