Patient's question:
A 3-year-old child has a purple-red, bean-sized cyst measuring 1.2 cm inside the left nostril. How should it be treated?Past treatment history and effectiveness: None.
What kind of help is needed: Wants to know how to treat it?
If surgery is required, will the nose be cut open?
Doctor's answer:
Nasal cysts are divided into mucous cysts, mucosal cysts, and odontogenic cysts that recur in the maxilla. The use of plasma technology for minimally invasive treatment of nasal cysts offers significant advantages over traditional surgery. It elevates the safety, controllability, efficacy, and functional preservation of the mucosa to a new level, representing a novel minimally invasive mucosal-preserving technique in otolaryngology both domestically and internationally. During treatment, it can cause the nasal alveolar to atrophy, increase in volume, and enlarge the hypertrophic tongue body. Due to the low-temperature treatment approach, local reactions are minimal, with virtually no pain, minimal or no skin tearing, short operation time, and effective reduction in postoperative reactions.