Cadogan Clinic is a leading specialist cosmetic surgery clinic based in the heart of London. We’re home to the leading specialists in Breast Augmentation, Liposuction, and a comprehensive range of face, breast and body treatments.
View all Cosmetic SurgeryCadogan Clinic is a leading specialist cosmetic surgery clinic based in the heart of London. We’re home to the leading specialists in Breast Augmentation, Liposuction, and a comprehensive range of face, breast and body treatments.
Cadogan Clinic offers a full range of cosmetic breast surgery to help make the changes you want to your breasts under the guidance of the best surgeons in the UK.
Cadogan Clinic offers a range of cosmetic surgery to help make the changes you want to your body under the guidance of the very best surgeons in the UK.
Cadogan Clinic provides a wide range of cosmetic gynaecological surgery procedures performed by a multi-disciplinary team of the best surgeons in the UK.
Cadogan Clinic offers a wide range of facial cosmetic surgery procedures to help you make the changes you want, under the guidance of the very best surgeons.
Fat transfer, also referred to as fat grafting and lipofilling, has become widely accepted as the optimal means of soft-tissue filling in all areas of the body, including the face, breasts, hands and buttocks
Gender dysphoria is a term used to describe how an individual feels a strong sense of disassociation between their gender identity and biological sex.
Cadogan Clinic provides both female and male cosmetic surgery. Almost all of our procedures are suitable for men as well as women.
Below you will find some key information to help you prepare for surgery and make necessary arrangements to ensure you have the support you need and that everything runs smoothly on the day.
Cadogan Clinic is a leading non-surgical cosmetic clinic based in the heart of London. We’re home to some of the leading injectables and dermal filler specialists, and are experts in the anti-ageing and skin rejuvenation process.
View all Non-SurgicalCadogan Clinic is a leading non-surgical cosmetic clinic based in the heart of London. We’re home to some of the leading injectables and dermal filler specialists, and are experts in the anti-ageing and skin rejuvenation process.
There are many factors which contribute to ageing skin and when deciding on a treatment solution, these are important to consider.
At the Cadogan Clinic, we offer a comprehensive range of non-surgical cosmetic treatments, to refresh and rejuvenate your appearance.
Cadogan Clinic is a leading dermatology clinic based in the heart of London. We’re home to some of the leading acne, eczema and rosacea specialists, and are experts in the mole and skin cancer diagnosis and removal process.
View all DermatologyCadogan Clinic is a leading dermatology clinic based in the heart of London. We’re home to some of the leading acne, eczema and rosacea specialists, and are experts in the mole and skin cancer diagnosis and removal process.
Skin is incredibly important to your health and your appearance. The Cadogan Clinic has one of the largest and experienced teams of consultant dermatologists.
We are all becoming increasingly aware of the risks posed by sun damage to the skin, as well as the need to protect our skin in day-to-day life.
Cadogan Clinic is a leading day case centre of excellence based in the heart of London. Alongside our international team of plastic surgeons and dermatologists, we’re home to some of the leading gynaecologists, ophthalmologists, podiatrists and urologists in the country.
View all DepartmentsCadogan Clinic is a leading day case centre of excellence based in the heart of London. Alongside our international team of plastic surgeons and dermatologists, we’re home to some of the leading gynaecologists, ophthalmologists, podiatrists and urologists in the country.
We are experts in a wide range of Andrology treatments, in both elective and medical conditions.
Cadogan Clinic provides a wide range of cosmetic gynaecological surgery procedures performed by a multi-disciplinary team of the best surgeons in the UK.
Cosmetic foot surgery can help by firstly eliminating the sources of chronic pain or deformity and secondly, reshaping the feet for aesthetic appeal, often resulting in smaller, slimmer feet with a reduced shoe size.
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A lump in the earlobe is usually a benign cyst. There are two treatment options for getting rid of an earlobe cyst. Often, the best way is surgical and carried out under a local anaesthetic. The doctor will make a small cut in the cyst and remove the abnormal tissue. Cysts can also be drained of the fluid inside them.
Removing the cyst surgically means it is less likely to come back. However, the draining option, while quick and easy, does mean that the cyst is more likely to return.
Often, benign cysts will go away without treatment, but you should keep an eye out for any changes in shape or colour, as these may be signs that you should see a doctor.
A cyst is a pocket of skin or other tissue containing air or fluid (often a thick, white substance called keratin).
Sometimes skin cells multiply or grow instead of being shed, embedding themselves deeper into the epidermis and forming the walls of a cyst within the top layers of the skin. They can also form on a hair follicle if the outermost layer is irritated or injured. Cysts are also known as epidermoid cysts, or epidermal inclusion cysts.
Epidermoid cysts affect men more than women, but anyone, regardless of gender or age, can develop a cyst. However, there are a number of factors which can increase the risk of an epidermoid cyst forming.
Earlobe cysts, or epidermoid cysts, look like small, smooth bumps under the skin of the earlobe. They can vary slightly in colour, from matching your natural skin pigmentation through to a bright red.
They are generally no bigger than the size of a pea, but you should pay attention to any changes in size as this might be a sign that you should seek medical advice.
If a cyst bursts or is damaged, it might leak a thick, white fluid called keratin.
Cysts in the earlobe are almost always benign and shouldn’t cause any problems other than a minor cosmetic issue. Sometimes an earlobe cyst can become infected and will then require medical attention. Signs of an infection may include:
These occur when epidermis cells that should have been shed bury into the skin and multiply, forming the walls of the cyst. They secrete a type of protein called keratin which fills up the cyst.
Other causes of earlobe cysts include damaged hair follicles or oil glands, and they also tend to run in families. Sometimes they can form for no reason at all, but they are generally not a cause for concern.
A lump on your earlobe is most likely a benign cyst and will usually go away without treatment. However, you should keep an eye on your cyst and note if there are any changes, as this might be an indicator that you should seek medical treatment.
You should see a doctor if your cyst:
Benign earlobe cysts will often go away on their own, but the length of time this can take depends on a number of factors and varies from person to person. Sometimes these lumps can only go away with treatment. You should keep an eye on your cyst and seek help if it doesn’t appear to be healing.
It might be tempting to try and pop a cyst, but this is a bad idea as it can lead to scarring and infection. It is best to apply a warm compress to the cyst to encourage drainage and reduce swelling.
The only effective way to get rid of an ear cyst that will not heal by itself is by surgically removing the cyst under a local anaesthetic. By removing the cyst in this way, it is unlikely that it will return.
Another option is draining the cyst of its contents. This procedure is quick and simple, but drainage treatment is not as thorough and therefore the cyst may return.
Earlobe cysts are almost always benign and can disappear on their own. However, if they grow and cause pain or hearing loss, then a GP appointment is recommended to discuss the options available.
Lumps can form on the earlobe following a piercing. This is caused by the body making too much scar tissue, known as keloids, which spread out from the original wound, causing a small mass or bump to appear which is bigger than the original piercing. A keloid will not go away on its own and will require surgical intervention.
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