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Minor surgery · Patient information
A doctor assesses before any procedure.
Poliklinik Walid lists minor surgery for lumps such as lipoma, sebaceous cyst and ganglion cyst, along with circumcision. A consultation does not guarantee a procedure. The doctor assesses suitability, discusses alternatives, and explains whether a referral is needed instead.
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Not every lump needs to be removed. Do not use this page to diagnose yourself.
01 · WHAT IS LISTED
Conditions the clinic lists.
This list does not determine your eligibility. It shows the categories Poliklinik Walid states it handles.
01. Lipoma
A fatty lump that a doctor needs to assess.
02. Sebaceous cyst
A cyst in the skin that needs to be examined.
03. Ganglion cyst
A lump near a joint or tendon that requires assessment.
04. Xanthelasma
Yellow cholesterol deposits around the eyelids. Read the treatment guide.
05. Circumcision
Listed for children aged 2 and above, and for adults.
02 · ASSESSMENT PATH
What happens before a decision is made.
01. Share a short history
The doctor asks about the lump, your symptoms and relevant health history.
02. Examination
The doctor examines the area to understand the condition more clearly.
03. Explanation of options
The doctor explains whether a procedure may be suitable, or whether another route is needed.
04. Consent and next step
You can ask about cost, aftercare and warning signs before agreeing.
03 · QUESTIONS FOR THE DOCTOR
Bring these to the consultation.
What is this likely to be, and are further tests needed?
Is a procedure at the clinic suitable for my condition?
What happens during and after the procedure?
What costs should I understand before I agree?
When should I come back or seek further care?
BRANCH AVAILABILITY
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Minor surgery is not necessarily available at every branch. Availability by branch has not been confirmed for this website.
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.
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