Types of Moles
There are several types of moles, including benign moles, suspicious moles, and harmless moles. Benign moles are non-cancerous and can be removed for cosmetic reasons. Suspicious moles, on the other hand, may be cancerous and require further examination. Harmless moles are common and can be removed using various mole removal methods, including shave excision and surgical excision. Our doctors are experienced in identifying and removing all types of moles, including facial moles, raised moles, and flat or suspicious moles. We also remove skin tags and other skin lesions.
Get Your Mole Removed
At Skin to Love we offer a possibly life-saving mole screening service with medical staff who assess, diagnose, and treat moles daily. Click here to read more about our private St. Albans dermatology service.
At our Dermatology Clinic in Hertfordshire, we offer short waiting times, which is ideal if you need some reassurance. You will start off with a skin assessment during which your medical practitioner will use a dermatoscope to assess your skin. If necessary, we offer quick and easy minor skin surgery for concerns such as moles, skin tags and cyst removal.
One of the risks associated with shave excision is that some mole cells may remain beneath the skin, potentially leading to regrowth.
This service is not all about us though; our dermatology qualifications, skill and experience come as standard at Skin to Love. This about you:
Whether you have two or two thousand moles, it’s important to take care of your skin. If there is a mole or a skin lesion that you would like removed, you will need to have it assessed and then the method of removal will be discussed with you fully, along with the full cost of the proposed treatment.
Mole Removal Methods
We offer several mole removal methods, including shave excision, ellipse excision, and laser mole removal. Shave excision is a minimally invasive procedure that involves removing the mole using a special tool. Ellipse excision is a surgical procedure that involves removing the mole and a small amount of surrounding skin. Laser mole removal is a non-invasive procedure that uses a laser to remove the mole. Our doctors will discuss the best mole removal options with you during your consultation, taking into account your medical history and the type of mole you have. We also offer private mole removal services, including same-day mole removal and multiple moles removal.
Procedure and Aftercare
The mole removal procedure typically involves a local anaesthetic to numb the area, followed by the removal of the mole using the chosen method. After the procedure, our doctors will provide you with aftercare instructions to ensure proper healing and minimal scarring. We also offer follow-up appointments to check on the healing progress and provide any necessary further treatment. Our goal is to provide pain-free mole removal with minimal scarring, and we take every precaution to ensure your safety and comfort during the procedure. We also offer free consultation and removal services, with no hidden costs.
Mole Removal Reviews
“A very well informative assessment on my mole check today. Emma was very professional and detailed step by step on the whole process. I felt relaxed and came away with good information, that I can process in my own time on my decision for the next option stages. Thank you all to a great team at the Skin Clinic.” Karen
“Emma was lovely She helped me to feel relaxed and educated me about my skin tags. She talked me through the process and carried out the removal procedure with the utmost care. She has a lovely manner about her that establishes trust. Will definitely revisit again.” Christina
“Had a really pleasurable experience here. Emma was fantastic and explained it all and reassured me. She was lovely and really professional. Excellent!!” Melissa
If you are considering a lesion or mole removal private clinic, please click here to learn more about our Hertfordshire dermatology service.
*Accessed on 24/11/21 via https://www.nhs.uk/Services/hospitals/Services/Service/DefaultView.aspx?id=91502