Minor surgery
- At Praxis Clinic, our experts perform minor surgical procedures to effectively treat small lesions, cysts, or other conditions, providing prompt and personalized care tailored to your needs.
What is minor surgery?
The minor surgeries we offer
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Minor wound surgery
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Abscess drainage
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Removal of moles
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Treatment of pilonidal cysts
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Removal of benign tumors
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Excision of sebaceous cysts
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Treatment of keratoses
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Removal of lipomas
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Performing biopsies
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Treatment of condylomas
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Procedure for molluscum removal
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Wart removal
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Onychiectomy for ingrown toenails
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Removal of foreign bodies
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Surgery for trigger finger
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Carpal tunnel release surgery
Why consult for minor surgery?
Support from start to finish
Carpal tunnel surgery involves cutting the ligament to relieve pressure on the median nerve and can be performed using the conventional or open method. This procedure helps prevent worsening of symptoms and promotes a quick recovery.
Onychectomy is a procedure that involves removing the ingrown portion of the nail, usually under local anesthesia. It helps relieve pain, prevent infection, and reduce the risk of recurrence. Healing is generally quick, and follow-up care is essential to avoid further complications.
A sebaceous cyst is a benign growth filled with sebum. When it becomes bothersome or painful, it can be surgically removed under local anesthesia. The procedure is quick and allows for effective healing with a low risk of recurrence.
Condylomas are skin growths caused by a viral infection. Their treatment typically involves removing the lesions through minor surgery, with careful excision to prevent the spread of the virus. The procedure is quick and well tolerated by patients.
Mole removal is a common surgical procedure performed for cosmetic or medical reasons (such as suspected skin cancer). The procedure involves removing the mole under local anesthesia, with post-surgical follow-up to ensure there are no complications.
A pilonidal cyst is a small abscess that can form near the tailbone, often causing pain. When it becomes recurrent or infected, surgical removal is necessary. This minor surgery is performed under local anesthesia and promotes quick healing with minimal risk of complications.
Plantar warts can be painful and persistent. Minor surgery allows for targeted removal, preventing their spread and reducing symptoms. This type of procedure is quick and involves a short recovery time.
Trigger finger is a condition where a tendon becomes stuck in a finger, causing pain and stiffness. If non-surgical treatments are insufficient, a minor procedure can be performed to release the tendon and restore finger function.
Praxis advantages
Our professionals
At Praxis, THE RIGHT CARE BY THE RIGHT PROFESSIONAL is our priority. Our team of minor surgery experts, made up of qualified surgeons, specialized podiatrists, and healthcare professionals, is dedicated to providing you with effective and safe procedures. We perform a wide range of minor surgical interventions in a calm and controlled environment, ensuring your comfort and safety at every step.
Here’s how our experts stand out:
