Our Dermatology, Non-Surgical, and Skin Store services are now offered through Oakville Skin
Our patients rely on the knowledge and expertise of our physicians and nurses; now you can, too. Browse our blog for information on the innovative technologies, rejuvenation treatments and procedures available at ICLS Plastic Surgery. For over 30 years ICLS has been serving the Greater Toronto and Hamilton areas in our Oakville clinic.
If you have questions about a concern or procedure, contact one of our patient coordinators at 905-842-2262.
Skin tags, also known as Acrochordon or Papilloma’s, are generally benign lesions that you may wish to remove for cosmetic reasons. They may interfere with the wearing of eyeglasses, jewellery or possibly bleed when shaving. These small growths pose no threat. Most appear smooth and flat, but some appear as flaps of skin. They are […]
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A lipoma is a small growing, fatty deposit that develops between your skin and the underlying muscle layer. It feels doughy and usually it is not tender, moves readily with slight finger pressure. They are often detected on the body during middle age. They commonly occur on the chest, back, shoulders, arms and thighs but […]
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Moles come in a variety of shapes, sizes and colours, and can be found anywhere on the body. Most moles are benign or non-cancerous. They are formed when pigment cells, also known as melanocytes, grow in clusters. Over time, sun exposure can cause new moles to form. Family or genetic history also plays a role […]
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Keloid scars are a type of raised scar that can occur anywhere the skin has been damaged whether by laceration, acne, surgical incision or even burn. They develop when fibrous scar tissue grows excessively and creates smooth, hard, raised growths that extend beyond the area of injury. Many of the keloids we treat at ICLS […]
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Cysts are noncancerous, closed pockets of tissue that can be filled with fluid, pus, air or other material. Cysts are common skin lesions that can appear anywhere on the body. They often feel like large peas under the surface of the skin. Cysts can develop as a result of trauma or infection, clogging of sebaceous […]
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