Some skin concerns can be treated safely and effectively during a simple clinic visit. These minor bedside procedures are performed by a dermatologist and usually require little to no downtime.
At Auria Dermatology Clinic, bedside treatments are carefully selected to relieve discomfort, remove problematic skin lesions, and support healthy skin recovery all in a calm and medically supervised setting.
Paring is a simple procedure used to gently reduce thickened or hardened skin, such as corns, calluses, or certain warts.
Using sterile instruments, the dermatologist carefully trims away excess layers of thickened skin. This can help:
Paring is usually quick and provides immediate relief in appropriate cases.
Cryotherapy involves applying liquid nitrogen to freeze targeted skin lesions. It is commonly used for:
The freezing process causes controlled destruction of abnormal tissue, allowing healthier skin to form as the area heals.
You may experience temporary redness, blistering, or mild discomfort after treatment. Most patients tolerate the procedure well, and multiple sessions may sometimes be required.
Intralesional steroid injections are used to treat certain inflammatory or raised skin conditions.
They are commonly used for:
By delivering medication directly into the affected area, inflammation can be reduced more effectively while limiting systemic exposure.
Chemical peels involve applying a controlled chemical solution to the skin to promote exfoliation and renewal.
In a medical dermatology setting, chemical peels may be used for:
Peels can be adjusted in strength depending on your skin type and condition. Mild redness or peeling may occur as the skin renews itself.
Most bedside procedures:
Our dermatologist will explain the procedure, discuss expected outcomes, and provide aftercare advice to ensure proper healing.
If you have a bothersome skin lesion, persistent wart, thickened skin, or pigmentation concern, a simple in-clinic procedure may be sufficient to address the issue.
During your consultation, our dermatologist will assess your skin condition and recommend whether bedside treatment such as paring, cryotherapy, or chemical peels is appropriate for you.
If you would like a professional evaluation of a skin concern, you may schedule a consultation with us for personalised advice and treatment.
