Additional Procedures

A cyst is a fluid-filled sac that develops under the skin, while a lipoma is a soft, fatty lump made up of fat cells. Both are typically benign but may require removal if symptomatic or enlarging.

Most removals are done under local anesthesia. Patients usually feel only mild pressure during the procedure, not pain.

Most patients return to normal activity the same day or the next. Stitches are typically removed within 7–14 days, depending on the site and type of closure.

Any new, changing, or symptomatic lesion—especially one that bleeds, itches, or grows rapidly—should be evaluated by a provider.

We understand that when you need a surgeon, you want to be seen quickly. Our team can usually schedule patients as early as the following week, and we offer flexible availability to accommodate your schedule.

Yes. Some procedures—like skin lesion or cyst removal—can often be handled safely in the office setting.