Understanding the concern
Not every skin growth is a skin tag or wart; diagnosis comes first.
Who may benefit from assessment?
Bothersome, recurring or friction-prone lesions can be discussed at a consultation.
Possible approaches
The clinician chooses an approach after examination; some lesions require further assessment before removal is considered.
How a consultation begins
A discussion of your concerns and history, an examination and a review of the plan, alternatives and expected costs before you decide.
Preparation and aftercare
Bring a list of medicines and products and disclose allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding. Follow written instructions and do not stop prescribed treatment without medical advice.
Realistic expectations
Outcomes depend on the diagnosis; warts can recur or need ongoing care.
Risks and precautions
Do not cut or burn lesions at home. A changing or unexpectedly bleeding lesion needs examination.
Can I get a plan before an examination?
General information explains options. A specific plan and session count require an individual assessment.
How do I request an appointment?
Choose a clinic and service on the booking page. Your request is confirmed only after reception contacts you.
This information is educational and does not replace an individual medical assessment. Results and suitability vary.