The dynamic behavior of a bubble or drop oscillating at the tip of a capillary immersed in a surfactant solution is considered. The pressure variation in the cell and the nonstationary how in the capillary are taken into account. The amplitude- and phase-frequency characteristics of the system are obtained, which contain information about the relaxation processes at the interface and in the bulk phases. Their dependency on the system geometry, the bulk properties of contacting media, and the viscoelastic properties of the interface is analyzed.