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The type of anesthesia used to remove a cyst on the side of the nose would primarily be determined by the surgeon performing the procedure. You should contact the surgeon who will be removing your cyst to find out the type of anesthesia that will be used. This will determine when you could eat surrounding the procedure. If the cyst is fairly small, I would think that it could most likely be removed just with local anesthesia.
Thanks for your question. In general sebaceous cysts will not cause you to lose hair in the area. People may lose a small amount in the area after removal but should be contained only to the area of scar tissue from the excision. I would recommend you see a dermatologist for evaluation of...
A V-Beam Pulsed Dye laser works best for cherry angiomas. Some scabbing may occur with treatment, but typically the body reabsorbs the angioma. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer.
I’m sorry for you anguish. Nasal scars can be tricky because they do not have as good of circulation in the very thin and tip of the nose regions. Prp injections and microneedling may help. Choose an expert. Best. Dr Brecht Seattle, Wa
