Warts

A dermoscope is a microscope like device used by dermatologists to examine individual skin lesions more closely.

An excisional biopsy may be done if a needle biopsy can not be used, or if a needle biopsy does not give a definite result.

Chiropody is the area of medicine associated with treating foot ailments including corns, ingrown toenails and verrucae.

Cryotherapy can be used to eradicate prostate cancer, as well as to treat skin lesions and sun spots

Dermatological surgery includes benign (non-cancerous) and malignant (cancerous) surgery of the skin.

A dermatopathologist is a specialist in dermatology and pathology. When a dermatologist takes a sample of your skin for analysis and diagnosis, the sample is often examined by a dermatopathologist under a microscope.

Skin lesions are found on or just below the skin. Examples of skin lesions are epidermoid cysts, lipomata (benign tumour of fatty tissue), skin tags and moles.

If lumps in your vaginal area do not respond to conservative treatment, your gynaecologist may recommend removing them. The length and complexity of this procedure will depend on the size and location of the lump.

Our experienced consultants can visually assess skin lesions and (if necessary) scan them using state-of-the-art scanning equipment to analyse and detect even the smallest changes. The procedure is painless, quick and safe.