A cyst has grown on the inner side of the labia majora. Should it be removed?

Patient's question:

There are about 2 centimeters, no pain, no itching, it may have grown for 1-2 years, should I cut it or not?

Doctor's answer:

Using CO2 laser for stoma surgery treatment has a high success rate, no adverse reactions, simple operation, short treatment time, no need for wound suture, and patients can be treated in the outpatient department. Due to the high thermal effect of the laser, it can coagulate and carbonize tissue cells. Since the laser has a high affinity for hemoglobin, it has a good coagulation effect, resulting in less bleeding during and after the surgery. It can preserve the normal function of glands and has no impact on sexual life. There is no postoperative infection, and no antibiotics are required.

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