Removal of an Epidermal Cyst at the Nape of the Neck

 I regrettably misspoke at the beginning of this video when I was referring to the scalpel I was using. This one was a number 15 and not 11. The nape of the neck can be a challenging area to work on as there can be a lot of redundant tissue and instrumentation can be […]

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