The breast tissues have a complex structure, primarily composed of milk glands and milk ducts. In the center, there is adipose tissue and connective tissue that support the breast structure. Breast cysts can develop, most of which arise from the dilation of the milk glands. These cysts are surrounded by a thicker epithelium, which appears in a tubular form. Their formation may be linked to an imbalance between milk production and absorption, leading to the obstruction of the milk ducts. These cysts most commonly occur among middle-aged women, but they can appear at any age. They are most frequently discovered in women during the perimenopausal period, which is the final…