About Minor Wounds
A minor wounds, such as a graze or cut, happen when the skin is broken and may be caused by many different things such as falls, accidents or something sharp. These wounds may cause redness, bleeding, and discomfort, and can become infected if not properly cleaned and cared for.
Timely treatment helps reduce the risk of infection and supports better healing. Most cuts and grazes are straightforward and will usually require either bandaging, wound coverings, skin glue or steri-strips, or symptom relief. However, some may need referral if the wound is deep or in a difficult location. For any suspected broken bones, enrolled patients should use our Wigram clinic, and casual patients should attend an urgent care provider.
Who can we treat?
We can see patients of all ages for minor wounds and skin injuries.
How can we help?
- Assessment, cleaning, and dressing of cuts and grazes
- Pain relief if needed
- Follow-up care to check healing
- ACC18 medical certificates (additional fee may apply)
Clinic Locations
Patients who are enrolled with WeCare have the flexibility to utilise services at any and all of our clinics.
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