In-Office Skin Lesion Removal & Joint Injections in White Rock, BC

by | Aug 26, 2025 | Medical conditions and diseases, Medical technology, Medical treatments and procedures | 0 comments

Introduction

CityMed Medical Clinic in White Rock, BC, is proud to provide patients with safe, advanced, and convenient in-office medical procedures. Led by Dr. Abadom, our clinic offers treatments such as skin lesion removal, joint injections, and trigger finger care—all performed locally, without the need for long hospital waits or specialist referrals.

This blog explains our new services, highlights patient safety and consent policies, and shows why CityMed is the trusted choice for families across White Rock, Surrey, and the Lower Mainland.


Purpose and Patient Benefits

Our mission is simple: bring advanced medical care closer to home. By offering procedures within the clinic, patients save time, reduce stress, and receive treatment in a comfortable and private setting. Every procedure follows the College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC (CPSBC) guidelines, CMPA best practices, and British Columbia’s Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA).

We value patient autonomy, consent, and privacy—your health information and choices are always respected.


Skin Excision of Non-Malignant Lesions

What Are Benign Skin Lesions?

Benign (non-cancerous) growths include:

  • Cysts – small fluid-filled sacs under the skin.

  • Lipomas – soft fatty lumps.

  • Skin tags – tiny skin flaps that may rub against clothing.

Benefits of Removal

Even though these growths are harmless, they can cause discomfort or cosmetic concerns. In-office excision allows for:

  • Relief from irritation

  • Improved appearance

  • Quick recovery

What Patients Can Expect

  • Procedure performed with local anesthesia

  • 30–60 minutes outpatient visit

  • Minimal downtime with simple aftercare


Joint Injections for Pain Relief

Conditions Treated

Joint injections help manage:

  • Knee arthritis

  • Shoulder inflammation

  • Wrist pain and tendonitis

  • Trigger finger

Benefits

  • Reduce swelling

  • Improve movement

  • Provide fast pain relief

  • Delay or prevent surgery

Injections are quick, safe, and may give relief for weeks to months, helping you enjoy daily activities without limitation.


Trigger Finger Injections

What Is Trigger Finger?

Trigger finger occurs when a finger gets stuck, clicks, or locks due to tendon inflammation.

How We Treat It

Dr. Abadom uses a steroid injection into the tendon sheath. This reduces swelling, restores smooth movement, and often avoids the need for surgery.

Patients in White Rock and Surrey benefit from faster, local treatment without long referral delays.


Consent, Privacy, and Safety

Before every procedure, patients review and sign a clear consent form. This includes:

  • Explanation of the procedure, risks, and alternatives

  • The right to refuse or withdraw consent anytime

  • Assurance of personal data security under PIPA

  • Aftercare instructions for recovery

All records are stored securely in our encrypted EMR system with role-based access controls.


Aftercare Instructions

To promote safe recovery, CityMed provides verbal and written instructions:

  • For injections: rest the area for 48 hours, monitor for swelling, and limit to three injections per joint per year.

  • For excisions: keep the wound clean, sutures removed within 5–14 days, and watch for signs of infection.


Why Patients Choose CityMed Clinic

  • Location: 4-1493 Foster Street, White Rock, BC

  • Trusted care: Serving White Rock, Surrey, South Surrey, and Delta

  • Convenience: Local, fast access without hospital referrals

  • Compliance: Strong focus on consent, privacy, and professional standards


Booking an Appointment

Procedures are by appointment only. Online booking is not available for these services.

📞 Call us at +1 (604) 385-1493
📍 Visit us at CityMed Medical Clinic – White Rock
🌐 Learn more at www.citymedhealth.ca


FAQs – Consent & Privacy Policy

1. Do I always need written consent?
Not always. Minor procedures may use documented verbal consent, but higher-risk procedures require written consent.

2. How is my information protected?
Your data is secured under PIPA and stored in encrypted EMR systems. Only authorized staff can access it.

3. Can I refuse treatment?
Yes. Patients always have the right to refuse, and alternatives will be explained.

4. How often is the policy updated?
CityMed reviews its consent and privacy policies yearly to stay compliant with BC and federal laws.


Final Thoughts

CityMed Medical Clinic in White Rock is committed to combining modern procedures with strict safety, consent, and privacy standards. Whether you need a skin lesion removed, joint pain managed, or trigger finger treated, Dr. Abadom provides safe, effective, and local solutions.

Take control of your health—call CityMed today to schedule your procedure.

🇨🇦 Proudly Canadian and locally owned and operated. Our doctors and nurse practitioners are now accepting new patients.

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