Synovial cysts of the hip can usually be relieved by rehabilitation physiotherapy and surgery when symptoms are present. When suffering from a synovial cyst of the hip joint may limit normal activities or the cyst may swell and become larger due to certain reasons, which may result in soreness and discomfort. In this case, a symptomatic treatment plan can be done under the guidance of a physiotherapist to alleviate the symptoms. When symptoms are severe, they can also be treated with surgery, which includes arthroscopic impacted release, glenoid labral repair, bone resurfacing, and cyst removal. If the cyst is formed by friction of the iliopsoas muscle, surgery, such as iliopsoas release, may be performed after the cyst is removed. If the patient does not opt for surgery, the cyst will not be completely absorbed. That is, synovial cysts of the hip joint usually do not require treatment, but when there are symptoms that affect normal life, it is necessary to seek medical examination.