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Sebaceous Cyst

Sebaceous cyst are a noncancerous cyst that originates from the sebaceous gland (oil-secreting gland) in the skin. They are most commonly seen in the face, torso, and neck. These cysts develop when the sebaceous gland or the ducts get blocked or damaged.

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Sebaceous cysts used to be on my back, but it appears all right now. Will it happen again, and is surgery the only option? Kindly help.

Query: Hello doctor, I have had sebaceous cysts for five to six months. This is located on my back, exactly across from my chest. Right now, it appears to be ok. I am concerned about whether or not it will reappear in the future. If yes, is surgery the only option? or are there medications that may be use...  Read Full »

Dr. Alka

Dr. Alka

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I read your query and can understand your concern. A sebaceous cyst is a small, slow-growing bump. Usually, it is not harmful. Sometimes an infection may occur, and it may become painful. Face, back and shoulders, etc., are usual sites for the occurrence of cysts. S...  Read Full »

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