Vestibular cystostomy refers to vestibular cystostomy, which requires patients to go to a specialized hospital to change the medication after the operation, and it is not recommended for patients to change the medication by themselves. After vestibular cystostomy, patients are required to change the medication in time, usually once a day for 1 week. Drainage strips are basically placed in the surgery, which can be removed after 1 to 2 days after the surgery when the fluid is no longer draining out, and after that, the doctor needs to change the medicine every day on time. The doctor will change the dressing not only to clean the wound, but also to observe how the wound is healing and whether the opening of the glandular duct is blocked again. Generally, 1 week after the surgery, the wound is initially healed, you can change the dressing every 1 or 2 days according to the doctor’s recommendation, it is best to continue to go to the hospital and ask the doctor to change the dressing. If the wound is still painful or the dressing falls off, it is still necessary to change the dressing every day to avoid infection or recurrence of the cyst, and generally about 2 weeks can be basically recovered. If abnormalities occur, such as oozing fluid from the drainage strip, fever, etc., the patient should seek medical attention immediately.