Skin tags — small, soft, harmless growths that appear on the skin — are extremely common in adults. Although they pose no medical risk, they can catch on clothing or jewellery, become irritated, or cause cosmetic concern.
Read moreScars are part of the body’s natural healing process, but for many people, they can be a lasting reminder of surgery, injury, or trauma. Some scars may cause discomfort, tightness, or affect self-confidence — particularly if they are raised, indented, or discoloured.
Read moreA lipoma is a benign (non-cancerous) lump made up of fat cells that sits just beneath the skin. Although lipomas are usually harmless, they can become uncomfortable, unsightly, or grow over time, prompting people to seek treatment.
Read moreMoles (also called naevi) are common skin growths that vary in size, shape, and colour. While most moles are harmless, some can become bothersome, change in appearance, or cause concern for skin cancer.
Read moreEpidermoid cysts are common, benign lumps that form just under the skin. Although harmless, these cysts can become swollen, inflamed, or cosmetically concerning
Read moreKeloid scars are raised, thickened areas of scar tissue that continue to grow beyond the site of the original wound. They can develop after surgery, injury, piercings, burns, or even minor skin trauma.
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