Pilonidal Sinus Laser Treatment Advantages

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No anaesthesia  and no side effects related to anaesthesia (Only Simple Local Anesthesia)

Since there is no surgery, there is no need for pre-treatment tests or analysis, and hunger or satiety does not interfere with treatment.

No incisions and stitches.

Since tissues are not damaged, healing is rapid.

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It does not require a hospital stay as it is as comfortable and quick as tooth fillings.

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Complications after the treatment are not normally observed. ( severe p..)

It can also be applied to patients with chronic diseases.

Before and after Pilonidal Sinus Treatment

In pilonidal sinus disease, the quality of life of patients can be significantly improved with the right treatment. Stitch-free and comfortable recovery can be achieved. As Avrupa Cerrahi, we achieve great success by using non-surgical methods in pilonidal sinus disease. Here are the pictures of our patient before treatment and after the non-surgical treatment we applied.

Before Pilonidal Sinus treatment

Before Pilonidal Sinus treatment

Pilonidal Sinus after treatment

Pilonidal Sinus after treatment

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    WHAT IS PILONIDAL SINUS (CYST)?

    Spinal h Pilonidal Sinus, a combination of the Latin words h The fact that it was considered as a congenital disease in the 80s has changed with the researches and it has been revealed that it is an acquired breech disease.

    Although it is referred to as ingrown h Because Pilonidal Sinus (CYST) disease is not related to h

    Although this breech disease, which is generally seen in young people and it’s more common in men, it can also occur in women.

    Pilonidal Sinus occurs as a result of the accumulation of h It pierces the skin tissue in this area called the intergluteal sulcus and settles under the skin, causing a h The body immune system reacts to this h

    How Does Pilonidal Sinus Occur?

    H In order to prevent the progression of these foreign bodies coming from outside in the body, it takes these h Thanks to this inflamed capsule, called the h Thus, it is tried to prevent its progression under the skin.

    At the same time, a fluid accumulation occurs in the area for the destruction of foreign bodies by disintegration. This fluid known as an abscess, or inflammation, can sometimes leak from the h In some cases, it gives symptoms such as hardness and swelling in the area without any discharge. Even if abscess does not occur, Pilonidal Sinus should be treated under all circumstances. Unless treated, it is not possible for the disease to go away on its own. A specialist proctology physician should be examined as soon as possible and the most appropriate treatment method for the patient should be started.

    What Causes Pilonidal Sinus?

    The effect of h At the same time the sensitive skin structure in the intergluteal sulcus (coccyx) area is among the causes of the disease. To talk about the causes of Pilonidal Sinus in general:

    • Dense hair in the breech and coccyx area, or excessive amount of hair falling from the back area,
    • Easy irritation of the skin surface in the intergluteal sulcus area (the hollow area between the two buttocks)
    • Keeping the skin surface moist with ingrown hairs
    • The presence of cracks or scars in the coccyx area
    • Local trauma
    • Not paying attention to the hygiene of the coccyx and breech area
    • Genetic predisposition
    • Weight problems such as obesity
    • Leading a sedentary life
    • Sitting for a long time or Excessive sweating problem.

    What Are the Symptoms of Pilonidal Sinus?

    The symptoms of Pilonidal Sinus disease are as follows:

    • The appearance of a pit in the coccyx region, or the presence of a mass in the region
    • Bad odor due to swelling and discharge due to infection in the area
    • The coccyx becomes very sensitive and the skin becomes red
    • Bloody and purulent abscess discharges seen in the region
    • Fatigue or high fever and nausea due to infection
    • Difficulty sitting and walking due to severe pain

    In Which Regions Does Pilonidal Sinus Occur?

    Pilonidal Sinus discomfort generally develops in and around the coccyx region. Although rare, it can also be seen in areas where there are h Early treatment of this disease, which is very uncomfortable for the patient in every sense is best for the patient.  patients are hesitant to talk about Pilonidal Sinus because it is a private area, and therefore they postpone seeing a doctor. However, this is a very wrong attitude. The longer the treatment of this disease is delayed, the more the infection increases. Due to the infection, different compl

    Who gets Pilonidal Sinus?

    Pilonidal Sinus is one of the breech diseases. Although an exact age range cannot be given, it is generally more common among adolescents. It is very common in individuals between the ages of 15-25. Individuals who are constantly on the move, sweat more due to hormones, and whose coccyx is more prone to irritation may face this disease at some point in their lives.

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    Experiencing weight problems, such as obesity, also triggers ingrown h Excessive sweating which is seen as a result of excess weight, facilitates the progression of h In addition, pilonidal sinus disease can be seen in people with a hard h

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    Reasons That Increase the Risk of Pilonidal Sinus

    • Occupations that work in a sitting position for a long time (desk jobs, long-distance driver, etc.),
    • Disrupting the cleaning of the breech area and coccyx,
    • These areas are not hygienic, not paying attention to this,
    • Excessive sweating,
    • Overweight problems, obesity,
    • Not taking a shower regularly and often,
    • Wound in the coccyx area due to other reasons,
    • Genetic predisposition.

    Paying attention to these risk factors is also important in terms of disease prevention.

    Does Pilonidal Sinus Recur?

    There is no recurrence in Pilonidal Sinus. The situation that the person perceives as a recurrence is actually the formation of a brand new Pilonidal Sinus in the region. Recurrence is not seen in this Only a new sinus formation is observed. Therefore, after the treatment, the person should continue to pay attention to the above-mentioned risk factors. For this reason, laser epilation is generally recommended for patients with ingrown h It is also recommended that people pay attention to the hygiene of the area and take frequent showers. Avoiding situations that will irritate the coccyx (wearing tight clothes, not preventing the area from sweating, not sitting upright)

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    How to Treat Pilonidal Sinus

    There are different treatment approaches for Pilonidal sinus. Both the dimensions of the disease and in the method which the patient prefers are effective in the use of these approaches. For the initial stage discomfort, some physicians apply antibiotics, which are included in the preventive approach and First of all, this treatment method is a long-term method applied to eliminate the abscess. And it is only intended to heal the abscess. The h And long-term use of antibiotics also has negative effects on the patient.

    As another method, the classical surgical method. It is a method that is very damaging to the healthy tissues in the region. In this method, an incision is applied to a large area in order to remove the piece of tissue with ingrown h Then, the piece of skin removed by cutting is placed in the same place ag In this method, a lot of destruction occurs in the region. In this case, the patient is faced with severe p Of course, during this p And therefore, hospitalization after the procedure is mandatory.

    Due to the complications seen in the classical surgical method, non-surgical treatment methods are more preferred today. There are no large incisions in the non-surgical treatments for Pilonidal Sinus, which we also apply in our center. It is based on the removal of the abscess and h The basic principle in the treatment of non-surgical Pilonidal Sinus is to remove the h In this way, it is much more advantageous for patients than normal surgery. In this method, which we can consider as a small operation, local anesthesia is performed. In this way, no narcosis complications are observed. With this method, which is performed in a short time instead of a difficult surgical process, the person does not have a problem sitting or lying down after the procedure.

    How is the Treatment Process is done in Avrupa Cerrahi?

    Making an Appointment

    If you want to start a quick treatment process you can make an appointment by calling on or via WhatsApp at the number

    Examination Process

    When your examination day comes, after the diagnosis made by your doctor, the most appropriate form of treatment is determined for you.

    Treatment Process

    As soon as you decide on the treatment (may be on the same day), we can perform laser Pilonidal Sinus treatment.

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    Pilonidal Sinus – Frequently Asked Questions

    Below you can find answers to the most common questions about pilonidal sinus, its symptoms, and treatment options.

    A pilonidal sinus is an inflammatory condition that usually develops in the cleft between the buttocks, near the tailbone, caused by hair penetrating the skin and leading to infection.

    Common symptoms include pain in the tailbone area, swelling, redness, discharge of pus or fluid, unpleasant odor, and discomfort while sitting.

    Pilonidal sinus is associated with excessive body hair, prolonged sitting, friction, sweating, poor local hygiene, and pressure on the tailbone area.

    No. A pilonidal sinus does not heal spontaneously and may become chronic without proper medical treatment.

    In selected cases, modern minimally invasive or non-surgical treatment options may be considered, depending on disease severity.

    Treatment is tailored to the individual and aims to eliminate infection, promote healing, and reduce recurrence while preserving healthy tissue.

    Modern treatment approaches minimize pain and discomfort. Most patients tolerate treatment well and feel relief afterward.

    In many cases, treatment is performed on an outpatient basis and hospitalization is not required.

    Recovery time depends on the treatment method and disease severity. Many patients return to daily activities within a short time.

    Yes, recurrence is possible. Proper treatment, hygiene, and adherence to medical advice significantly reduce this risk.

    Patients should avoid prolonged sitting, reduce friction in the area, maintain good hygiene, and follow post-treatment care instructions.

    Yes. In some cases, hair control or removal around the area can help reduce recurrence when recommended by a healthcare professional.

    Yes. Our medical center provides evaluation and treatment for international patients with personalized care coordination.

    • Experience in treating pilonidal disease
    • Modern, patient-friendly treatment options
    • Individualized treatment planning
    • Strong focus on patient comfort and safety

    You can schedule an appointment online or contact our patient support team, who will assist you throughout the entire process.


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