Minor Skin Procedure services offered at Stafford St Medical Home:
- Skin Biopsy
- Wart removal
- Skin tag removal
- Excision of skin cancers
- Removal of foreign bodies
- Incision of cysts and drainage
- Cosmetic mole removal
- Excision of cysts
Minor skin surgeries are procedures that can be performed in doctor’s clinic. Our patients are able to wals in and walk out. Most procedures take around 15-30 minutes. Cases requirring more extensive surgery will be referred to a specialist surgeon.
The advantage of having your minor surgery performed by your GP is the convenience of choosing a time that suits you, and performed at your known and trusted clinic.
Your doctor will take the time to fully explain all procedures, and whether follow up appointments will be needed. All of the doctors at Stafford Street Medical use hospital-grade equipment and have specialised training to perform minor surgeries in our dedicated treatment rooms. The utmost care is taken to ensure all devices are cleaned and sterilised before each use.
We prioritize patient safety and satisfaction, and our team is always ready to address any questions or concerns you may have. Recovery instructions will be clearly explained, empowering you to take the best possible care of yourself post-procedure. Trust that at Stafford Street Medical, you are in good hands, and your well-being is our top priority.
Skin Procedure FAQ’s
How long do minor surgerys take?
Generally most minor surgerys take only 15-30 minutes.
How do I care for myself after my excision?
Each minor surgery is different please speak to your doctor about aftercare.
What should I avoid after my minor surgery?
Avoid stretching the area and any heavy excerise, for further advice/instruction please discuss with your doctor.
Can I get minor surgery on the same day?
Unfortunately not, our doctors have specific requirements for minor surgery, please speak to our friendly reception team to organise a specific time.
Will there be significant scaring?
Surgery anywhere in the body can lead to scarring, however the scar will be less noticeable if good care is given to the wound when it is healing. Keep the wound clean and dry, and follow your doctor’s care instructions.