A mole is a small, usually brown or black, spot on the skin. Moles are common and can appear anywhere on the body. While most are harmless, you may want to have a mole removed for cosmetic reasons or because it’s bothersome.
Some moles can become cancerous or precancerous, so it’s important to monitor them for any changes.
During your initial consultation, your doctor will examine your skin to confirm the diagnosis and rule out any concerning features.
They may use a Dermatoscope, a special magnifying glass that allows them to see details that are not visible to the naked eye.
Once the diagnosis is confirmed, your doctor will discuss your treatment options. The exact procedure will depend on the mole’s location and size.
The procedure will be performed under local anaesthesic and should take approximately 30 minutes. The procedure may leave a scar, but it should fade over time. We’ll send the sample to our local pathology lab for confirmation of the diagnosis and notify your GP of the results.
Inial Consultaon: £50 (deductible from cost of procedure)
Procedure: £500
