Mole Removal

A mole is a common skin growth that can vary in size, colour, and shape. Most moles are harmless, but some may require removal for medical or cosmetic reasons.

After careful examination, the area around the mole will be cleaned to limit infection. Your surgeon will perform an oval cut to remove the mole completely. The mole(s) will be sent to a lab for analysis. The wound will be closed with stitches and covered with a dressing if necessary.

Possible complications include pain, bleeding, infection, scarring, wound breakdown, and the possibility of the mole returning. In some cases, a larger operation may be required.

Patients request mole removal for several reasons, including finding the mole unsightly or the mole catching on clothing.

Our skilled surgeons prioritise exceptional cosmetic outcomes, aiming for minimal scarring and a natural appearance as much as possible. Advanced techniques and precise removal methods contribute to seamless results.

Our experienced surgeons ensure the safe and precise removal of moles, minimising the risk of complications. Patient safety and well-being are our top priorities.

Yes, we offer both online and face-to-face initial consultations, providing flexibility and convenience for our patients.

Yes, moles removed during the procedure can be sent to a lab for analysis, providing valuable insights and accurate diagnosis.

Your surgeon or GP will provide the results of the analysis and offer additional advice as necessary, ensuring comprehensive care and support throughout the process.