Everything you need to know about cyst removal; from preparation through to recovery

Cyst removal is a simple and easy to perform procedure that has the potential of great relief from discomfort, oddity, or anxiousness. Knowing what to expect before you arrive, while in surgery and after helps keep one calm and also improve outcomes.

Before the Procedure

Your doctor may diagnose a cyst after performing physical examinations and recommending imaging studies to check the size and location of the growth. You will talk about the easy excision for small cysts or how to treat larger ones. For Cyst Removal Manchester, contact https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/common-lumps/cysts/cyst-removal-manchester

During the Procedure

The majority of cyst removals are done under local anaesthetic, so you’ll be awake but shouldn’t experience any pain. The surgeon will open a portion of the skin, extract an intact cyst and its surrounding capsule to avoid another epidermoid at that level, and sew it completely. Usually, this whole process takes 15-30 minutes depending upon the complexity of cyst.

Recovery Expectations

Bruising, swelling and mild discomfort for a few days; Your surgeon will give you specific instructions on how to care for the wound, including keeping it clean and dry. Return to unrestricted activity is generally within a few days, although heavy lifting may be restricted initially.

Potential Complications

Complications, although rare may involve infection adversely bleeding or scarring. If the pain gets worse, you swell unusually or there is discharge, talk to your doctor.

The Outcome

Many patients enjoy instant relief from pain and a refreshed smile. This is generally healed within 1-2 weeks providing the correct aftercare is followed and heals with very minimal scarring.