Superficial abscesses are removed under local anesthesia. The surgeon cuts the abscess and evacuates its contents, which are then subjected to culture tests. If necessary, the surgeon will insert a filter that allows the continuous removal of pus from the wound. Filters are replaced within 1-3 days. The wound after the procedure is sutured and covered with a dressing. If local anesthesia is used, there is no need for hospitalization - the patient may leave the hospital on the day of the procedure. Follow-up visits with assessment of wound healing follow a schedule determined by the physician.