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One of the reasons people delay minor surgery is the fear of the needle or the pain. If you’ve been putting off a procedure because you’re nervous, here is exactly what to expect from local anaesthesia. 1. The "Bee Sting" To numb the area, I use a very fine needle—much smaller than the ones used for blood tests. You will feel a sharp pinch for about 5 to 10 seconds. Some patients describe it as a "sting," but it passes almost instantly. 2. The "Numb" Phase Within seconds, the

When choosing a clinic for minor surgery, you aren't just picking a procedure - you’re choosing a clinician. As a GMC-registered GP, my practice is built on a foundation of medical excellence and safety. Here is what that means for you: Clinical Accountability: Being on the General Medical Council register means I am held to the highest professional and ethical standards in the UK. Holistic Care: As a GP, I don’t just look at a "lump." I understand how your overall health, me

Hope you had a lovely Easter! I’m back in the clinic and officially re-opened for consultations. If you messaged while I was away, thank you for your patience - I’m currently working through my inbox and will be in touch very soon. Ready to get started? If you have a mole, skin tag, or cyst you'd like me to look at, please get in touch using the online form or by email. Just pop your details and I'll get back to you with a plan. Looking forward to seeing you in the clinic soo