The study included five patients (5 eyes with idiopathic conjunctival cysts) between 34 and 69 years old. The mean size of the cysts was 3.6 mm (Range 2.1 to 4.8 mm). No intraoperative and postoperative complications were observed. It should be noted that in the first patient with the inferior temporal forniceal cyst position, no effect was observed on the fornix in the form of scarring. None of the patients reported pain during or after surgery. Patient characteristics, cyst size and position, measured visual parameters and dry eye tests can be observed in Table 1. As expected, there were no significant changes in visual parameters (refraction, UCVA, BCVA, CS, total aberration), IOP and dry eye tests (TBUT, TMH, CFS, Schirmer) in the follow-up periods after treatment compared to before. Another parameter examined in this study was the OSDI questionnaire score. This questionnaire is a quick assessment of ocular irritations related to dry eye and its effect on vision-related function. The higher OSDI score indicates greater disability. Table 1 shows that patients' scores decreased after the cyst was removed. This may indicate an improvement in the annoying irritations caused by the cyst. In addition to the questionnaire, the patient's overall satisfaction was questioned. All patients were satisfied with the removal of the cyst. 
No recurrence was observed over the six-month follow-up. Slit lamp images of some patients can be seen in Figure 2 before and 6 months after cyst removal. These images show that the cysts have completely healed.