Pilonidal Cyst:​ These are mostly noticed around the upper gluteal cleft and can be the cause of recurrent infections. Inward growth of hair is one of the most common reasons why such cysts occur. Removal of hair and cyst wall is necessary to get rid of the pain and the infections. A skin flap is required for protection in order to cover and heal the wound. These cysts usually occur during teenage life and can last till adulthood.

Breast Cyst:​ These types of cysts can sometimes be malignant hence they have to be dealt with extreme care. Pathology departments are required to examine larger cysts and ultrasound or MRI is used for the diagnoses of smaller cysts. These cysts can turn cancerous if left without a detailed check and analysis.

Ganglion Cyst:​ These cysts are sacs, filled with fluid around the ankles, feet, wrist, knees, elbow, hands, and joints of the hands of a patient. Such cysts mostly occur due to the result of some hit or pressure on the area. In most cases, a surgical procedure is required under the influence of local anesthesia. A small cut is usually made to pull the cyst out after the affected area is numbed by the surgeon. This might result in a scar. The size of the scar depends on the size of the cyst.