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Pilonidal Cyst Risk Factors
Whether you are currently dealing with this condition or looking to prevent its reoccurrence, it is important to understand the many pilonidal cyst risk factors that can come into play. Our colorectal...
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Preventing Cysts and Abscesses
Living with a pilonidal cyst can be difficult. The pain, discomfort, and even embarrassment of this large growth can make everyday life unpleasant and unmanageable. Our colorectal center exists to...
View ArticleTreatment for a Pilonidal Cyst
A pilonidal cyst is a painful condition that plagues many patients. The term refers to an inner skin infection (abscess) that occurs on the natal cleft of the buttocks. Because the pain can intense and...
View ArticlePilonidal Surgery Recovery
The thought of surgery can intimidate many people and lead to some concerns about recovery. The Pilonidal Cyst Center conducts surgery as an out-patient procedure, which typically takes about one hour...
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Pilonidal Cyst Excision: How To Care Of Yourself After Surgery
In most cases, a pilonidal cyst excision takes place in a hospital’s outpatient surgical ward or in a surgicenter. The procedure itself only takes between half and hour to an hour, with 45 minutes...
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Pilonidal Cyst Excision Treatments: Open Healing or Primary Closure?
Due to their location, pilonidal cysts often become infected, inflamed, and painful. When these common cysts are diagnosed early, they can often be treated in the doctor’s office and usually heal on...
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