Care that answers your specific question
Some lumps, lesions, nail problems, and wounds can be managed in a clinic, but their location, size, bleeding risk, and need for pathology must be assessed first.
The doctor explains the procedure, wound care, and follow-up. More complex or higher-risk findings are referred to an appropriate hospital or specialist.
Who it may suit
- Wounds that may require suturing
- Ingrown nails or nail-fold inflammation
- Small lesions assessed as suitable for clinic treatment
What the service prioritises
- Suitability assessment first
- Aseptic technique
- Wound-care and follow-up instructions
What to know
After assessment, the clinician may adjust the plan or recommend referral if your needs are beyond clinic scope.
What happens during your visit
- Examine the area and review medical risks
- Discuss options and obtain consent
- Perform the procedure and arrange wound review
Before you arrive
Tell us about blood thinners, bleeding disorders, diabetes, or anaesthetic allergy, and arrange an escort if advised.