■ Surgical Removal of a Neck Epidermoid Cyst (Atheroma) Using the “Punch Technique”｜6 Years Later, the Scar Still Looks Great [With Case Photos]
The patient was in their 30s.
They noticed an epidermoid cyst (atheroma) on their neck
and initially visited a nearby clinic,
hoping to have it surgically removed.
However, they were told,
“Even if we remove it, it might come back, so let’s just observe it for now,”
which left them feeling anxious and uncertain.
After doing extensive research online,
they decided to visit our clinic from another prefecture.
At their first consultation, they said, “I’m here as a last resort,”
which left a strong impression on us.
■ Cyst Removed with the Punch Technique｜Postoperative Care with the Natsui-Style Moist Wound Healing Method
We performed the surgery using the punch technique (minimal excision method).
Postoperative care was done using the Natsui-Style Moist Wound Healing Method, so the wound was never disinfected.
There was no need for antibiotics, and the patient was able to take a shower and bathe daily without issue.
■ Six Years Later, Recurrence on a Different Area｜Patient Amazed at the Scar’s Appearance
Six years after the initial surgery, the patient developed another cyst in a different area and returned to our clinic for treatment.
At that time, we examined the surgical site on the neck and took a follow-up photo.
The patient said:
“Doctor, it looks amazing! I’m really surprised!”
We are truly grateful for the continued trust our patients place in us over the years.
Thank you very much.
Concerned About Scarring After Cyst Removal?
At our clinic, we perform epidermoid cyst (atheroma) removal using the punch technique combined with the Natsui-Style Moist Wound Healing Method, aiming to minimize scarring as much as possible.
We welcome patients from distant areas as well, so if you are struggling with a cyst on your neck or body, please feel free to contact us for a consultation.
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