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Thank you for your question. It is difficult to determine the best option for revising your scar without the benefit of evaluating you in person. There are many ways to treat a pilonidal cyst, and the method of excision and closure of the pilonidal cyst will determine the type of scar you have. A consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon can help you to understand your options. Best wishes.
There are a few options, but best to assess your skin in person. The redness can be improved with a laser, and a filler could be considered to plump out the skin, or even potentially re-excising the area.
Without in person visit or even posted photos no way to recommend which surgery is better. Seek IN PERSON opinions...
It is too early to accurately assess what deformity you will have as your lip is still swollen, this may take several months as healing is a process and you need to be patient. You can create more problems if you jump to do things too quickly...stay in contact with your surgeon for advice...
Kenalog injections can cause a temporary indentation or atrophy. Depending on the amount used and the location of the injection, the atrophy may last for a few to many months. Treatment is not usually necessary, but if the depression is very obvious, hyaluronic acid fillers can be...
Hello and thank you for your question. If the cyst causes you discomfort you can have it removed and insurance should cover for it. You can consider seeing a surgeon or a dermatologist for the procedure. It will be better if you get a referral from your primary care provider to see a specialist....
It sounds as if you had a Kerationus cyst and it got infected and left a depressed scar. Once this is stable, the entire scar and any remaining cyst can be removed under local anesthesia. You will be left with a thin minimally visible scar.
A hard cyst on the scrotal area should be examined and evaluated by a urologist to exclude any malignancy.
A dermatologist would do it with less fanfare and lower cost...ask your insurance company if something like that would be covered...simple in-office procedure...snip snip and you're done...good luck