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Cyst removal is a practical fix for something that’s usually more annoying than dangerous. At Nazarian Plastic Surgery in Beverly Hills, we handle cysts with precision, care, and an eye for clean, subtle outcomes. It’s not about making a big deal out of something small, it’s about handling it correctly so you’re not dealing with it again later.
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Cysts are small sacs under the skin, usually filled with fluid, oil, or keratin. Most are harmless. But that doesn’t mean they don’t cause problems. Over time, they can grow, become painful, get infected, or just be in a spot that makes them hard to ignore. They’re common, especially in high-friction areas or places with a lot of oil glands and hair follicles, like the scalp, back, and face.
Types of cysts we frequently remove include sebaceous cysts (originating in oil glands), pilar cysts (commonly found on the scalp and linked to hair follicles), and epidermoid cysts (filled with keratin and typically slow-growing). While most cysts are harmless, some patients come in concerned about potential links to skin cancer. That’s why every cyst we remove is evaluated carefully, and in some cases, sent for pathology testing to rule out more serious conditions.
Cyst removal isn’t just a cosmetic fix. It’s often necessary to treat discomfort, reduce the risk of infection, and address growths that are interfering with daily life, especially in a city like Los Angeles, where being camera-ready can matter in both personal and professional settings.
Pretty much anywhere, honestly. But we see them most on the scalp, back, jawline, neck, chest, and shoulders. These are areas with a lot of oil glands and friction—perfect conditions for a cyst to settle in and stick around. When cysts appear in visible areas—like the jawline or behind the ear—many patients are understandably concerned about scarring or cosmetic outcome.
That’s where choosing a plastic surgery office in Beverly Hills makes a difference. Our focus is on more than just removal. We pay attention to closure technique, incision placement, and scar care because your skin’s appearance afterward matters.
Most cysts aren’t dangerous. But that doesn’t mean you have to live with them.
Some people remove cysts for comfort—they’re sore, they snag on clothes, or they’ve gotten bigger over time. Others just don’t want the lump visible anymore. And sometimes, it’s because there’s a chance it’s not a cyst at all. If there’s ever a question, we send tissue for pathology to rule out anything more serious, like skin cancer.
Cyst removal can resolve:
If you have a cyst that seems infected, it’s important to see a doctor. When germs get into a cyst, it can turn into an abscess, which causes more pain, redness, and swelling. Trying to squeeze or drain a cyst by yourself at home can lead to infections, may not fully remove the cyst, and could leave behind noticeable scars.
First off, relief. When a cyst is gone, the tenderness, the pressure, the uncertainty, they go with it.
The other benefit? No guesswork. If we remove a cyst at our office, we make sure the entire sac is taken out. That’s the difference between a quick fix and one that lasts. Our team focuses on clean closure, careful suturing (if needed), and keeping scars minimal, especially if the cyst is on your face or anywhere people see daily.
When considering a cyst removal Beverly Hills residents should know that in skilled hands, the procedure can:
The biggest benefit is: you’re not left wondering if it’s going to come back.
If you have a cyst, and it’s bothering you, that’s usually reason enough.
You’re likely a solid candidate for a cyst removal if:
We’ll also evaluate whether you’re dealing with a simple benign cyst or if other treatment options, like antibiotics, drainage, or Mohs surgery (used more often for skin cancers), might be more appropriate.
If you’re located in Beverly Hills Cyst Removal can be done at our office with minimal downtime in a single visit. No general anesthesia, no long recovery, and no hidden surprises.
Here’s the step-by-step:
The whole treatment typically takes 30–60 minutes. Most patients walk out and go straight to lunch or work.
Recovery after a cyst removal is simple. You might feel a little sore or swollen for a couple days, but most people are back to normal activities within 24 hours. If you have stitches, we’ll schedule a follow-up to remove them.
Some basic rules:
Most stitches are removed in 5–10 days, and the scar fades significantly over the following months. If you’re dealing with a high-risk or infected cyst, we may schedule additional follow-ups to ensure the site remains clear.
Most patients are relieved at how straightforward cyst removal is. Once the cyst is excised completely, the bump is gone, the pressure’s gone, and healing begins. If the entire sac is removed, recurrence is unlikely.
Scars vary depending on the size and location of the cyst, but we aim for subtle, well-placed incisions. With the right aftercare, you’ll likely forget it was ever there. And if the tissue is sent for pathology, we’ll follow up with results.
Cyst removal isn’t one-price-fits-all. Cost depends on where it is, how big it is, and whether it needs pathology testing. We’ll go over pricing at your consult so you know exactly what to expect.
Ballpark Pricing:
If your cyst is inflamed, infected, or painful, your insurance might cover part of the cost. We’ll help you figure that out during your consultation.
If a cyst has been bothering you, or you’re unsure what the bump under your skin actually is—it’s worth getting it checked out. We’ll walk you through your treatment options and perform the procedure with care and precision.
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With local anesthesia, the procedure is very tolerable. You’ll feel pressure, not pain.
Initial healing takes one to two weeks. Full scar maturation can take a few months.
Yes, but it’s typically small and fades well with the right post-care and technique.
If the sac is completely removed, recurrence is unlikely. That’s why proper excision matters.
