Skin Cancer
There are 3 main types of skin cancerBasal cell carcinomaSquamous cell carcinomaMelanomaTreatment for a suspicious skin growthSkin biopsy where a part of the growth is removed and sent for histologyTotal…
Cyst Removal
Skin cyst can develop on any part of the body. Most are benign and can be left alone. Some are removed as they will...
Benign Skin Growths Removal
Benign skin growths do not require removal except When they develop complications and infection When they bother you or cause...
Skin Biopsy
A skin biopsy is performed to remove a sample of the skin lesion and this is done under local anaesthesia. The skin sample is then sent for histology to determine…
Ingrown Nails
Ingrown nails (onychocryptosis) are common and most often affect the big toe. The most common cause is improper trimming of the nails or tight-fitting footwear. Ingrown nails can irritate the skin…
Mole Removal
Mole removal is often done forCosmetic reasonsMedical reason when a mole looks suspicious. A suspicious mole is removed and checked to see if it is a cancerous mole (melanoma) or a…
Baby Rash
Rash and other skin conditions are commonly seen in babies. They are often temporary and clear up on their ownCradle capCradle cap or infantile seborrheic dermatitis is common in new-borns…
Skin Infection in Children
Children may have a skin condition caused by either bacteria, virus or fungus. Some of the rash have characteristic features while others may look like a scaly rash or red…
Birthmarks in Children
Birthmarks appear in infants at birth or shortly after. Most will continue to grow as the child grows. While most are harmless, there are some that require treatment and treatment…
Viral rash
A viral rash (viral exanthem) is a rash that is caused by an infection with a virus. It may appear as small bumps, blisters or red patches on the body. The rash goes…
