Led by Dr. H. Bimesl — a widely respected medical-procedures physician — we perform common in-office procedures with care.
What we offer
- Face Lesion & Mole Removal
- Skin Biopsy
- Cyst & Lipoma Excision
- Wart & Skin Tag Removal
- Ingrown Toenail Procedure
- Suturing & Wound Care
Our minor surgery program is led by Dr. H. Bimesl, an experienced family physician with extensive procedural expertise in office-based skin and cosmetic procedures. Patients across Woodbridge, Vaughan, and the GTA visit Ansley Grove Medical Centre for timely assessment and treatment of moles, skin lesions, cysts, warts, skin tags, and other common minor surgical concerns.
Procedures are performed under local anesthesia in a dedicated procedure room using sterile technique and individualized aftercare instructions. Most patients return to normal daily activities shortly after their procedure.
A closer look at our services
Face Lesion & Mole Removal
Assessment and removal of benign or changing moles, facial lesions, skin tags, and superficial skin growths using office-based procedural techniques focused on safety, precision, and cosmetic-conscious outcomes whenever possible.
Skin Biopsy
Diagnostic skin biopsies for suspicious, persistent, or changing lesions. Tissue samples may be sent for pathology assessment when medically indicated.
Cyst & Lipoma Excision
Evaluation and removal of sebaceous cysts, epidermoid cysts, lipomas, and small soft tissue lesions performed under local anesthetic in a comfortable in-office setting.
Wart & Skin Tag Removal
Treatment options for common warts and benign skin tags, including cryotherapy and minor procedural removal depending on the size and location of the lesion.
Ingrown Toenail Procedure
Minor in-office procedures for painful or recurrent ingrown toenails designed to reduce discomfort, inflammation, and recurrence.
Suturing & Wound Care
Assessment and closure of minor lacerations and wounds, along with follow-up wound care and suture removal when required.
FAQs
How long does a minor surgery appointment take?+
Most office-based procedures are completed within 20–60 minutes depending on the type and complexity of the lesion or procedure.
Will I need stitches after the procedure?+
Some procedures may require sutures depending on the size and location of the lesion. Your physician will provide detailed wound care and follow-up instructions.
Are removed lesions sent for pathology testing?+
When medically appropriate, biopsy or excised tissue samples may be sent for pathology evaluation for further assessment.
How long is the recovery after minor surgery?+
Recovery is generally straightforward for most procedures, and many patients return to regular daily activities shortly after treatment.
Do you perform procedures under local anesthesia?+
Yes. Most minor surgical procedures are performed comfortably in-office using local anesthesia.
Can skin lesions or cysts return after removal?+
Certain lesions, cysts, and warts may occasionally recur depending on the condition and treatment method used.
When should I have a mole or skin lesion checked?+
You should seek medical assessment if a mole or skin lesion changes in size, shape, color, texture, or begins bleeding, itching, or becoming painful.
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