An ingrown pubic hair cyst, also known as a pilonidal cyst, is a small, benign cyst that forms under the skin in the crease between the buttocks. It is caused by an ingrown pubic hair that curls back into the skin and creates a small, pus-filled pocket. Ingrown pubic hair cysts are common in both men and women, but they are more likely to occur in people who have thick, curly pubic hair.
Ingrown pubic hair cysts are usually not serious, but they can be painful and uncomfortable. They can also become infected, which can lead to further complications. Treatment for an ingrown pubic hair cyst typically involves removing the ingrown hair and draining the cyst. In some cases, antibiotics may be prescribed to treat the infection.
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