Sebaceous cysts, arising from obstructed sebaceous glands, are benign growths commonly found on the skins surface. This study explores the clinical management of sebaceous cysts through enucleation, a surgical procedure aimed at complete removal of the cyst and its lining. The case study presents a 22-year-old male patient with a sebaceous cyst on his face, detailing the surgical procedure, post-operative care, and follow-up. Discussion involves the efficacy of enucleation, differential diagnoses, and the importance of proper clinical diagnosis. The conclusion emphasizes the significance of considering sebaceous cysts in clinical diagnosis and the necessity of surgical enucleation for definitive treatment.