If the patient has a cyst on the auricle, which is generally called “auricular pseudocyst”, it is mostly triggered by repeated extrusion of the auricle, and if the cyst is not treated in time, the patient’s auricle may be deformed if the cyst becomes infected.1. If the cyst is only thickened in the early stage and there is no obvious accumulation of fluid, physiotherapy can be considered to control the exudation and promote the absorption. 2. Control exudation, promote absorption; 2, for patients with fluid accumulation, can be used to puncture the extraction of fluid after pressure bandage; 3, for the above treatment is ineffective, can consider surgical resection. For smaller children, surgery under general anesthesia can be considered. For adults if they can tolerate pain, local anesthesia treatment is fine. The main purpose is to remove the patient’s cyst completely, which can effectively reduce the chance of recurrence after surgery.