Conditions Treated

• Lipoma or Fatty Tumor: Lipomas, also known as fatty tumours, are benign tumours made up of fat cells that can develop anywhere in the body. Lipomas are normally soft and rubbery, but they can get fairly enormous.
• Skin Abscess: A skin abscess is a pus-filled pocket under the skin caused by an infection or injury that requires drainage to avoid complications.
• Ingrown Toenail: This occurs when a portion of the nail grows into the skin, causing pain and infection. It can also make walking difficult.
• Sebaceous Cysts: These are non-cancerous lesions that contain sebum or oil and are typically found on the neck, scalp, face, or back. Sebaceous cysts can also form in other body parts, including the chest, armpits, and groin.
• Tonsillitis: This occurs when the tonsils become swollen and inflamed. Tonsils may swell owing to infection or inflammation from allergies, smoking, or alcohol consumption.
• Obesity: If a person's BMI (Body Mass Index) exceeds 40, surgery can help them lose weight by reducing the size of their bellies.
• Hernias: These can arise in any part of the body, but they are more common in the abdomen when the tissues are injured or compromised.