Draining a fluid-filled cyst in minutes
This video shows a real surgical procedure performed by Dr. Panchal. It is medical in nature and may be graphic.
Real procedure performed by Dr. Nikul Panchal, DPM, FACFAS. Footage is silent and shared with consent for patient education. Viewer discretion advised.
A ganglion cyst is a benign, fluid-filled sac that commonly forms near tendons and joints of the foot and ankle. Many need no treatment — but when one presses on a nerve or makes shoes painful, draining it brings fast relief.
This short clip shows an aspiration: the cyst’s thick, gel-like contents are withdrawn through a needle. The procedure takes minutes and most patients walk out immediately after.
Aspirated cysts can recur; when they do, minimally invasive excision is the definitive option — something we also perform in-house.
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