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Hout Bay Family Medical Clinic offers in-practice ultrasound examinations to assist with the assessment of selected medical conditions and areas of concern. Ultrasound imaging can help our doctors investigate symptoms more efficiently and determine whether further testing, treatment or specialist referral is required.
We provide ECG testing and heart health assessments for patients experiencing palpitations, chest discomfort, dizziness, shortness of breath or other cardiovascular symptoms. Our doctors can review the results, assess your overall heart risk and arrange further cardiac investigation where necessary.
Hout Bay Family Medical Clinic performs selected minor surgical procedures in a safe and professional clinical environment. These may include the treatment or removal of suitable skin lesions, cysts and other minor concerns following a thorough medical assessment.
We offer iron infusions for patients with clinically confirmed iron deficiency who may not respond adequately to oral supplements or who require more rapid replacement. Treatment is provided under medical supervision, with appropriate assessment and monitoring before, during and after the infusion.
Hout Bay Family Medical Clinic provides selected infusion therapies prescribed according to an individual patient’s medical needs. Our doctors carefully assess suitability, administer treatment in a controlled setting and monitor patients throughout the procedure.
We offer cryotherapy for the treatment of selected warts, skin tags, sun-damaged spots and other suitable skin lesions. The procedure uses controlled freezing to treat the affected tissue and is performed after a doctor has assessed the area.
Our medical team provides professional wound care for cuts, grazes, burns, ulcers, infected wounds and post-procedure dressings. Care may include wound cleaning, dressing changes, infection assessment and practical advice to support proper healing.
Hout Bay Family Medical Clinic offers ear syringing for patients with impacted earwax causing blocked ears, discomfort or reduced hearing. A doctor will first examine the ear to confirm that irrigation is safe and appropriate before proceeding with treatment.
We provide selected point-of-care tests that can deliver useful results during or shortly after your consultation. Depending on the clinical need, this may support faster assessment, diagnosis and treatment planning without waiting for external laboratory results.
Our doctors can arrange a wide range of laboratory investigations, including blood, urine, stool and other diagnostic tests. Results are carefully reviewed to help confirm a diagnosis, monitor treatment and guide any further care or specialist referral.