Benign cystic skin lesions are non-cancerous lumps that can appear on the skin. Recognizing and differentiating these lesions is important for appropriate management.
Types of Benign Cystic Lesions
- Epidermal Cyst: Commonly known as sebaceous cysts, filled with keratin.
- Pilar Cyst: Often found on the scalp, filled with keratin.
- Ganglion Cyst: Usually develops along tendons or joints.
- Milium: Small, white bumps often found on the face.
Management Most benign cystic lesions are managed through surgical excision, ensuring complete removal to prevent recurrence.
Conclusion Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment of benign cystic lesions can prevent complications and improve patient outcomes.
