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Pilonidal Cyst Treatment for Calabasas

Calabasas invests seriously in health: trainers, clean kitchens, recovery rooms. Pilonidal disease ignores all of it, because no wellness routine reaches a sinus tract beneath the skin. The fix is surgical, specific, and refreshingly final: an outpatient flap repair by the colorectal specialists at the Pilonidal Institute, down the 101 at Cedars-Sinai Medical Towers.

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Wellness Meets Anatomy

Why Clean Living Cannot Clear This

Patients from Calabasas often arrive having done everything right: hair removal, posture work, cushions, supplements, even cold plunges. The cyst keeps returning anyway, because pilonidal disease is anatomical. A tunnel under the tailbone skin traps hair and debris, and no lifestyle input removes a tunnel.

Surgery does, when it is the right surgery. Our surgeons excise the entire tract and reconstruct the site with healthy tissue placed off the midline, closed the same day. Published recurrence sits near zero, which is the number that ends the wellness-protocol experiments.

Why pilonidal cysts persist, Calabasas patient guide
The Experience

Care That Matches Calabasas Standards

Discreet by design

A private suite at the Medical Towers, direct scheduling with our own staff, and records that never leave the practice.

Efficient by default

Records reviewed pre-visit, surgery often within the week, and photo-based follow-up that spares you the 101 interchange.

Credentialed beyond question

Board-certified colorectal surgeons at Cedars-Sinai who publish on this repair and teach it, operating in accredited facilities.

Your Surgeons

The Pair Behind the Outcomes

Dr. Yosef Nasseri, pilonidal surgeon for Calabasas

Dr. Yosef Nasseri

MD, FACS, FASCRS

Associate Professor of Surgery at Cedars-Sinai, double board-certified, author of peer-reviewed work on flap-based pilonidal repair.

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Dr. Moshe Barnajian, pilonidal specialist 91302

Dr. Moshe Barnajian

MD, FASCRS

Colorectal surgeon focused on recurrent and previously operated pilonidal disease; Cedars-Sinai and Stony Brook trained.

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The Drive

101 South, 405 South, Done by Lunch

Parkway Calabasas or Las Virgenes to the 101 South, over the pass on the 405, exit Santa Monica Boulevard east, then San Vicente to Third Street. The office is at Cedars-Sinai Medical Towers, 8635 W 3rd St, Suite 880W, Los Angeles, CA 90048, with validated parking. Forty minutes off-peak; early slots beat the interchange entirely.

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FAQ

Calabasas Asks Quietly, We Answer Directly

Can treatment stay completely private?

Yes. Scheduling, records, and follow-up all run through our small office team, and photo check-ins mean no waiting-room encounters. Discretion is a default here, not an upgrade.

Will this interfere with Pilates, hot yoga, or training blocks?

Briefly. Walking is immediate, most studio work returns around three weeks, and there are no permanent restrictions after healing.

Our teenager at Calabasas High has recurring flares. What is the smart sequence?

Consultation now, surgery at the next school break. Records ahead of time let us compress the timeline so recovery lands on vacation days instead of finals.

Is there downtime hidden in the fine print?

No. The honest totals: one surgical morning, several days of cushioned sitting, three weeks without hard exercise, and photo follow-up. That is the entire footprint.

Do you work with our PPO and our concierge physician?

Both. Benefits are verified before booking, and we share operative notes with private physicians as a matter of course.

Optimize the One Thing Wellness Cannot

A single outpatient procedure removes what the routines never could. Consultations are available this week.

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