Not every surgical problem requires a hospital stay or general anaesthesia. In our specialised office, we carry out a wide range of minor procedures on soft tissue and skin, with complete safety, strict adherence to aseptic technique, and an emphasis on an excellent cosmetic result with no visible scarring.
What the range of procedures covers
- Removal of lipomas & sebaceous cysts: Targeted, complete removal of benign growths in the tissue beneath the skin, preventing the possibility of recurrence or local inflammation.
- Removal of moles & skin lesions: Surgical removal of suspicious or bothersome moles, with the tissue always sent for histological examination (biopsy), ensuring full diagnostic coverage and prevention.
- Treatment of ingrown toenails (nail surgery): A definitive, painless solution for the painful problem of an ingrown toenail (paronychia), using techniques that prevent it from recurring.
- Wound cleaning & suturing: Immediate treatment of acute injuries and cuts, with meticulous cleaning and plastic suturing to minimise scarring.
- Removal of warts, papillomas & condylomata: Painless treatments for skin lesions caused by viruses or friction.
Advantages & what to expect
- No hospital stay: Procedures are carried out with simple local anaesthesia in our specially equipped space.
- A short procedure: It usually takes 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the size and type of the lesion.
- An immediate return to daily life: No hospital stay or recovery time is needed — you return straight to your activities.
- Simple instructions & follow-up: You are given clear, written wound-care instructions, and we remain available for suture removal and a final check.
How to access this service (GESY & private)
- GESY beneficiaries: The relevant medical procedures and minor surgery are provided as usual to beneficiaries of the General Healthcare System.
- Private care: All minor surgery services are also offered privately for non-GESY beneficiaries, overseas residents, or patients seeking immediate access and quick scheduling.