Epidermoid cysts, also known as epidermal inclusion cysts, are common benign growths that develop beneath the skin’s surface. These cysts form when the outer layer of skin cells, the epidermis, invaginates into the deeper layers of the skin instead of shedding off naturally. They typically contain a thick, yellowish substance called keratin, which is also present in skin, hair, and nails.
Epidermoid cysts often manifest as small, rounded bumps on the skin’s surface. They are generally painless unless they become inflamed or infected. While they can arise anywhere on the body, they are most frequently found on the face, neck, back, or genital area. Cyst sizes can vary, and they tend to grow slowly over time.
Although epidermoid cysts are typically harmless and do not pose significant health risks, they can cause discomfort or cosmetic concerns due to their appearance. In certain instances, these cysts may rupture, resulting in inflammation or the release of cyst contents.
Prompt observation and monitoring for changes in size or symptoms are crucial in managing epidermoid cysts. In cases where cysts become inflamed or infected, medical intervention may be necessary to address any associated discomfort or cosmetic issues.
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✅ Reduce infection risk
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