Pilonidal Cyst:​ Seen mainly close to the upper gluteal cleft, these cysts lead to ongoing or recurrent infections. Starting from the teen years, a patient might experience them during adulthood as well. The integral cause of these types of cysts is inward grown hair. To eliminate pain and control infections from recurring, removal of hair and cyst wall is important. Once this is done, the wound is protected by covering with a skin flap.

Breast Cyst:​ Any cysts or growth seen in the breasts have to be examined and checked thoroughly as there’s a possibility of malignancy in them. MRI or ultrasound can help in making diagnoses about cysts that are small. On the other hand, large cysts are only left to be examined properly by the department of pathology. The check has to be error-free to catch any signs of the cyst turning cancerous. Appropriate measures can be taken immediately.

Ganglion Cyst:​ Sacs filled with fluid observed near joints of hands, feet, elbows, wrists, hands, and knees are called ganglion cysts. Another reason for their creation might be pressure exertion or a hit. Most often, ganglion cysts are removed through surgeries under local anesthesia. The area affected is made numb and later a small cut is made for pulling out the cyst. The surgeon is very careful with this procedure as scars are left after this surgery. The size of scars depends on the cysts’ size.