Currently, there is no trick to eliminate breast cysts. For patients with serious conditions, surgical removal of the lesion is required to eliminate breast cysts. Breast cysts are common benign tumor lesions of the breast, and the cause of their occurrence is related to milk retention in the breast during lactation, as well as endocrine disorders and abnormally high levels of estrogen secretion. Currently, there is no specific drug or trick that can eliminate breast cyst lesions. As most patients have mild or insignificant clinical symptoms, they may find the lesions by chance during bathing or during breast ultrasound or molybdenum target examinations. For these patients, the management of follow-up and observation is the mainstay. The development of the lesion is monitored through regular physical examinations. If the cyst continues to grow in size, causing breast pain, or ruptures and induces an abscess, surgery is required. Surgery is mainly based on cystectomy, which ensures complete removal of the cystic lesion, avoids residual cystic wall, and reduces the chance of recurrence of the lesion after surgery.