1.In-grown toe nail surgery
In-grown toe nails are irritating and painful to patients. They tend to occur again and again if not properly managed. They are often confused with fungal infection of the nail. They are treated with nail plate removal with nail bed excision. If managed well, they are less likely to recur. We are specialized in the treatment of in-grown toe nails.
IN-GROWN TOE NAIL SURGERY
2.Lipoma excision
Lipomas are localized collection and increase in the size of fat cells under the skin. They are harmless and most of them are painless. They tend to attract attention of the patient because of their size. Surgery is indicated when the size becomes of concern to the patient or due to aesthetic issues. In few patients, there can be multiple lipomas all over the body especially the upper limbs. Lipomas can be removed under local anesthesia with either Liposuction or key-hole incision surgery. The procedure is relatively painless and results in inconspicuous scars at conversational distance.
3.Corns and callosities excision
Corns are a common problem occurring on the soles of feet. They are extremely painful on walking. They are a result of improper footwear casing repeated pressure at specific points on the soles. The excision of corns can be done under local anaesthesia, however changing the footwear after the surgery is highly recommended.
CORNS EXCISION
4.Sebaceous cysts excision
Sebaceous cysts or epidermoid cysts are one of the commonest lesions of the skin. They are harmless and most of them do not need any treatment. They do not subside with medication. Removal of sebaceous cysts is needed when they get infected of when they are a cosmetic concern. Infected sebaceous cysts are very painful and can burst leading to pus discharge. Such cysts need urgent removal to prevent recurrence.
SEBACEOUS CYSTS (EPIDERMOID CYSTS)
5.Moles and birthmarks excision
Moles and birthmarks are harmless localized pigmentations on the body. Some moles or birthmarks can be quite large. Such moles can be removed by punch excision technique. The resulting scars are inconspicuous at conversational distance.
