Welcome to Mole Check Removal Clinic in London, where your health and aesthetic goals meet expert care. Specialising in mole removal, we offer tailored solutions to address both cosmetic concerns and health precautions. Our dedicated team is here to guide you through understanding your options and ensuring the safest, most effective treatment.
Remove unwanted moles safely, painlessly, and with expert care in London. Our leading dermatologists and aesthetic surgeons offer a full range of cosmetic and medical mole removal options – including shave excision, surgical excision, laser treatment, and cryotherapy – depending on your skin type and mole assessment. With no NHS referral needed and direct access to some of the UK’s top private doctors, you can book a same-day consultation and treatment with minimal downtime. Expect natural-looking results, personalised care, and complete confidence in your skin.
Patients trust our doctors for their expertise, professionalism, and exceptional care.
Mole Removal Doctor consultation is £100 (cosmetic reasons) or £195 (skin cancer check). We allocate enough time should you wish to have the procedure done straight after the consultation. Please note that all prices are subject to a consultation.
These are small, round or oval in shape, and typically brown or black. Common moles can appear anywhere on the body and are usually harmless. They’re the most frequently removed type, often for cosmetic reasons.
Raised moles protrude above the skin and are often soft to the touch. They may be flesh-coloured or darker and are commonly removed when they cause irritation, catch on clothing, or affect appearance.
Flat moles lie flush with the skin and are usually smooth and evenly pigmented. They tend to blend into the surrounding skin unless they appear in prominent areas like the face.
Moles that develop on the face can be flat or raised and vary in size and colour. These are often removed for cosmetic reasons, especially when they affect symmetry or sit in highly visible areas.
These are bright red or purple, dome-shaped growths caused by a cluster of blood vessels. Though harmless, cherry angiomas are commonly removed from areas like the torso or upper body for aesthetic reasons.
Skin tags are small, soft, hanging growths that are usually flesh-toned. While not technically moles, they are often mistaken for them and can be removed in a similar, painless procedure.
Present from birth, congenital moles vary in size and colour. Some require monitoring over time, especially if they change in appearance, though many are removed later in life for personal or medical reasons.
These moles have irregular borders, multiple colours, or an unusual size. They may be removed as a precaution, especially if there’s any concern about skin cancer or if they differ from other moles on the body.
Darker in colour due to excess melanin, pigmented moles can be flat or raised. They are often more noticeable on lighter skin tones and are commonly removed for cosmetic blending or reassurance.
Some people develop groups of moles close together, often on the back, shoulders, or limbs. While usually benign, clustered moles may be monitored for any changes or removed if they cause concern.
In London, we offer a range of expert-led mole removal treatments, each suited to different skin types, mole appearances, and personal preferences. Whether you’re looking for a quick cosmetic solution or a more comprehensive medical procedure, our dermatologists and aesthetic surgeons will recommend the most appropriate method based on your individual assessment.
A quick, minimally invasive procedure where the mole is gently shaved down to skin level using a fine surgical blade. This option is ideal for raised or protruding moles. There are no stitches required, and scarring is usually minimal.
This method removes the entire mole, including its root, and is recommended for deeper or potentially suspicious moles. It involves a small incision, stitches, and a slightly longer recovery time. The results are typically permanent, with a small linear scar.
A non-invasive approach suitable for small, flat, or superficial moles that do not need to be sent for biopsy. Laser energy breaks down the mole’s pigment without cutting the skin. Healing is fast, and discomfort is minimal, though not all mole types are suitable for laser treatment.
This involves freezing the mole with liquid nitrogen, causing it to blister and fall away over time. It’s commonly used for flat, non-cancerous moles. The treatment is quick, with little to no downtime, but some moles may need more than one session.
Electrocautery uses a small electrical current to burn away the mole in a precise and controlled manner. It’s often used for cosmetic removals in delicate areas. The treatment is fast and reduces the risk of bleeding or visible scarring.
From start to finish, mole removal is a straightforward and well-managed experience. Whether you’re having a cosmetic or medical procedure, our team ensures everything is explained clearly, carried out professionally, and followed by full aftercare support – all in one visit.
When you arrive, you’ll be greeted by our team and asked to complete a short medical form. This helps us ensure everything is tailored to your health and treatment goals.
A dermatologist or aesthetic surgeon will examine the mole and discuss the most suitable removal method for you. You’ll have time to ask questions and decide whether to proceed on the day.
If you’re happy to go ahead, your treatment is usually carried out immediately. The area is numbed with local anaesthetic and the mole is removed using one of several techniques — including shave excision, surgical excision, laser, or electrocautery.
Once the mole is removed, the area is cleaned and covered with a sterile dressing. You’ll receive clear aftercare instructions to support healing and reduce the chance of scarring.
We offer free follow-up support if you need it — from dressing changes to any healing concerns. Most patients recover quickly, with no need for time off work or downtime.
Choosing the right clinic for mole removal in London means finding a balance between medical expertise, safety, convenience, and natural-looking results. At our London location, we bring together experienced specialists, advanced techniques, and a private, professional environment – making your treatment smooth from start to finish.
Whether you’re looking to remove a mole for health reasons or aesthetic concerns, our team of dermatologists and aesthetic surgeons are trained in both. We tailor each treatment to your goals – ensuring the results look natural and feel right for you.
Our clinic is just minutes from major transport links like Oxford Circus and Bond Street stations, making it easy to reach from anywhere in Central London or Greater London. Whether you’re coming from work or home, you’ll find our location accessible and discreet.
You don’t need a referral to see our specialists. Simply book your appointment online or over the phone, and you can be seen quickly – often with same-day treatment available.
Every mole removal is carried out by a GMC-registered doctor, dermatologist, or consultant aesthetic surgeon. You’ll be treated by a medical expert who performs this procedure regularly, using evidence-based techniques with patient safety as the top priority.
We use advanced methods such as shave excision and electrocautery, which are designed to leave as little scarring as possible. Wherever suitable, we avoid stitches and always aim for results that blend naturally with your skin.
Opting for professional mole removal means choosing safety, expertise, and peace of mind. Professionals have the tools, knowledge, and experience to accurately diagnose and effectively remove moles with minimal risk. Unlike at-home methods, which can be unsafe and ineffective, professional removal ensures the procedure is done correctly, with care taken to minimise scarring and ensure proper healing.
You might consider having a mole removed if it has changed in size, shape, or colour, which can be sign of potential health issues. Other reasons include discomfort (if the mole rubs against clothing or jewellery) or cosmetic reasons if you simply don’t like the way it looks. However, it’s important to consult with a professional to determine if removal is necessary or advisable.
There are several methods for mole removal:
Mole removal is generally not very painful. Most methods involve local anaesthesia to numb the area, so you shouldn’t feel much during the procedure. There might be some discomfort or a sensation of pressure, but this is usually minimal. After the procedure, there may be some tenderness or sensitivity as the area heals.
Preparation is simple:
Recovery varies depending on the removal method but is generally quick. You might experience some redness, swelling, or discomfort initially. Your doctor will provide specific aftercare instructions, which may include keeping the area clean and applying a prescribed ointment. It’s important to follow these instructions to ensure proper healing and minimize scarring.
Scarring can depend on the mole removal method and the individual’s healing process. However, professional mole removal aims to minimize scarring as much as possible. Techniques are chosen based on the mole’s location and appearance to ensure the best cosmetic outcome. Any scarring that does occur typically fades over time and can be further treated if necessary.
