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Pilonidal Sinus Flap Surgery

Pilonidal Sinus Flap Surgery | Types of Pilonidal Sinus Surgery

Verified by Dr. Vishal Purohit, MBBS, MS, MCh (Plastic Surgery) • RMC Reg. 28041/14185 • Oct 2026

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How does the surgeon decide which pilonidal sinus procedure is suitable for me?

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Surgeon decide which pilonidal sinus procedure is suitable for me is evaluated and treated definitively through modern reconstructive techniques. The procedure eliminates diseased midline tracts and flattens the deep buttock cleft, ensuring permanent healing with recurrence below 2.5%.

What this means for you

Pilonidal sinus disease is driven by the Karydakis triad: loose barbed hairs, gluteal friction, and vulnerable midline pits. Traditional surgeries that leave scars in the deep crease fail because negative suction pressure continuously draws loose hairs inward. By mobilizing a vascularized lateral gluteal flap, Dr. Purohit shifts the scar away from the midline friction zone, eradicating the anaerobic environment and ensuring primary tension-free healing.

Care and next steps

Patients recover comfortably within 10 to 14 days, avoiding painful open wound packings and resuming normal daily routines quickly. As an M.Ch plastic surgeon, Dr. Vishal Purohit provides comprehensive clinical evaluations and long-term recurrence prevention protocols. Book your consultation with Dr. Purohit.

Medically Authored & Reviewed:Dr. Vishal Purohit, MBBS, MS, MCh (Plastic Surgery)•RMC Reg. 28041/14185•Last Reviewed: October 2026
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