Manchester’s leading private lumps clinic
Are you concerned about a lump?
Manchester Lumps Clinic is a private, specialised clinic treating for patients with a lump that requires expert assessment, diagnostics and management.
About us
Whatever your lump concern, we are here to help.
Manchester Lumps Clinics is run by Mr Kumar, a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust with specialist interest in musculoskeletal oncology in particular soft tissue sarcomas. He is the Clinical Lead of Sarcoma for Greater Manchester Sarcoma.
In your consultation we will ensure all your queries are answered and you have a clear idea of treatment options available. We firmly believe in patient centred care maintaining high standards and satisfaction.
Our lumps specialists offer flexible consultation options. Whether you prefer face-to-face meetings for a personalised touch, video conferences for remote accessibility, or telephone consultations for quick discussions, we ensure seamless communication to address your concerns effectively.
Please get in touch if you have any questions or wish to book an appointment at Manchester Lumps Clinic.
One-stop-clinic: Assessed • Scanned • Results
Rapid diagnostic clinic
Answers within the hour for patients with lumps and bumps
How we can help
Common Lumps
lipoma
Lipomas are small, or large, benign fatty lumps that appear commonly in the lumps or torso.
cysts
Cysts are common benign fluid filled lesions which may present as soft tissue or bony lumps.
vascular malformation
Venous malformations are anomalies in blood vessels. It may be present since birth, or develop after trauma or even pregnancy.
soft tissue sarcoma
Soft tissue sarcomas are a group of rare cancers affecting the tissues that connect, support and surround other body structures and organs.
joint swelling
Unexplained join pain should be investigated to rule out any soft tissue or bone lesions.
enlarged lymph glands
Enlarged lymph glands can be detected as a swelling in areas where lymph nodes are commonly located.
