In general paediatric surgery, a variety of treatments are carried out to manage routine surgical needs and minor conditions in children, ensuring safe care and quicker recovery. These procedures include:

• Circumcision – a minor surgical procedure performed to remove the foreskin for medical or hygienic reasons.
• Trauma management – treatment of injuries such as cuts, wounds, or minor accidents requiring surgical care.
• Abscess drainage – a procedure to remove pus from infected areas to reduce pain and promote healing.
• Cosmetic wound suturing – careful stitching of wounds to ensure proper healing with minimal visible scarring.
• Scar revision – a procedure to improve the appearance and texture of existing scars.
• Keloid excision – removal of thick, raised scars that grow beyond the original wound area.
• Polydactyly excision – surgical removal of extra fingers or toes present at birth.
• Tongue tie release – a simple procedure to improve tongue movement in children with restricted tongue tissue.
• Stitch removal – safe removal of sutures after proper wound healing.
• Dressings – regular wound care to prevent infection and support faster healing.