Seven minor skin procedures for growths, scars, nails and ears, performed with local anaesthesia and a focus on clean healing. Most are day-care, quick and comfortable, with clear aftercare afterwards.
Dermatosurgery covers the removal or correction of skin lesions such as cysts, moles, lipomas and pigment disorders. It is done under local anaesthesia with careful closure, so the scar is as discreet as possible. Anything removed can be sent for testing when needed.
Best for
Cysts and lipomas
Excision with biopsy
Moles and skin tags
Stable vitiligo patches
Small growths
Scar correction
02 Electrocautery & RF
Quick, precise removal, with little bleeding.
Electrocautery and radiofrequency use controlled heat to remove small skin growths with minimal bleeding. The area is numbed, the growth is treated in minutes and healing usually takes about a week. Aftercare keeps the skin clean and protects against pigment change.
Best for
Skin tags
Small benign growths
Warts
Moles
Milia and syringomas
Dermatosis papulosa nigra
03 Corn & Wart Removal
Painless relief, and fewer returns.
Corns come from pressure and friction, and warts from a viral infection, so the two need different treatment. We remove them with cautery, cryotherapy, RF or topical therapy, and correct the cause where we can. Warts can recur, so follow-up matters.
Best for
Painful corns
Footwear pressure problems
Plantar warts
Common hand warts
Genital warts
Recurrent warts
05 Nail Surgery
Relief for the nail, without a long recovery.
Ingrown toenails, injured nails and nail-bed growths can be treated in a short day-care procedure under local anaesthesia. The aim is to remove the problem, ease the pain and keep the nail growing normally. You walk out the same day with clear dressing instructions.
Best for
Ingrown toenails
Recurrent nail infections
Painful nail edges
Nail-bed injuries
Nail cysts and growths
Itchy or painful scars
06 Nail Disorders
Your nails say a lot. We read them properly.
Changes in colour, thickness or shape can come from fungus, psoriasis, injury or an underlying health issue. We test to find the cause and treat with medication, procedures or care routines as needed. Nails grow slowly, so patience is part of the plan.
Best for
Fungal nails
Painful or swollen nail folds
Discoloured or thickened nails
Brittle, splitting nails
Pitting and ridging
Nail changes with psoriasis
07 Ear Lobe Repair
A torn lobe, neatly restored.
Heavy earrings and accidents can stretch or split the lobe. A short procedure under local anaesthesia reshapes and stitches it so it looks natural, and the ear can usually be re-pierced once it has healed. It is a quick fix with a lasting result.