
Dr. Daipayan Ghosh
MBBS, MS, FALS, FMAS
A pilonidal sinus is a small tunnel in the skin at the top of the buttocks (tailbone area), usually filled with hair, dirt and debris. It causes recurring abscesses, swelling, and discharge — laser ablation now offers a tissue-sparing cure with very low recurrence.
A painful lump at the base of the spine (tailbone) · Pus or blood draining from a small opening · Skin redness and warmth · Recurrent abscess formation · Discomfort while sitting
Diagnosed by physical examination of the natal cleft. Imaging is rarely needed unless the tract is complex. Your proctologist will assess depth and any side branches.
Laser Pilonidal Sinus Surgery — laser fiber is inserted into the tract to vaporize the hair and infected tissue. Tissue-sparing approach with low recurrence (<5%). 30–45 min daycare procedure. Recovery 3–5 days.
Tissue-sparing laser ablation with low recurrence.
Doctor consult, hospital admission, insurance paperwork, surgery, post-op follow-up — your care manager handles everything.

MBBS, MS, FALS, FMAS
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