Before undergoing a procedure in the field of head and neck cyst and mass surgery, you must pay close attention to a number of details. Doctor Nazlı EKŞİ, the operator, and our other experts will inform you of this. However, you should be aware that smoking can have a significant negative impact on the surgical procedure. As a result, you should refrain from smoking for at least three weeks following surgery. Also, keep in mind that problems like colds or chest flu can jeopardise general anaesthesia. You should notify the Operator Doctor Nazlı EKŞİ and her assistants if this happens.

In head and neck surgeries, a variety of complications such as bleeding, infection, scarring, and nerve damage can occur. As a result, it will always be more accurate to prefer specialists in their fields, especially at this point. Although the risk is usually low, any surgery has the potential to cause complications. If an infection occurs, antibiotics may be required. In some cases, the infection must be drained. You should notify the operator, Doctor Nazlı EKŞİ, and her team if any complications arise in the area where the operation is being performed.

Swelling and discoloration around the cut area are to be expected. Some pain is normal after surgery, but if it does not go away or gets worse, it could be an indication of infection or bleeding. There will be some numbness in the area where the surgery is performed. Within 7 days, the majority of patients are able to return to work or school. However, at this point, you should follow our surgeon's advice, Operator Doctor Nazlı EKŞİ, and keep in mind that the situation may vary depending on the patient. To prevent bleeding, avoid strenuous activity, exercise, lifting more than 10 pounds, or bending excessively for the first two weeks after surgery.