Should I go to a Dermatologist or Urologist to remove two pea-sized epidermoid cysts from my scrotum? (photo)

You should seek another dermatologic surgeon for an opinion.  In these cases I typically re-suture the wound after assessing if it wasn't infected rather than leave them open to granulate (ie heal on their own).  I wish you the best of luck, but you should seek another surgeon.  ...

Our office specializes in keloid scars in Los Angeles. Treatments may take a few months and include a combination regimen including IIT, laser, and topical therapy.  If you want a headstart, we recommend starting twice daily application of Plato's Scar Serum to the area prior to treatment...

Yes, a plastic surgeon can remove a dermoid cyst. This is usually a straightforward procedure under local anaesthesia.

See a dermatologic surgeon or plastic surgeon for removal.  This is a common, relatively easy procedure when done by the appropriately trained physician.  Home remedies or procedures are the worst thing you could do for this, as they can get infected, grow larger, or fill with other...

Surgical excision...a simple, in-office procedure that should last no more than 10-15 minutes...simple and safe but can't exclude the likelihood of another cyst forming at the same or different site...the cost is highly variable ranging from less than $200 to considerably more than $500...

Epidermal cysts can be drained but they may reform. Particularly if they become infected then draining them by making an incision (cut) in the cyst is usually the best treatment. Once the infection has resolved and the area has healed consideration should be given to surgically removing the area...