Mucinous gland cysts are now usually routinely treated with surgery, and the timing of the surgery is not to wait until the cyst breaks down and we can see the cyst bulge like a grape with crystal clarity, and this time is very helpful for the doctor to do the surgery. Our surgery is to remove the cyst and at the same time to remove the gland associated with the cyst, so that the mucous gland cyst can be effectively eradicated. If the associated gland is not removed during the surgery, the cyst may recur. If the adjacent mucus gland is injured, the cyst may also recur. Therefore, although the procedure is very minor, the surgeon needs to have extensive clinical experience. The patient does not experience a lot of pain during the procedure and there is not a lot of bleeding. A surgery can be finished in about ten minutes. After the surgery, the patient pays attention to the diet structure and follows the doctor’s instructions, and there is usually no big change, and the surgery is relatively smooth.