A sebaceous cyst is a collection of fluid or tissue that forms in a sebaceous gland. Sebbaceous glands are found throughout the body, including the face and nec...
A sebaceous cyst is a collection of fluid or tissue that forms in a sebaceous gland. Sebbaceous glands are found throughout the body, including the face and neck. They are responsible for producing and secreting oil that helps to keep the skin and hair healthy.
Sebaceous cysts are typically small, harmless, and located in areas such as the nose, mouth, and cheeks. They are often found in people between the ages of 20 and 40.
Symptoms of a sebaceous cyst include:
A painless bump or swelling
Redness or inflammation
Pain
Swelling
Headache
Treatment for a sebaceous cyst is typically simple and involves draining the fluid or tissue, or removing the cyst altogether. The procedure may be performed with a local anesthetic or general anesthesia