Soft tissue lumps such as lipomas, cysts and benign skin lesions are common and often harmless. When they grow, become uncomfortable or uncertain in nature, assessment with Mr Mathew Jacob helps determine the best treatment approach.
Understanding the Condition
These lesions may appear as painless lumps or areas of swelling under the skin. Most are benign, but some become bothersome or cosmetically concerning. Consulting Mr Mathew Jacob ensures accurate diagnosis and reassurance about whether removal is recommended.
Lipomas (fatty lumps), sebaceous or epidermoid cysts, and benign skin nodules are frequently seen and usually non-cancerous.
When should I seek help?
If a lump grows, becomes painful, changes appearance or causes concern, referral to Mr Mathew Jacob is the best way to confirm the diagnosis and discuss treatment.
Know More About What We Offer
Mr Mathew Jacob provides clinical examination and ultrasound review when needed. Procedures suitable for outpatient treatment can be performed in our purpose-built treatment room at the Clinic, and larger or more complex lesions are managed surgically when required.
Robotic Surgery
Robotic surgery uses advanced technology for precise, minimally invasive procedures, often allowing smaller incisions and faster recovery. Mr Mathew Jacob is an experienced robotic surgeon and console accredited with the da Vinci XI Robotic System and supervises other surgeons starting their robotic journey (formally known as Proctorship) sharing his expertise to ensure safe, effective use of this advanced technology.
General surgery includes abdominal, gastrointestinal and soft-tissue conditions, along with endoscopic investigations including gastroscopy, colonoscopy and polypectomy.
Colorectal surgery covers conditions of the colon, rectum and anus, as well as endoscopic procedures such as colonoscopy, polypectomy and haemorrhoid banding. Patients may need assessment for bleeding, changes in bowel habits, anal pain, or when screening identifies a concerning finding.
Everyone’s “normal” is different, but if you’re experiencing anything unusual or new, please speak with your GP and discuss whether a referral to Mr Mathew Jacob is appropriate. We need to receive all referrals before arranging consultations. If you have any questions about this process, our team is always here to help.
