Sebaceous cysts do not go away on their own, and patients need to actively cooperate with doctors for treatment. Sebaceous cysts are cysts formed by the accumulation of local sebum and are most common on the head, face, back, buttocks and other parts of the body. Usually, sebaceous cysts do not go away on their own, but they can be cured with active treatment. Clinical sebaceous cysts are mainly treated with surgery to remove the cysts, and when accompanied by symptoms of infection, mupirocin ointment and cefixime can be used as anti-infective treatment. If sebaceous cyst patients do not pay attention to skin care or cooperate with doctors to take treatment measures, it may cause repeated rupture of the cyst, infection, and subsequent scar formation. Some patients may also develop complications such as infection and cancer, which may affect their health and quality of life, and should therefore be taken seriously. It is recommended that people with sebaceous cysts actively seek medical treatment, pay attention to personal hygiene habits, and take good care of the areas with high oil secretion to avoid skin damage and blockage. The above drugs should be used in accordance with medical advice.