How do you remove a sebaceous cyst?

If you’re reading this article, then it’s probably safe to assume that you either have a sebaceous cyst or are simply curious about how to remove one. Either way, we’ve got you covered! In this entertaining guide, we’ll walk you through what exactly a sebaceous cyst is and give you some handy tips on how to get rid of it for good.

What Is A Sebaceous Cyst?

Before we set off on our exciting journey of cyst removal, let’s first understand what a sebaceous cyst actually is.

In layman’s terms (if those even exist), these little bumps that form under the skin are nothing more than collections of dead skin cells and oil. Yuck! While they can occur anywhere on your body (seriously, anywhere!), the most common areas include your face, neck and upper back.

Sebaceous cysts may be harmless in normal circumstances; however in rare cases they may become infected causing discomfort and inflammation which requires medical attention.

But enough technical jargon—let’s move onto the fun part!

Removing A Cyst At Home

Disclaimer: Before taking any action to remove a sebaceous cyst by yourself at home make sure that it will not cause further complications such as infection or scarring.

Now for those who want to save money from going to see their doctor or dermatologist but do want impressive results regardless—the following options work best…

Warm Compress

A warm compress allows the heat generated by hot water keep blood circulation high within an affected region aiding drainage of fluids formed inside. Not only does this increase blood flow soaking up nutrients delivered fresh via red corpuscles quickly—but also speeds up natural healing processes allowing quick resolution/remission timescales after use due increased physiological activity.

Step By Step Guide

  1. Fill bowl with hot(warm not boiling) water
  2. Dip clean towel into the bowl. Ring out excess water before placing over cyst.
  3. Repeat process three times
  4. Once complete leave the warm towel on affected area until temperature dissipates.

Tea Tree Oil

Tea tree oil is obtained from leaves of a tea-tree (Melaleuca alternifolia). It has natural anti-inflammatory properties and chemical compounds known as terpenoids, which make it antimicrobial, antiviral and antibacterial— Who needs anything else?

Step By Step Guide

  1. Purchase 100% pure tea tree oil
  2. Fill dropper with sufficient amount to cover entire cyst(Do Not Dilute)
  3. Apply directly onto sebaceous cyst using cotton swab and rub gently with circular motion for around five minutes
  4. After repeating this activity amply twice apply bandage or dressing(but not too tight)

Professional Removal Of Cyst

If home remedies do not give you relief it may be beneficial to seek a professional such as your doctor or dermatologist whom will remove your pesky friend through various procedures…

Lancing Or Incision And Drainage

A common medical procedure involves numbing the skin around an infected part before incising lance or cutting open sebaceous sac below so accumulated fluids can escape uninhibitedly from within saving yourself from further discomfort.

It’s almost like giving birth without actually having to carry baby in womb all those months but trust us when we say—you won’t wanna pass up anaesthesia offered beforehand!

Excision Surgery

An excision surgery requires total removal of an infected spot via surgical means spreading infection longer than required curing time if improperly done with likelihood excessive scarring remaining along top layer epidermis requiring additional treatments only delay recovery even more!!!

This method often carries higher risks since complete removal must happen thoroughly so no remains left for new growths afterwards resulting better success in dealing with recurring cysts.

In Conclusion

Sebaceous cysts are annoying, but they’re not the end of the world. If you take proper precautions and follow some of our tips above for removal either from home remedies or professional help, then your one-time friend will be gone soon enough!

In summary whether it’s a warm compress, tea tree oil or surgery—remove any sebaceous bump completely without having to see another doctor(blegh)!

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