In the clinic, the patient lies comfortably on the treatment bed while the doctor cleans the skin and numbs the area with a local anaesthetic.
The cyst is then opened carefully, the contents are gently pressed out and, once it has calmed down, the sac can be removed so it does not return.
Taking it slowly at every step means less pain, a cleaner wound and a much lower chance of the cyst coming back in the same place.
Afterwards the area is covered with a fresh dressing, and a few days of rest and gentle cleaning are usually enough for the skin to start healing.
Slow and steady gets the job done properly. The videos below show back cysts like this one being treated by professionals.
