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Cyst Removal

Cysts are common, typically noncancerous growths that appear as sac-like cavities filled with dead skin. They can develop anywhere on the body, often resembling a pea-sized lump beneath the skin. While many cysts do not cause pain or harm, some may grow larger, become inflamed or infected, and require medical attention. Larger cysts are often removed and sent for evaluation to confirm they are benign. At MCS Dermatology in Elk Grove Village, IL, Dr. Cynthia Abban provides skilled care in diagnosing and treating cysts, serving patients from the surrounding areas of Palatine, Roselle, Buffalo Grove, and Wheeling to ensure the most effective treatment plan based on each individual’s needs.

If you need to remove a cyst, several treatment options are available at MCS Dermatology. Cyst removal surgery is a common procedure for larger or persistent cysts. Other treatments include drainage to reduce the cyst's size and alleviate discomfort or cortisone injections, which can shrink inflamed cysts. Surgical excision is often the most effective treatment to prevent reoccurrence in cases where the cyst is infected or recurrent.

 

The symptoms of a cyst vary, depending on its type, size, and location. Common signs include:

  • A visible lump or bulge under the skin
  • Pain or tenderness, especially if the cyst becomes inflamed or ruptures
  • Hardened skin around the growth
  • Larger cysts may cause organ displacement, bodily disfigurement, or emotional distress

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If you have a painful, inflamed, or infected cyst, professional treatment can provide relief and prevent complications. Dr. Cynthia Abban at MCS Dermatology in Elk Grove Village, IL offers safe and effective cyst removal surgery to help restore your skin's health. Schedule a consultation today to receive an accurate diagnosis and personalized treatment plan.

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