"Sebaceous Cysts: Explained, Part 2"
Sebaceous cysts are often times confused with other skin conditions, like pimples. The key here is to NOT squeeze the area- you don’t want to disrupt the outer cyst wall (capsule) of the cyst. Ensuring that the cyst wall is intact will help reduce the risk of recurrence (or the cyst from coming back) at the time of removal. Also, with leakage of its contents to the adjacent soft tissues, your body will flood the area with inflammatory markers which will cause redness, pain, and possible drainage from the skin.
To examine whether you have a cyst, feel the borders and assess its mobility. It should feel like a small marble under the skin.
You can also have active and/or chronic infections of the cyst. Active infections may require an incision to drain the underlying contents, and/or antibiotics, prior to its excision.
Sebaceous Cysts: Explained, Part 2
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