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Most commonly, ‘lumps and bumps’ which you will feel under your skin are cysts or fatty lumps (lipomas), but there are many other causes. We can diagnose most lumps at one of our clinics, even those where investigation is required, such as an ultrasound scan or an MRI scan.
Lipoma
What is a lipoma?
A lipoma occurs when a lump of fat begins to grow in the soft tissue of your body. Though they’re classified as tumours, they are usually harmless and are the most common tumour to form beneath your skin, with approximately 1 person in 1,000 developing a lipoma at some point. The most common places to find them are in your upper body, arms or thighs.
A lipoma will usually appear as a small soft lump less than 2 inches wide; sometimes more than one develops. The lipoma will move easily with finger pressure and does not usually hurt, although you may feel pain if they form near nerves or has blood vessels running through it.
Treatment
Lipomas can be treated at one of our minor surgery clinics. The usual process involves a local anaesthetic to numb the area, excision of the lipoma and closure of the wound with stitches, which are to be removed within a week or two.
Book your Private Lipoma Removal today — procedures starting from just £350*
Appointments often available within 24–48 hours.
Sebaceous Cysts
What is a Sebaceous Cyst?
A sebaceous cyst is the most common type of cyst, which is caused by the blockage of one of the small sebaceous glands in the skin. Sebaceous glands produce oil (sebum) that keeps the hair and skin moist. If the pore of the gland is blocked or damaged, the sebaceous material builds up into a cyst beneath the skin. Small cysts are usually not painful, whereas large cysts can be uncomfortable and cause pressure and pain. There is a chance that cysts can become infected; when this occurs, the cyst will become quite painful, red and warm to the touch. An infected cyst may have a yellow, pungent discharge. It is best that infected cysts are treated with a course of antibiotics initially, before excision.
Treatment
Sebaceous cysts can be treated at one of our minor surgery clinics. The usual process involves a local anaesthetic to numb the areas, excision of the sebaceous cyst and closure of the wound with stitches, which are to be removed within a week or two.
Book your Private Sebaceous cyst Removal today — procedures starting from just £200*
Appointments often available within 24–48 hours.
Dermatofibroma
Dermatofibroma can be treated at one of our minor surgery clinics. The usual process involves a local anaesthetic to numb the areas, excision of the dermatofibroma and closure of the wound with stitches, which are to be removed within a week or two.
Book your Private Dermatofibroma Removal today — procedures starting from just £160*
Appointments often available within 24–48 hours.
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