What are vulval cysts. How do they develop. What causes vulval cysts. Who is at risk of developing vulval cysts. What are the clinical features of vulval cysts. How are vulval cysts diagnosed and treated.

Understanding Vulval Cysts: An Overview

Vulval cysts are encapsulated lesions containing fluid or semi-fluid material that occur on the external female genitalia. These cysts can develop from various structures naturally present in this complex anatomical area. While females of any age can develop vulval cysts, certain types may be more prevalent in specific age groups.

Causes of Vulval Cysts

The etiology of vulval cysts can be attributed to several factors:

• Developmental anomalies
• Genetic predisposition
• Post-traumatic reactions
• Spontaneous occurrence

Understanding these underlying causes is crucial for proper diagnosis and management of vulval cysts.

Clinical Presentation of Vulval Cysts

Vulval cysts typically present as dome-shaped, firm or fluctuant, discrete lesions. The clinical manifestations can vary widely:

• Asymptomatic and discovered incidentally during routine examinations
• Painful sensations that may be cyclic, intermittent, or persistent
• Discomfort during sexual intercourse (dyspareunia)

The location and distribution of these cysts can often provide clues to their specific type, aiding in diagnosis.

Common Cutaneous Cysts on the Vulva

Milium

Vulval milia are extremely common, particularly in older women. These tiny white cysts, measuring 1-2 mm, are typically found on the labia. Are vulval milia a cause for concern? Generally, these cysts are asymptomatic and represent an incidental finding during routine examinations. They rarely require treatment unless they cause discomfort or cosmetic concerns.

Epidermoid Cyst

Epidermoid cysts frequently occur on the cutaneous aspect of the labia majora in middle-aged and elderly women. These cysts can be:

• Solitary or multiple
• Spontaneous or post-surgical
• Usually painless
• Up to a centimeter in diameter

In rare cases, giant epidermoid cysts of the vulva have been reported, warranting special attention due to their size and potential complications.

Cysts Specific to the Vulval Area

Bartholin and Skene Duct Cysts

Bartholin and Skene duct cysts are filled with clear mucoid fluid and have specific anatomical locations:

• Bartholin glands: Located at the 4 o’clock and 8 o’clock positions near the back and side of the introitus
• Skene glands: Adjacent to the distal urethra

How common are Bartholin duct cysts? Studies indicate that approximately 2% of adult women experience a Bartholin duct cyst at some point in their lives. These cysts may present as a lump or painful swelling if infected and an abscess forms.

Vestibular Mucinous Cyst

Vestibular mucinous cysts originate from minor vestibular glands found on the inner labia minora along Hart lines. These cysts typically develop between puberty and the fourth decade of life. Their presentation can vary:

• Incidental discovery during examination
• Patient-noticed palpable lump
• Pain if the cyst becomes inflamed

Developmental Anomalies: Cyst of the Canal of Nuck and Gartner Cyst

Cyst of the Canal of Nuck

A cyst of the canal of Nuck is a developmental anomaly resulting from incomplete closure of the round ligament. It is the female equivalent of a spermatic cord hydrocele in males. Key characteristics include:

• Skin-colored, asymptomatic swelling
• Located in the inguinal area and labium majorum
• Resembles an inguinal hernia
• Usually detected by five years of age

Gartner Cyst

Gartner cysts, also known as mesonephric cysts, develop from remnants of an incompletely regressed mesonephric duct. These cysts are often associated with congenital abnormalities of the metanephric urinary system, such as:

• Ectopic ureter
• Unilateral renal agenesis
• Renal hypoplasia

A Gartner cyst typically presents as a small, solitary, unilateral cyst on the front vaginal wall, which may bulge to form an interlabial mass in late adolescence.

Hormonal Influences: Ciliated Cyst of the Vulva

Ciliated cysts of the vulva, also known as paramesonephric cysts, originate from remnants of the paramesonephric duct that develops into the fallopian tube during gestation. These cysts are often influenced by hormonal changes and may be discovered:

• During pregnancy
• At puberty
• With other hormonal fluctuations

What are the distinguishing features of ciliated cysts? These lesions are typically single cyst cavities, measuring 1-3 cm in diameter, and drain clear or amber-colored fluid if ruptured.

Rare Cutaneous Cysts on the Vulva

Eruptive Vellus Hair Cysts

While eruptive vellus hair cysts commonly present as multiple small yellow-brown papules on the front of the trunk, they have been rarely reported on the labia majora. These cysts arise from vellus hair follicles and can be challenging to diagnose due to their rarity in the vulval region.

Steatocystoma

Steatocystoma is an autosomal dominant skin condition resulting in abnormal proliferation of the pilosebaceous duct junction. Although typically found on other parts of the body, vulval involvement has been reported as a late-onset sporadic condition. These cysts are characterized by:

• Skin papules that drain an oily fluid when punctured
• Potential for multiple lesions
• Association with other pilosebaceous unit disorders

Pilonidal Cyst

Pilonidal disease, while more commonly found at the upper end of the gluteal cleft, can rarely occur on the vulva. When present on the vulva, it typically manifests as:

• A painless papule or nodule
• Often located around the clitoris
• Caused by an ingrown hair forming a dermoid cyst

The presence of pilonidal cysts in the vulval region requires careful differential diagnosis to distinguish them from other more common vulval cysts.

Endometriosis: A Rare Cause of Vulval Cysts

Cutaneous endometriosis, while uncommon, can occur on the vulva. This condition results from the presence of endometrial tissue outside the uterus and can lead to the formation of cyst-like structures. Vulval endometriosis typically presents as:

• A painful nodule or mass
• Cyclic symptoms correlating with menstrual periods
• Potential for bleeding or discharge

Why is recognizing vulval endometriosis important? Early diagnosis and treatment of vulval endometriosis can prevent progression and alleviate symptoms, improving the patient’s quality of life.

Diagnostic Approaches for Vulval Cysts

Accurate diagnosis of vulval cysts is crucial for appropriate management. The diagnostic process typically involves:

1. Thorough patient history, including onset, duration, and associated symptoms
2. Comprehensive physical examination, noting the size, location, and characteristics of the cyst
3. Imaging studies such as ultrasound or MRI in select cases
4. Biopsy or fine-needle aspiration for histopathological examination when malignancy is suspected

How do healthcare providers differentiate between various types of vulval cysts? The combination of clinical presentation, anatomical location, and histopathological findings often allows for accurate diagnosis and classification of vulval cysts.

Treatment Options for Vulval Cysts

The management of vulval cysts depends on their type, size, location, and associated symptoms. Treatment options may include:

• Observation for asymptomatic, small cysts
• Warm compresses and sitz baths to promote drainage
• Antibiotics for infected cysts or abscesses
• Surgical excision for large, symptomatic, or recurrent cysts
• Marsupialization for Bartholin gland cysts
• Laser therapy or electrocautery for certain types of cysts

What factors influence the choice of treatment for vulval cysts? The decision depends on the specific diagnosis, patient preferences, potential complications, and the risk of recurrence associated with each treatment modality.

Potential Complications and Long-term Outlook

While most vulval cysts are benign, they can lead to various complications if left untreated:

• Infection and abscess formation
• Chronic pain and discomfort
• Sexual dysfunction
• Psychological distress due to cosmetic concerns
• Rare cases of malignant transformation

The long-term outlook for patients with vulval cysts is generally favorable with appropriate management. However, some types of cysts may have a tendency to recur, necessitating ongoing follow-up and potential repeated interventions.

Prevention and Self-care Measures

While not all vulval cysts can be prevented, certain measures may help reduce the risk or manage existing cysts:

1. Maintaining good vulval hygiene
2. Wearing breathable, non-irritating underwear
3. Avoiding tight-fitting clothing that may cause friction
4. Promptly treating any infections or irritations in the vulval area
5. Performing regular self-examinations to detect any changes early

How can patients effectively monitor their vulval health? Regular self-examinations and prompt reporting of any unusual symptoms or changes to a healthcare provider are key to early detection and management of vulval cysts.

Psychological Impact and Patient Support

The presence of vulval cysts can have significant psychological and emotional impacts on patients, including:

• Anxiety about potential malignancy
• Embarrassment or self-consciousness
• Concerns about sexual function and intimacy
• Stress related to recurrent symptoms or treatments

Healthcare providers should address these psychological aspects and provide appropriate support and resources. Patient education, counseling, and referral to support groups can play crucial roles in helping individuals cope with the challenges associated with vulval cysts.

Future Directions in Vulval Cyst Research and Management

Ongoing research in the field of vulval cysts aims to improve diagnosis, treatment, and patient outcomes. Areas of focus include:

• Development of non-invasive diagnostic techniques
• Investigation of novel minimally invasive treatment options
• Exploration of genetic and molecular factors contributing to cyst formation
• Enhancement of patient education and support strategies

These advancements hold promise for more personalized and effective management of vulval cysts in the future, potentially reducing the burden of these conditions on affected individuals.

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Authors: Dr Yi Jia Lee, Resident Medical Officer, Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, Perth, WA, Australia; Dr Varitsara Mangkorntongsakul, Senior Medical Officer, Central Coast Local Health District, Gosford, NSW, Australia. Copy edited by Gus Mitchell. November 2020

What is a vulval cyst?

A vulval cyst is an encapsulated lesion that contains fluid or semi-fluid material occurring on the external female genitalia. Vulval cysts can develop from any of the structures normally found in this complex area.

Who gets vulval cysts?

Females of any age can present with a vulval cyst; however, a particular type of cyst may be more common in a specific age group.

What causes vulval cysts?

Vulval cysts can be developmental, genetic, post-traumatic, or spontaneous.

What are the clinical features of vulval cysts?

Vulval cysts are dome-shaped, firm or fluctuant, discrete lesions which may be asymptomatic and noticed incidentally, or present due to pain or dyspareunia which may be cyclic, intermittent, or persistent. The location or distribution of the cysts can be characteristic for a particular type of cyst.

See Vulval cyst images.

Common cutaneous cysts on the vulva

Milium

Vulval milia are 1–2 mm, white cysts very commonly seen on examination of the labia of older women. The patient may be aware of the multiple small lumps, but typically they are asymptomatic and an incidental finding.

Epidermoid cyst

Epidermoid cysts are commonly found on the cutaneous aspect of the labia majora of middle-aged and elderly women. The cysts may be solitary or multiple, spontaneous or post-surgical, usually presenting as a painless lump up to a centimetre in diameter. Giant epidermoid cyst of the vulva has been described.

Cysts specific to the vulval area

Bartholin and Skene duct cysts

Cysts of the Bartholin gland or Skene duct contain clear mucoid fluid. Bartholin glands are located towards the back and side of the introitus at the 4 o’clock and 8 o’clock positions. Skene glands are adjacent to the distal urethra. Cysts may present as a lump, or as painful swelling if the cyst has become infected and an abscess has formed. Bartholin duct cysts are reported to affect 2% of adult women at some time in their life. Skene duct cysts can also present in neonates. Diagnosis is usually made by the anatomic location of the cyst.

Vestibular mucinous cyst

Mucinous cysts develop from minor vestibular glands found on the inner labia minora along Hart lines. Cysts may be found incidentally, present as a palpable lump noticed by the patient, or cause pain should the cyst become inflamed. Vestibular mucinous cysts typically develop between puberty and the fourth decade.

Cyst of the canal of Nuck

A cyst of the canal of Nuck is a developmental anomaly due to incomplete closure of the round ligament and is the equivalent of a spermatic cord hydrocele in males. It presents as a skin-coloured, asymptomatic swelling located in the inguinal area and labium majorum, resembling an inguinal hernia. It is usually detected by five years of age.

Gartner cyst

A Gartner, or mesonephric, cyst develops in remnants of an incompletely regressed mesonephric duct. The mesonephric duct forms the male sexual organs, so should regress completely in the female fetus. Persistent mesonephric duct remnants in a female are usually associated with congenital abnormalities of the metanephric urinary system such as an ectopic ureter, unilateral renal agenesis or hypoplasia. A Gartner cyst is a small solitary unilateral cyst on the front vaginal wall towards one side, which may bulge to present as an interlabial mass in late adolescence.

Ciliated cyst of the vulva

At the ninth week of gestation, the paramesonephric duct develops into the fallopian tube. Remnants of this duct can form a ciliated, or paramesonephric, cyst found incidentally on the labium majorum during pregnancy, puberty, or with other hormonal influences. The lesion is usually a single cyst cavity, 1–3 cm in diameter, and drains clear or amber-coloured fluid if ruptured.

Cutaneous cysts that may occur on the vulva

Eruptive vellus hair cysts

Eruptive vellus hair cysts present as multiple small yellow-brown papules usually on the front of the trunk but have been rarely reported on the labia majora.

Steatocystoma

Steatocystoma is an autosomal dominant skin condition resulting in an abnormal proliferation of the pilosebaceous duct junction. The resultant skin papules drain an oily fluid when punctured. Involvement localised to the vulva has been rarely reported as a late-onset sporadic condition.

Pilonidal cyst

Pilonidal disease is usually found at the upper end of the gluteal cleft, but has been reported as a painless papule or nodule on the vulva, particularly in the area around the clitoris, due to an ingrown hair forming a dermoid cyst.

Endometriosis

Cutaneous endometriosis can rarely occur on the vulva at the site of previous obstetric or surgical trauma. It presents as nodules, patches, or cysts filled with fresh or clotted blood.

What are the complications of vulval cysts?

• Cyst rupture
• Inflammation and infection
• Pressure effects
• Dyspareunia (painful sexual intercourse)

How is a vulval cyst diagnosed?

Diagnosis of a vulval cyst is usually clinical based on the age at presentation, location, and appearance. Ultrasound examination or histology of a skin biopsy or excision specimen may sometimes be required.

What is the differential diagnosis for a vulval cyst?

• Vascular lesions — cherry angioma, angiokeratoma, haemangioma, varicosities
• Infections — viral wart, herpes simplex virus, bullous impetigo
• Inflammatory conditions — sebaceous adenitis, hidradenitis suppurativa, bullous fixed drug eruption
• Vulval cancer

What is the treatment for a vulval cyst?

The majority of vulval cysts do not require treatment once the diagnosis has been made. Cysts may be drained, marsupialised, extracted, or excised.

What is the outcome for a vulval cyst?

Vulval cysts are generally benign. Some may resolve or rupture spontaneously. Recurrence can follow surgical intervention particularly if the entire cyst wall has not been removed.

Epidermoid cyst | DermNet

Author: Megan Lam, Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine, McMaster University, Ontario, Canada. DermNet NZ Editor in Chief: Adjunct A/Prof Amanda Oakley, Dermatologist, Hamilton, New Zealand. Copy edited by Gus Mitchell. April 2020.

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What is an epidermoid cyst?

An epidermoid cyst is a benign cyst derived from the infundibulum or upper portion of a hair follicle, encapsulated in a thin layer of epidermis-like epithelium. Epidermoid cysts are typically filled with keratin and lipid-rich debris [1,2].

Synonyms for an epidermoid cyst include:

• Epidermal cyst
• Epidermal inclusion cyst
• Epithelial cyst
• Follicular infundibular cyst
• Infundibular cyst
• Keratin cyst
• Sebaceous cyst (this is a common misnomer, as these cysts do not involve sebaceous glands, nor do they contain sebum).

Epidermoid cyst

Epidermoid cyst

Epidermoid cyst

Palpating an epidermoid cyst

Who gets an epidermoid cyst?

Epidermoid cysts most commonly occur in adults, particularly when young-to-middle aged. They occur twice as frequently in men than in women [3].

Genetic disorders which may increase the risk of developing multiple epidermoid cysts include [1]:

• Gardner syndrome
• Pachyonychia congenita type 2
• Basal cell naevus syndrome.

Syndromes associated with epidermoid cysts

Gardner syndrome

What causes an epidermoid cyst?

An epidermoid cyst generally results from an occluded pilosebaceous unit.

On non-hair-bearing areas of the body, such as the buttock, palm of the hand, or sole of the foot, an epidermoid cyst may be due to traumatic implantation of epidermal cells into the dermis where keratin accumulates within an epithelium-lined sac [2].

What are the clinical features of an epidermoid cyst?

The clinical features of an epidermoid cyst include [4]:

• A firm, flesh-coloured or yellowish round papule or nodule fixed to the skin surface but typically mobile over deeper layers
• Diameter 1–3 cm
• A central punctum
• Foul-smelling cheesy debris can be expressed from the central punctum.

Epidermoid cysts are most common on the central trunk (eg, chest and shoulders) and face but can occur almost anywhere on the body. Epidermoid cysts are common the scrotum and vulva. They may be solitary or multiple, and are generally asymptomatic.

Ruptured cyst

What are the complications of an epidermoid cyst?

Rupture of the cyst contents into the dermis results in swelling, redness, and tenderness. This can be due to trauma or bacterial infection, commonly by Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli, and group A streptococcus [1].

Surgical excision can lead to bleeding, secondary bacterial infection, and scarring. If the cyst has ruptured, or the capsule is not removed in its entirety, the cyst may recur.

Cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma may very rarely arise within an epidermoid cyst [5].

Inflamed cyst

How is an epidermoid cyst diagnosed?

The diagnosis of an epidermoid cyst is usually made clinically.

Biopsy is usually not required but the lesion may be excised for cosmetic reasons or due to complications. Histological features of an epidermoid cyst include [1]:

• A cystic structure in the dermis
• A single cavity (unilocular)
• An epithelial lining without rete ridges and with a granular layer with keratinohyaline granules.

Ultrasound can be used in the initial evaluation of a soft tissue mass but is not usually required for a typical epidermoid cyst.

What is the differential diagnosis for an epidermoid cyst?

Differential diagnoses for an epidermoid cyst include:

• Lipoma — a mobile 2–10 cm dome or egg-shaped subcutaneous lump with a rubbery or soft and smooth consistency
• Trichilemmal cyst — a firm, mobile, 0.5–5 cm subcutaneous nodule without a central punctum, usually presenting on the scalp; it has a thick capsule and is not typically prone to rupture
• Acne pseudocyst — this lacks a capsule and is associated with other signs of acne such as comedones, inflammatory papules, pustules, and nodules
• Myxoid pseudocyst — a shiny papule arising at the end of a digit
• Dermoid cyst — this has epidermal and dermal components and arises in early childhood
• Human papillomavirus (HPV)-related epidermal cyst — a lesion with a hard, keratinous surface.

What is the treatment for an epidermoid cyst?

Most small uncomplicated epidermoid cysts will not require treatment.

The most effective treatment for an epidermoid cyst is complete surgical excision with an intact cyst capsule. Removal of the entire cyst lining decreases rates of recurrence [6]. This can be difficult to achieve following cyst rupture. Histological examination of the surgical specimen is recommended due to the small risk of malignant transformation and misdiagnosis [6].

In cases of infection, initial antibiotics, incision and drainage may be indicated.

What is the outcome for an epidermoid cyst?

Epidermoid cysts are typically benign and slow growing, rarely undergoing malignant transformation. Occasionally, they resolve spontaneously without intervention [1].

References

1. Zito PM, Scharf R. Cyst, Epidermoid (Sebaceous Cyst) [Updated 2019 Dec 25]. In: StatPearls [Internet]. Treasure Island (FL): StatPearls Publishing; 2020 Jan. PubMed
2. Cuda JD, Rangwala S, Taube JM. Benign Epithelial Tumors, Hamartomas, and Hyperplasias. In: Kang S, Amagai M, Bruckner AL, Enk AH, Margolis DJ, McMichael AJ, Orringer JS. Eds. Fitzpatrick’s Dermatology. 9th edition. New York, United States: McGraw-Hill.
3. Weir CB, St.Hilaire NJ. Epidermal Inclusion Cyst. [Updated 2019 Dec 7]. In: StatPearls [Internet]. Treasure Island (FL): StatPearls Publishing; 2020 Jan. PubMed
4. Endrizzi B. Benign Tumors and Vascular Lesions. In: Soutor C, Hordinsky MK. Eds. Clinical Dermatology. 1st edition. New York, United States: McGraw-Hill.
5. Frank E, Macias D, Hondorp B, Kerstetter J, Inman JC. Incidental squamous cell carcinoma in an epidermal inclusion cyst: a case report and review of the literature. Case Rep Dermatol. 2018;10(1):61-8. doi:10.1159/000487794. PubMed Central
6. Wollina U, Langner D, Tchernev G, França K, Lotti T. Epidermoid cysts – a wide spectrum of clinical presentation and successful treatment by surgery: a retrospective 10-year analysis and literature review. Open Access Maced J Med Sci. 2018;6(1):28–30. doi:10.3889/oamjms.2018.027. PubMed Central

On DermNet

• Epidermoid cyst pathology
• Cutaneous cysts and pseudocysts
• Trichilemmal cyst

Other websites

• Epidermoid cysts — Mayo Clinic Resource

Books about skin diseases

• Books about the skin
• Dermatology Made Easy book

Removal of a cyst of the Bartholin’s gland ♻️ Cyst of the labia, operation

Laser method for removal of a cyst of the perineum (vagina, Bartholin’s gland)

Inflammation of small glands located in the region of the labia minora at the entrance to the vagina causes great discomfort in the fair half. As a result of primary or secondary blockage of the excretory duct, the secret of the gland accumulates in it, causing the development of an inflammatory process and the formation of a cyst.

Symptoms

Most often, the disease is asymptomatic and is detected during a routine examination by a gynecologist, but it happens that a large cystic formation causes some anxiety, which manifests itself in the form of:

• discomfort when walking and during intercourse;
• severe throbbing pain.

Causes of disease development

Sometimes women cannot associate the appearance of a cyst with a specific factor. The reason may be the following:

• violation of intimate hygiene;
• wearing clothes that are too tight;
• skin injuries from shaving and epilation;
• injuries due to surgery, etc.

Modern urogenital surgery in the Kyiv clinic “Med City” provides new methods for the treatment of gynecological pathologies, among which the removal of a Bartholin gland cyst using a laser method is becoming increasingly popular.

Before/after photo

Laser mechanism

The technique of laser vaporization – removal of a vaginal cyst, is based on the fact that a laser beam of directional action vaporizes the contents of the cyst without touching healthy, intact tissues. Under the action of a laser, the cyst cavity is sclerosed.

For this procedure, the Med City clinic uses a high-tech carbon dioxide laser. Due to the penetration of the beam into tissues and cavities to an adjustable depth, high accuracy of exposure is observed. The point action of the laser allows you to treat large areas of damage without affecting healthy areas. Fine-tuning the parameters allows you to change the area and depth of the treated surface.

Removal of a perineal cyst can also be carried out using a diode laser. The difference from CO2 laser exposure is that an optical fiber is inserted into the cyst cavity under the control of an ultrasound machine, through which a laser beam is fed. In this case, the effect on the tissue structures of the cystic formation occurs from the inside.

Benefits of laser treatment

The main advantages of the method of laser removal of cysts in the clinic “Med City” in Kyiv are:

• high impact precision;
• adjustable beam penetration depth and power;
• due to tissue coagulation, the operation is practically bloodless;
• the procedure is painless;
• operation time is several minutes;
• no risk of inflammatory processes;
• absence of scars and scars;
• full recovery occurs in a short time and does not require hospitalization;
• there is an opportunity to save the gland.

The only slight drawback of the technique is its high price, because expensive equipment is used for treatment.

In the Med City Clinic, both types of surgeries are performed using the latest medical lasers. The cost of surgical intervention is due not only to the use of high-tech equipment from Italian manufacturers, but also to the high quality of the operations performed.

Not only the people of Kiev, but also patients from all over Ukraine register for an appointment with our professional specialists. Thanks to the current system of discounts, privacy policy, individual approach to each client, comfortable conditions, as well as the professionalism of our highly qualified specialists, the treatment in our Med City clinic is successful and effective.

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Elena

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Good evening, tell me what tests you need to pass in order to come to an appointment with a gynecologist immediately with tests? And do you put in a Word catheter?

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Good afternoon, Elena. You must first consult a gynecologist with an examination. On the day of the consultation, you can immediately perform laser removal of the Bartholin gland cyst, the cost is from 5200-6400 UAH. Express tests that are necessary in order to conduct a pro …
food, you can take it to the clinic, the cost is 1130 UAH. If you do not have a vaccination passport, you also need an express test, the cost is 600 UAH. The clinic also performs the opening of an abscess of the Bartholin’s gland, the cost is 4600-5800 UAH. Pre-registration a few days before the visit.

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Can you tell me the cost of laser cyst removal at the Med City clinic, which takes several minutes to complete? . ..
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Good afternoon, Svetlana. The cost of laser removal of a Bartholin gland cyst is 6400, local anesthesia and a consultation with a gynecologist with an examination are additionally paid. …
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Victoria

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Hello! I had 2 cysts surgically removed, a week has passed there, it’s bleeding, everything is swollen, tell me, how long does it all heal?

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The healing process for each person takes place individually, depending on the complexity of the operation and the physical characteristics of the person. For more accurate information, you should always contact a specialist for an internal consultation. …

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The price of the operation is 6400 UAH, anesthesia is additionally paid for 1520 UAH. so it is necessary to do the analysis itself, in the clinic you can get the maximum benefit, you will need to consult a doctor in advance. Registration through administrators …

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Good evening! I have had bartholonitis on one side for 20 years already. Periodically it becomes inflamed and goes away on its own, but I want to remove it. I live in Khmelnitsky and I need to go to you both for a consultation and for an operation (laser removal). Do you have …
where to stay and how many days it takes to prepare for the operation or it can be done on the day of arrival. Thank you for your reply

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Good afternoon, Svetlana!
This operation is often performed under local anesthesia and you can leave the clinic immediately. There is an opportunity to stay in the ward (its cost is 2400 UAH). Before the operation it is necessary to pass certain tests. There is possibly…
There is an online consultation with the doctor, so that you can immediately navigate the time and complexity of the operation.

Contacts:
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Christina

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Good afternoon. Is it possible to perform laser marsupialization during cyst inflammation and abscess?

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Good afternoon Christina.
This surgical intervention is possible only after a complete examination and the prescribed treatment. In the course of an acute form, the operation is not performed.

Anna

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Good afternoon! I had a Bartholin gland cyst removed surgically. The sutures are bleeding and very sloppy. Do you perform laser correction of postoperative scars? And the price?

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Good afternoon Anna.
If you do not like the aesthetically applied sutures, we can offer you laser fractional resurfacing after wound healing, its cost is 3200 UAH, it is carried out at a monthly interval of about 3 times. If you are concerned about the condition after the operation, you need to see the doctor for an in-person consultation so that he can prescribe a treatment that will help after the examination.

Valeria

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Hello! I have two Bartholin’s gland cysts on the left labia, size 20x17x19 mm and 19x15x19 mm round, located side by side. Tell me, please, is it possible to remove them with a laser and save the gland? What is the likelihood of a relapse? If it is possible, what tests should be done in order to perform the operation in one day (I am from another region)? There is an ultrasound study dated 02/08/3020 with photographs.

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Good afternoon, Valeria.
We remove cysts with a laser, the doctor always tries to save the Bartholin’s gland. Relapse is possible only in 3%, this is world statistics! Therefore, a tank is carried out sowing the contents of the gland. More details on the appointment of tests for consultation with the doctor. Pre-registration.

Hope

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Good afternoon.
Is it possible to have a laser operation to remove a barthol. gland cyst if I am pregnant?

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Good morning. In this case, it is necessary to consult an obstetrician-gynecologist.

Irina

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Hello, I would like to know more about laser removal of a Bartholin gland cyst. At the moment I am taking a course of antibiotics, my cyst is not large 14 * 11 mm. The inflammation was removed, but they said that it was better to remove it. I read about laser removal of a cyst that this is the safest way. How much will the whole procedure cost, together with anesthesia and the doctor’s work, do I need to take any tests (since I don’t live in Kiev) or can I come and have the operation the same day, do I need a hospital? Thank you.

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Good afternoon, Irina.
Laser removal of a perineal cyst (Bartholin’s gland) – UAH 6,400 (excluding anesthesia). Observation in the clinic will depend on the type of anesthesia (this operation is performed under both local and general anesthesia), depending on your wishes. Local anesthesia from 800 UAH. During the operation under local anesthesia, you do not need to stay in the hospital. At the moment, there is a campaign for a consultation with an examination for primary patients 240 hryvnia, instead of 480 hryvnia.
You can sign up by phone:
+38 (044) 338-55-00
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Galina

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Good afternoon.
Please tell me the cost of removing a cyst on the labia minora.

Administrator MED CITY

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Good evening! In our clinic, laser removal of a perineal cyst of the Bartholin gland is performed. The cost of treatment is 6400 hryvnia. Local or general anesthesia is additionally paid. With which you can be defined on internal consultation of the doctor.

Galina

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Hello! How much does it cost to remove a cyst on the labia?

Administrator MED CITY

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Good evening! In our clinic, laser removal of a perineal cyst of the Bartholin gland is performed. The cost of treatment is 6400 hryvnia. Local or general anesthesia is additionally paid. With which you can be defined on internal consultation of the doctor.

Tanya

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Hello, what is the current cost of laser removal of the Bartholin gland, and how long will it take to stay in the hospital?

Administrator MED CITY

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Good afternoon, Tatiana.
The cost of removing the Bartholin gland – 6400 UAH. Local anesthesia is additionally paid – from 800 to 1000 UAH. Since the operation is performed under local anesthesia, hospitalization is not required. Before the operation, it is necessary to consult a doctor, an appointment with the clinic is preliminary by phone: 044 338 55 00

Alla

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Hello! Can you tell me the total cost of laser treatment of a Bartholin gland cyst with the preservation of the gland and its functions?

Administrator MED CITY

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Good afternoon, Alla.
The cost of the operation is 6400 UAH, anesthesia is additionally paid for 1400 UAH, consultation with a gynecologist is now on offer 240 UAH.
Pre-registration by phone: 044 338 55 00, 050 313 13 27.

Diana

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Good evening! Can you tell me, please, the complete removal of a Bartholin’s gland cyst with a laser (together with the gland) can be performed under local anesthesia, or spinal? Thanks in advance

Alena

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Tell me if additional tests are needed before the operation? And is it possible to do laser removal of a cyst on the day of the doctor’s appointment? What is the recovery period?

Administrator MED CITY

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Good afternoon Alena.
From the tests, the doctor recommends a smear from the vagina, on the day of admission, after examination and consultation, it is possible to perform surgical removal of the cyst. The recovery period is up to 10-14 days, while healing takes place, but it all depends on the size of the cyst. Pre-registration by phone: 044 338 55 00, 050 313 13 27

Lilia

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Do I need to come for a preliminary examination for laser removal of the hand? What tests should be taken?

Administrator MED CITY

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Good afternoon, Lilia.
Before laser surgery, it is necessary to come to the doctor for an examination. At the consultation, the doctor will tell you what tests are needed.
Appointment by phone 044 338 55 00.

Victoria

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Please tell me, I went to the hospital to remove the cyst, paid 5000 UAH, the next day the doctor said that the cyst was not removed (Gartner’s in the wide ligament of the uterus), what should I do? They did a laparoscopy.

Administrator MED CITY

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Good afternoon, Victoria.
Laparoscopy is not performed in our clinic. The first thing you need to do is to discuss this situation in detail with your doctor and find out about all the nuances of your health condition (for example, what difficulties did you have during laparoscopic access, adhesive disease, endometriosis?) and find out what to do next (treatment and follow-up plan). ).
Second: If you do not receive a satisfactory answer, and do not understand what will happen next, then we will consult you and choose further tactics. Pre-registration by phone: 044 338 55 00.

Oksana

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Does the laser method for removing a Bartholin gland cyst consist in the complete removal of the gland or only in opening its cavity and cauterizing? How likely are relapses?

Administrator MED CITY

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Good afternoon, Oksana.
Bartholin’s gland is removed in our clinic. There are several types of operations:
– Opening and drainage of a hand or abscess.
– Laser marsupialization.
– Complete (laser) removal of the brush.
With the complete removal of a cyst with a gland, there will be no recurrence, since the entire tissue is removed. But with laser marsupialization, the percentage of recurrence is very low, but the function of the gland is preserved. To determine the correct tactics – you need a doctor’s consultation! Pre-registration in the clinic by phone: 044 338 55 00, 050 313 13 27.

Julia

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Hello. I suspect that I have this disease. Tell me briefly, what does the classical removal of a Bartholin gland cyst mean? Thank you.

Administrator MED CITY

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Good afternoon, Julia.
Classical removal of the Bartholin gland is performed with a scalpel, removal with a laser is also possible. All the details will be told by the doctor at the internal consultation. Appointment to the clinic preliminary by phone: 044 338 55 00.

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Hello! I would like to share my impressions about the operation performed in your clinic. Firstly, I am a non-resident, I had to read about you and listen to the recommendations of friends, acquaintances, relatives. It all started with a direct conversation with the doctor and then a consultation with the administrators, who in turn provided all the information. After receiving all the tests, I visited your clinic for the first time, it turned out to be brighter and more comfortable than outside. Before the operation, a visit to the therapist, examination and taking of readings (including all tests brought with you). Then they took me directly to the doctor who will perform the operation. Doctor Kamaletdinov Rinaz Enesovich, special thanks to him, the operation – Circumcision. Full consultation and further design questions. After that, the ascent to the ward, where the staff is also very polite and excellent rooms with everything you need. Next move to the operating room. The support group of the nurse Serebryakova Xenia Alexandrovna and the work with comments (which is not unimportant) about the current work with you is worth a separate praise. Setting up and creating a friendly atmosphere at a high level.
After the operation, I was helped to get up and taken to the ward, where they offered tea and made the necessary injections. The ward is clean, comfortable, bed with a mechanism, everything is new – level 10 out of 10. The doctor resorted to check the condition (in addition to the nurse on duty) every probably half an hour, between consultations and operations. Everything went without a single mistake, clearly with high professionalism.
Summary: now my one of the few favorite clinics, which I already recommend and will continue to recommend! Prosperity to you, you are great fellows! Thanks for all!

27.05.2023 Ilshat

According to the recommendations of the Clinic’s therapist, SL was referred to the day hospital for the treatment of vitiligo. I want to express my gratitude to the nurse Akhmetgaleeva Guzel. She has golden hands! He does injections and droppers perfectly (this is with my invisible veins). Sociable, friendly, always smiling. Being treated for vitiligo in the clinic, I was surrounded by warmth and care, I felt cozy and comfortable, thanks to Guzel and the clear and well-coordinated work of the entire team. Thank you very much!

02/07/2020Victoria

Excellent clinic. Great professionals who really know their stuff. Thank you for your hard work.

06.02.2020Timur Fatkulov

Hello, I want to express my deep gratitude to your clinic and cosmetologist Maria Valerievna! Thank you for your professionalism and dedication! I’m glad I trusted you!

23.01.2020Regina

I have been going to the SL Clinic for more than a year, but recently I found out that a cardiologist also accepts. In general, I go to the beautician Elena Viktorovna.
I could not think that I needed to see a cardiologist. Svetlana Gennadievna, thank you for the positive attitude, you opened my eyes to my health, or rather explained the reason for my poor health. Before that, not a single specialist, and I turned to a vascular specialist, and to a therapist, and did ultrasound, no one could understand anything. Everyone said that everything is normal with you … although I understood that it was not …
Thank you for explaining everything to me intelligibly, you are now my true friend!

01/16/2020Maria Makarova

Svetlana Leonovna!!! I don’t know how to thank you. To say that you have given me back my confidence is an understatement. You gave me back the desire to smile, the desire to move forward, just the desire to live. Just don’t disappear, you just be, you just don’t go anywhere. THANKS FOR ALL!!!

10/16/2019Olga

And again, I was not mistaken in choosing the clinic and the doctor, entrusting you with the most precious thing. Despite the fact that the operation is not difficult – when it comes to a child, everything becomes important and significant, so I want to express my gratitude to Dr. Rustem Sharipzyanovich and all the staff! Let your work give the result that we expect from you! Grateful patients! Great achievements! Clinic further prosperity! Thank you!

26. 09.2019Aliya

I would like to express my deep gratitude to the entire staff of the SL Clinic for their professionalism, such cleanliness and comfort, and the responsiveness of the staff.

26.09.2019Nadezhda

Good afternoon, how glad I am to write this review, everything inside is overflowing with happiness. Zhaboeva Svetlana Leonovna, the best doctor in the world, helped me with acne, honestly, I have never met such a competent, intelligent, kind, and most importantly competent doctor in my life, every time I make an appointment with a doctor, this day is a holiday for me, I come with such joy. An amazing approach to each person, with all his heart the doctor treats the problem and tries to help and solve it.
P.s. I can say that I love you very much, for your smile, for your professionalism.
Let luck and success be your companions in life. More joy and love for you.

S Uv, Alana Kul

09/19/2019 Alana

Removed the wrinkle between the eyebrows from Zhaboeva Svetlana Leonovna.