Pilonidal sinus is a chronic infection in the tailbone area caused by hairs burrowing under the skin. It commonly affects young men aged 20-35 with sedentary lifestyles. Without treatment, abscesses, chronic discharge, and new tracts continue to form.
Minimally invasive with low recurrence rate. No incision or stitches required; patients can return to work the same day.
For small sinuses: the affected area is excised and closed directly with sutures.
For large or recurrent cases. After excision, healthy tissue is advanced from the side to cover the wound. This method has one of the lowest recurrence rates.
Antibiotics can only suppress the current inflammation. Without removing the hair mass, the condition will not heal permanently.
Laser works excellently for cases that are not too large and do not have too many side tracts. Suitability is determined after a detailed examination.
Treatment costs depend on the method used, type of anesthesia, and extent of the condition. For current pricing and appointments, contact us.