I have this hard grown thing on my face from last 4-5 months. Earlier it was not paining. From.last night I am feeling little pain and feeling like increased. What is this,do I need to worry. Indecember had shown one dermatologist and he said it's fine,we can remove if want but it's fine. Please suggest
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Hi there...
Noted your issue and thanks for the pic.
It appears to be an Infected sebaceous cyst. This is why the previous Dermatologist probably said let it be and /or remove it electively.
Ideally, treat the secondary infection for now to address your pain and swelling and redness issues and when the issue reduces, then opt for a surgical excision.
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Avoid handling the area too much as it may rupture the cyst and lead to scarring.
Steam lightly 3-4 mins followed by splashing 💦 water and dab dry..do not rub.
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Hello, you will need to take online consultation with Doctor.Need to take detailed history for proper evaluation. Will prescribe medication and suggest treatments accordingly.
No need to worry.specific treatment is available.it depends on severity of the disease . Complete medical history is required..
Pls do online consultation with Dermatologist for detailed prescription & guidance.
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