Whether the cyst on the patient’s hip needs surgical treatment should be objectively analyzed based on the size of the cyst, whether the cyst is accompanied by infection, and whether the cyst causes clinical symptoms: a. If the cyst on the patient’s hip is small in size, and does not cause local swelling, numbness, or redness, swelling, heat, or pain, the patient can not be surgically removed, and it is recommended that the patient use ultrasound on a regular basis to observe closely the changes in the cyst. The patient is recommended to use color ultrasound to closely observe the changes of the cyst on a regular basis. Second, if the patient’s buttock cyst volume is large and accompanied by local swelling, pain symptoms, in order to avoid the occurrence of serious local complications, it is recommended that the patient as soon as possible to perform surgical resection of local cysts, strengthen the trauma of the drug treatment, to avoid the occurrence of local fat liquefaction or infection of the incision, the surgical resection of cysts try to complete the resection of the cysts and the cyst wall, to avoid the recurrence of cysts that do not heal over a long period of time.