Above mentioned findings are most likely suggesting an epidermal inclusion cyst.

Epidermal inclusion cysts are more common in men, frequently occur at the sites of inflamed hair follicles and can be seen in conjunction with acne.

Epidermal inclusion cysts are slow growing benign cystic lesions and can be seen anywhere on the body. Other synonyms for these cysts include epidermoid cyst, inclusion cyst, keratin cyst or sebaceous cysts. The term sebaceous cyst is a misnomer; however it is often used interchangeably.