Which treatment option is best for completely getting rid of a pilonidal cyst with the lowest chance of it coming back normal surgery with stitches, laser surgery, or Kshar Sutra? Also, can you recommend a good hospital in Pune for this treatment?

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To minimize pilonidal cyst recurrence after surgery, focusing on hair removal and maintaining proper hygiene is crucial. Laser hair removal, shaving, or other hair removal methods can help prevent ingrown hairs, a major factor in recurrence. Additionally, keeping the area clean and dry through daily cleansing and sitz baths is essential.

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