Skin Biopsy
A biopsy takes a small sample of skin for laboratory examination. It can help identify a persistent rash or assess a suspicious spot.
Dermatological Surgery
Dermatological Surgery
From diagnostic biopsies to removing selected skin growths, a minor procedure is recommended only when its purpose and risks are clear.
Electrosurgery
Electrosurgery uses controlled electrical energy to treat certain skin tags, warts or benign growths. Assessment decides the method.
Cryosurgery
Cryosurgery freezes certain warts or benign lesions using liquid nitrogen. Blistering or crusting can occur while the area heals.
Intralesional Treatment
For some keloids or inflamed lesions, medicine can be injected directly into the affected area to help reduce thickness, itch or inflammation.
Vitiligo Procedures
For some stable vitiligo patches, a grafting procedure may help restore pigment. Stability and suitability must be checked first.
Acne Procedures
Some blackheads, cysts or deeper acne bumps need an in-clinic procedure alongside a longer-term acne treatment plan.
Nail Surgery
A painful ingrown nail or persistent nail problem sometimes needs a minor procedure after the cause and infection risk are assessed.
Every procedure has benefits, limitations and recovery considerations. These are discussed before you decide.