The most effective treatment is surgery. Due to the special anatomical location, care should be taken to avoid damage to the facial nerve and its branches. Secondly, sebaceous cysts commonly occur in the subcutaneous area of the face or in the skin, because the sweat glands of the face are particularly rich in distribution, and they are also prone to obstruction and secondary infection. In the acute phase of inflammation there is also significant pain and even fever. For limited lesions, surgical excision is an option, while patients with infections should be excised and drained and have their medications changed regularly. Oral broad-spectrum anti-inflammatory drugs can promote wound healing, and amoxicillin capsules can be chosen.