Bring on the scalpel!

I thought the doctor who did the procedure was excellent, and many thanks to her allowing me to document it.
Sutures to come out next...... :)

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[OurChaosInMotion]

Nice video, but are you sure you didn't just have an ingrown hair/standard back zit surgically excised? Or had it been there long enough for you to have suspected a cyst?

[spleencheesemonkey]

@OurChaosInMotion 100% sure it was a cebaceous cyst. It had been there for ages and kept getting infected.

[100021861]

It wasn't a cyst that was of 'concern' was it? But you're right; if it's giving you gip, have it off.

:-)

[spleencheesemonkey]

@100021861 It was painful and annoying. It used to come up every month or so and explode into a pussy mess.

[ccowdry]

You have got issues! Lol

[spleencheesemonkey]

@ccowdry Yes. Yes I do. :)

[carmy60]

That was a little too invasive for such a small cyst but I am glad you took care of it. 

[OurChaosInMotion]

Well glad to see you got it sorted then. There's quite a few sebaceous cyst videos on here as you may have noticed that feature some rather ridiculously huge ones. I suppose in those cases it's because they wait too long before taking care of it. I think your video sets the golden standard as to why it is best to get these things sorted sooner rather than later. The doctor did an extremely thorough job in making sure that cyst won't be coming back. Cheers : )

[100021861]

I once had 6 stitches in the back of my head after a marquee support fell on me (yes, it did bleed - a lot).

When the stitches came out it felt amazing!!