Understanding the Treatment Options
How to Diagnose and Treat Pilonidal Disease
What causes Pilonidal Disease to develop?
Tips For Interviewing a Surgeon for treating Pilonidal Disease
A Pilonidal ‘Cyst’ is Not Really a Cyst. Dr. Sternberg explains.
Misdiagnosed: The Medical Community is Failing Pilonidal Patients
Pilonidal Disease by the Numbers
1,000,000
Number of Patients Diagnosed
100,000+
Conventional Surgeries Performed Annually
~30,000
Patients with Reoccurring Disease
30+%
Failure rate of Conventional Surgery
A study of the previous 750 Cleft Lift surgeries at the Sternberg Clinic reveal only that only 6 patients required follow up repair
Our first-time success rate is 99.93%
Just the Facts:
Understand what Pilonidal Disease is, and isn’t, in this medical explainer
Most doctors misdiagnose it as a “Pilonidal Cyst” and don’t treat patients properly as a result. If you’re reading this website, you are probably looking for a better way to treat your Pilonidal Disease. You’ve come to the right place. Read more in this medical explainer.
Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment: Read the Primer
More Articles on Pilonidal Disease
Pilonidal Disease: The Don’ts and Dos
Read about how, and how not to manage living with Pilonidal Disease
The Most Common Condition you Never Heard of, Until You’ve Got it!
Have you ever heard of pilonidal disease. Until you or someone you know suffers from it, you probably haven’t. Well… read on.
What’s wrong with conventional pilonidal care?
Pilonidal Disease is often misdiagnosed with improper treatments and ineffective surgeries.
The Truth about a Pilonidal Sinus
What’s that bump on my tailbone that my doctor just called a cyst? Is it tailbone pain? Is it an infection? Was I born with it? Do I need surgery?”
An Innovation in Care
The Cleft Lift Procedure: A Cure Through Better Engineering
The most modern and non-invasive method for treating patients of Pilonidal Disease
Over the past 20 years, Dr. Jeffrey Sternberg has perfected his method for treating Pilonidal Disease based on a procedure developed by two innovative surgeons in the 1970s. Their method of non-invasive surgery revolutionized the medical community’s treatment of Pilonidal Disease, helping patients address, and quickly recover from this sometimes debilitating disease.
- Short healing cycle
- Low reoccurrence rate
- Outpatient surgery
Contact our San Francisco Office
To learn more about treating your Pilonidal Disease with surgery and the Cleft Lift procedure, contact our office staff for information or to schedule an appointment.
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Weekends: Closed
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American College of Surgeons, and Pilonidal Support Alliance
