Treatments

Minor Surgery

Minor surgery in Houston, TX: moles, cysts and lipomas. Outpatient procedure in Spanish, with affordable pricing.

Many skin and soft-tissue problems are solved with a simple procedure. At Clínica Hispana Cruz #3 we perform minor outpatient surgery with local anesthesia and no hospital stay.

What's included?

Evaluation of the mole, cyst or lesion
Outpatient procedure with local anesthesia
Removal of moles, cysts and lipomas
Clear after-care instructions
Suture removal when appropriate

Fast and safe

Most of these procedures take little time and don't require hospitalization. We explain every step in Spanish so you feel at ease.

Why choose Clínica Hispana Cruz #3?

We are a Hispanic and Latino clinic that cares for you 100% in Spanish, with no appointment needed and affordable pricing, no insurance required. Find your medical center near you at 5411 S Braeswood Blvd, Houston, TX 77096, open Monday through Sunday from 9 AM to 9 PM. Our team treats every patient with respect, time and clear explanations.

Payment

You don't need health insurance. We offer affordable, transparent pricing and accept cash and cards. Ask us about the cost of your service before your visit.

Areas we serve

We care for patients across Houston, TX and the entire southwest side of the city: Meyerland, Braeswood, Westbury, Bellaire, Sharpstown, Gulfton and nearby communities.

Included in this service

Outpatient procedures

Local anesthesia

Removal of moles, cysts and lipomas

After-care explained

Ready to schedule your appointment?

Call us now or visit us — no appointment needed

+1 (832) 323-2330

Frequently Asked Questions

Any cut through the skin leaves some mark, but the incision is kept as small as possible and lined up with the natural creases of the skin. Following the aftercare instructions, not picking at scabs and protecting the area from the Texas sun for several months all help the scar fade and flatten.

Usually not. Local anesthesia numbs only the area being treated, so you stay fully awake and alert. The exception is a procedure on the foot or hand you use to drive, where a bulky dressing or soreness can make driving unsafe; in that case, bring someone along or plan a ride.

Often not right away. An inflamed, painful cyst is usually drained first to calm the infection, which is handled through [abscess drainage](/services/drenaje-abscesos), and the cyst wall is removed later once the area has settled. Taking it out in a calm stage lowers the chance that it fills up and comes back.

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