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A skin abscess is a collection of pus beneath the skin. When drainage is appropriate, the clinician makes an opening to allow the collected material to drain. The location, size and severity of the infection help determine whether it can be managed at the clinic.
The assessment may include the symptoms, how long the swelling has been present, previous treatment, recurring infections, relevant health conditions and medications. A sample may be collected for laboratory culture when appropriate.
This appointment is for a skin abscess that may need drainage and is suitable for an in-clinic procedure. Contact Bina before booking if the concern has not been assessed or you are unsure which appointment to choose.
Deep, extensive or complicated infections may need hospital or specialist care.
Seek prompt medical assessment if redness or swelling is spreading, or if you develop fever or chills. Do not wait for a routine booking if your condition is worsening.
Wound suturing uses stitches to close a suitable cut or laceration. Before deciding whether stitches are appropriate, the clinician examines the injury and considers its depth, location, contamination and the time since it occurred.
The assessment also considers bleeding, relevant medications and health conditions, and any change in movement or sensation near the wound. Not every wound should be closed immediately.
This appointment is for a cut or laceration that may require stitches and can be managed safely at the clinic.
Contact Bina promptly rather than waiting for a later routine appointment. The team must confirm whether the injury is suitable and whether an appropriate appointment is available. Deep or complex wounds may need emergency or specialist care.
For bleeding that cannot be controlled, a very deep wound, or loss of feeling or movement near the injury, seek emergency care rather than waiting for a clinic appointment. Call 911 for potentially life-threatening symptoms.
Bina offers selected minor procedures beyond abscess drainage and wound suturing. The clinic must confirm the exact procedure, its suitability and the expected fee before it is booked.
A medical consultation may be required when the diagnosis or treatment plan is not established. A procedure can also require a later appointment following the assessment.
Choose this appointment only after Bina has confirmed that the specific procedure can be performed at the clinic.
For skin tags, warts, cysts, lipomas or skin biopsies, use the Skin Lesion and Dermatology Procedures page unless the clinic directs you otherwise.
If you have an assessment or recommendation from another physician, mention it when contacting Bina. The clinic will confirm what information is needed for booking.
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Often yes — a brief assessment confirms the procedure is suitable and the price. Some procedures can be booked directly; the consultation, if needed, is billed separately.
CA$149 is the starting price; the final fee depends on the procedure's complexity, size and materials, and is confirmed before anything is performed.
You receive aftercare instructions and any necessary wound-care guidance before you leave. Follow-up wound care can be booked through nursing services if needed.
Minor in-clinic procedures such as wound suturing, abscess drainage and small surgical interventions, performed by experienced physicians. Pricing starts at CA$149.
