Skin lesion review
Assessment of moles, cysts, tags, lumps, bumps, and changing skin concerns.
Minor Procedures in Scarborough
Minor Surgical Procedures and Skin Lesion Removal - Scarborough
Assessment for selected minor procedures, skin lesions, wound concerns, and referral planning when specialized care is needed.
Minor procedure assessment and skin lesion care
Danton Medical Clinic provides assessment for selected minor surgical procedures and skin lesion concerns in Scarborough. Patients may seek care for lumps, bumps, moles, cysts, skin tags, wound concerns, or other skin changes that need medical review.
Not every lesion or procedure can be managed in-office. The clinician may recommend monitoring, medication, biopsy, referral, urgent care, or specialist assessment depending on the appearance, location, size, symptoms, and risk factors.
Procedure planning
Clear discussion of whether in-office care, referral, or monitoring is appropriate.
Follow-up care
Support for wound checks, results follow-up, and next-step planning.
Minor procedure visits may include
- Assessment of skin tags, cysts, lumps, bumps, and selected lesions.
- Review of changing moles or lesions that may need further investigation.
- Wound assessment, dressing advice, and follow-up planning.
- Discussion of procedure risks, aftercare, and alternatives.
- Referral to dermatology, surgery, or urgent care when needed.
- Follow-up for pathology or specialist recommendations when applicable.
Doctor bio and care team
Learn more about the medical team supporting patients at Danton Medical Clinic, including Dr. Adnan Musarraf, Family Physician.
Read the Doctor BioMinor Procedures FAQ
Can every skin lesion be removed at the clinic?
No. Some lesions require monitoring, testing, referral, or specialist removal depending on location, size, appearance, symptoms, and medical risk factors.
Do I need an assessment before a minor procedure?
Yes. A clinician must assess the concern first and explain appropriate options, risks, benefits, and aftercare.
What should I do if a mole is changing quickly?
Book a medical assessment promptly. Rapid change, bleeding, irregular colour, pain, or growth should be reviewed by a clinician.