This accumulated quickly for this patient likely secondary to an infected hair follicle. I mistakenly mention "cavity" instead of "capsule" when I'm differentiating between an abscess and an infected cyst. The latter has a capsule where the former does not. Also, at the end of this procedure, I also sent off a swab but I stopped the video before I did that step. This was obviously not sutured closed and was not packed either.

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Dr Khaled Sadek removes a vey large pilar cyst which has been there for many years. These are common and occur commonly on the back. They are removed from our cyst removal clinic in London.

A sebaceous cyst is a non-cancerous growth commonly found on the skin of the back or face, but can occur anywhere on the body. Just as its name suggests, these cysts occur as a result of epidermal cells, cells from the top layer of your skin a.k.a the epidermis, overgrow in a confined space. The buildup of these cells under the skin results in a “cheesy” consistency and often a pungent odor! sebaceous cysts are typically harmless and have no symptoms, but people often seek removal due to the appearance of the bump or because the cyst has become inflamed or ruptured. If you have a ruptured cyst you may notice, sudden redness, pain, swelling, and heat around the area, all of which can lead to an abscess forming. Surgically removing the cyst can cure the area, but the entire cyst sac and all of its contents need to be removed to ensure the cyst won’t grow back!

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