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General medicine · Minor surgery · Pregnancy scans
Care that begins with an assessment.
Poliklinik Walid runs general practice and day-care minor surgery across a network of branches in Malaysia. A doctor assesses your condition and explains the next step. Nothing is decided before that conversation.
- Doctor-led assessment
- Day-care minor surgery
- 10 branches, Northern region & KL
Service availability differs by branch. Confirm before you travel.
10branches in Malaysia
18trained doctors
20+registered panels
THE CARE PATH
How a visit works.
01. Share your concern
Tell the clinic what you need assessed, in a sentence or two.
02. Doctor assessment
A doctor examines the condition and asks the relevant history.
03. Clear explanation
You hear what the options are, and what they are not. Then you decide.
MINOR SURGERY
Lumps and skin lesions, assessed before anything is removed.
Poliklinik Walid lists minor surgery for lipoma, sebaceous cyst and ganglion cyst, along with skin tag, wart and mole removal and circumcision for children aged two and above and for adults.
A consultation does not guarantee a procedure. The doctor assesses suitability, discusses alternatives, and explains whether a referral is needed instead.
SERVICES
What the clinic treats.
General medicine
Outpatient treatment for fever, cough and cold. ENT examination. Nebuliser and suction. Physiotherapy. Occupational health for employers. Knee injection.
Women’s and family health
Pregnancy scans from 7 weeks, mother and child health, immunisation, family planning, and fertility treatment by an O&G doctor.
Minor surgery
Lipoma, sebaceous cyst, ganglion cyst, xanthelasma, skin tag, wart and mole removal, and circumcision. Read the xanthelasma guide.
WOMEN’S AND FAMILY HEALTH
Pregnancy, children and family planning.
Pregnancy scans from 7 weeks, mother and child health, immunisation, family planning, and fertility treatment by an O&G doctor.
Bring your questions. The clinic team can explain what a visit involves and what to confirm before you come in.
Patient reviews
What patients say after their visit.
Amazing service with friendly doctors and staff. Highly professional and recommended.
Nur Safirah · Google review
It is my first pregnancy while reaching my 40s. The doctor is so nice and gives me good advice. I feel comfortable and safe.
Faezah · Google review
Nurse friendly & baik, all clean. Doc baik.
Ratu Rania · Google review
BRANCHES
Start with our Ampang branch.
Poliklinik Walid Ampang
No 1, Ground Floor, Block 2, City Garden Commercial Centre, Taman Nirwana, 68000 Ampang Jaya, Selangor.
Poliklinik Walid states it has 10 branches in Malaysia. Six are named on the clinic’s own site: Jalan Baru, Sungai Petani, Simpang Ampat, Tasek Gelugor, Kuala Kangsar and Parit Buntar. Addresses and opening hours for the full network are still being verified, so only confirmed details appear here.
We do not publish partial addresses or unverified opening hours. Contact the clinic for the latest information.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Before you contact the clinic.
Does every lump need to be removed?
No. A doctor has to assess it first, then explain whether a procedure is suitable or whether something else is needed.
Do all branches offer minor surgery?
Availability by branch has not been confirmed for this website. Contact the clinic before you travel.
When can a pregnancy scan be done?
The clinic lists pregnancy scans from 7 weeks onward. Confirm the slot and branch with the clinic.
Is this website a diagnosis?
No. The content here is general information. Diagnosis and treatment decisions require a doctor’s assessment.
NEXT STEP
Ask first. Then come in with clear information.
Send the clinic your question on WhatsApp. For minor surgery, use the dedicated line below.
General medical information
This content is not a diagnosis, a prescription, or a substitute for a consultation. If your condition is serious or an emergency, call 999 or go to the nearest emergency department.
Content status: this page requires clinical review and a review date before publication.