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Say Goodbye to Unwanted Moles

Mole Removal In Our London Based Clinic

Our Clinic

London Based
Cosmetic Clinic

Want to achieve perfect skin? With our advanced cosmetic mole removal in London, receive top-level treatment, leading-edge methods, and the best outcomes for your flawless mole-less skin.

Mole Removal With Our Practitioners

Our Practitioners

Experienced Surgeons
Cosmetics Experts

With decades of experience, our facial mole removal experts accomplished surgeries offering innovative techniques with best outcomes.

Our Mole Removal Treatment Results

Our Results

Flawless Skin
Smooth Finish

Get perfect skin that is not only flawless and smooth but also healthy. Using our unique methods, we will ensure you have a smooth soft skin blemish free which allows you to radiate with confidence.

What is Mole Removal?

Precision removal

Advanced techniques

What are the reasons for mole removal?

Moles are clusters of pigment cells and appear as brown or black spots. They may be raised or flat and can grow anywhere on the body. Cosmetic mole removal treatment aims to eliminate most moles entirely with little scarring leaving a clear skin.

Different safe ways are used by consultant dermatologists to remove moles from any part of the body. It usually does not hurt much because we give local anaesthetics. Actually, no down time is required for recovery immediately after the procedure. It is a common cosmetic problem and removing it permanently cures it. An experienced dermatologist removes moles for aesthetic purposes and health reasons.

Normal moles are natural, but having lots of raised moles could indicate a greater risk for melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer which is best treated early with surgical excision. Facial mole removal treatment is both preventive, to avoid health issues and a simple solution for all those who have facial moles and are afraid of the way they look.

Several benefits include:

  • Improved appearance
  • Reduce health risks
  • Preventive measure
  • Cosmetic enhancement
  • Enhanced confidence

Techniques Used in Mole Removal Procedures

Feature

Shave Excision

Laser Mole Removal

Method

A scalpel is used to shave off layers of the mole.

Moles are destroyed by a burst of light radiation.

Anaesthesia

The area is numbed using local anaesthesia.

Depending on patients’ preference and type of mole, local anaesthetic is offered at times by the dermatologist.

Healing

Skin at site of mole removal surgery might have small pink area.

The skin can heal without leaving any visible scar behind.

Suitability

Works on Moles which Are Not Flat.

Best for little, even moles that are non cancerous.

Location

Suitable for most areas of the body in general.

Great for small, difficult to reach regions like ears or exposed areas like face.

Number of Treatments

Typically one session.

Multiple treatments may be necessary, 2 to 3 sessions for full removal.

Advantages

Very fast without long downtimes.

Accurate removal methods with the least risk of scarring. Perfect for sensitive areas.

Disadvantages

Can result in a minor minimal scarring; not suitable for all types of moles.

It may need multiple treatments to be properly removed. Hyperpigmentation is a possibility for skin lesions.

The Mole Removal Procedure

A step by step guide to mole removal procedures.

How does mole removal surgery work?

Mole removal typically begins with an appointment at a dermatologist or cosmetic surgeon to examine the mole in person. They will determine the best approach to take it off, which can vary per patient depending on how big your mole is, what type of mole you have, and where in your body it exists. They will clean the area and numb it with local anaesthetic so that you do not feel any pain during this procedure. Or, if the mole is raised they remove it by shaving it off. If it needs deeper cutting, a small surgery is done to lift and take it out due to growth being either extended deep inside. Some might use lasers within. Once the original mole is removed, they will put a bandage on it and give you post-care instructions to follow while your skin heals. Typically healing is fast and you will have little to no scarring afterwards.

Understanding the risks of DIY mole removal.

Why is home removal harmful?

There can be many reasons for which removing moles at home may make it harmful. Firstly, you may not remove the entire mole in such a case it would re-grow. Second, home remedies including cutting or burning off the mole can cause infections when not done properly. Medical treatments will always be the best approach to remove a mole because some types of the moles removed are signs of skin cancer. The wrong methods may also cause scarring or loosen your skin, particular on the face or other noticeable areas. It is better to consult a doctor or dermatologist for mole removal, which will be the safest and most effective way.

Spotting the signs of skin cancer.

How do I know if a mole could be cancerous?

In dermatology, we recommend the "ABCDE" model for spotting cancerous moles. Regularly examine your skin for a suspicious mole displaying these signs and be vigilant in checking in with any changes.

  • Asymmetry: Watch for moles that don't match the other half in size, shape, colour or texture.
  • Borders: Regular moles present sharp boundaries. Moles with irregular or blurry borders should be checked by a dermatologist.
  • Colour: Moles that are not the same colour or shade should be checked out by a doctor.
  • Diameter: Moles greater than 6mm in diameter, but smaller lesions with other concerning symptoms may need to be checked.
  • Evolves: If a mole changes colour, size or shape it should be assessed promptly. These changes may be precancerous or cancerous.

Following these steps often to check your skin could help catch problems early and get treated properly.

Importance of cosmetic mole removal to your skin health.

How are a biopsy and a removal different?

A mole biopsy is performed by lightly scraping the sample of cells and accompanying skin using a sharp blade. Performed in a clinic using local anaesthesia, the sample is then examined to determine whether the cells are normal or have signs of cancer.

Mole removal is primarily used for cosmetic reasons, but it may also serve medical purposes. To assure none of your mole cells turn into cancer or cause them to get larger, and spread to other areas. Our qualified doctor makes sure that every single one is properly cut off completely. You need to follow up with your provider after the mole removal appointment and make sure that you are healing well. We advise coming in once a year to check your moles and rest of the skin.

Expectations and potential follow up treatment.

How long will the result of mole removal treatment last?

Mole removal generally is a permanent cure. Occasionally, the same mole removed could grow back later if it had not been removed sufficiently deep. If this happens, you may require an alternative therapy. At Harley Street Skin Clinic, we have performed a lot of moles removals gently and those patients did not require an additional treatment.

Mole Removal Cost

Price Influencers

Package Choices

How much does mole removal cost?

The pricing for our mole removal in London Harley Street Skin Clinic is in line with the quality of care, clinical environment and experienced practitioners that we have. Here are our mole removal costs:

Mole Removal with Radio Frequency: £450

Each Additional Skin Tag/Mole: £90

Mole Removal with Scalpel: £150

Each Additional Skin Tag/Mole (Scalpel): £50

Biopsy: £780

At these prices, you will always get the best possible care. We offer state-of-the-art mole removal for precise and successful results. Our expert doctors are highly trained and experienced, ensuring you recover quickly with minimal pain. You are choosing the specialist doctor with the best medical knowledge, modern tools and an agreement of excellent health results.

Our Prices

From £468

Mole Removal Before & Afters

The remarkable difference a Harley Street Skin Clinic treatment can provide

Mole Removal After
Mole Removal Before

Moles tend to be most common in areas that the skin cells are subject to lots of sun exposure, i.e. the face, arms, legs, decolletage and torso. They are very common, often developing of their own accord and are most likely to appear before the age of 30, meaning that most people will have anywhere between 10-40 moles (compound nevi) upon reaching adulthood.

Mole Removal After
Mole Removal Before

Having lots of moles does, however, indicate a predisposition to skin cancer - known as melanoma. Malignant melanoma develops from mutations in the melanocytes that make up moles, which is why it is important to closely monitor them for changes in your colour, height, size or shape of suspicious moles, as this can be an indication of melanoma.

Mole Removal After
Mole Removal Before

If you are concerned about this or other skin cancers and are aware of a family history of malignant melanoma prior to your mole removal in London, Harley Street Skin's professional dermatologists and surgeons can scan each mole to assess your skin cancer risk beforehand, and discuss how best to approach the laser mole removal, from both a medical and cosmetic perspective.

Mole Removal Essentials

Prepare
Before Surgery

What you need to know before the treatment?

  • Clean the part of your body that will be treated.
  • Consider the location of your mole and whether you need to get ready. For example, you cannot wear shoes if the mole is on your foot.

Recovery
After Surgery

What are the recommended post-operative care?

  • Maintain the affected area dry and clean.
  • Your dermatologist may recommend an antibiotic ointment for the wound.
  • Keep the region dry when bathing.
  • Avoid heavy sweating activities.
  • Do not stretch or move the skin.
  • Dress the wound every 2-3 days.
  • If your skin starts to hurt, turn red, or feels swollen, get in touch with the dermatologist ASAP.

Prevent
After Surgery

How do you prevent most moles from returning after removal?

  • Listen to the doctor on how they want you to take care of it to heal correctly.
  • Ensure that the skin is well-protected from sunlight to prevent moles formation.
  • Use sunscreen.
  • Check your skin for new suspicious moles or changes that could be cancerous, and inform your dermatologist of any unusual marks.
  • Alcohol does nothing but dehydrate your skin, please drink in moderation.
Why Have Mole Removal?

Advantages

Early Detection

Health Monitoring

Preventive Measure

Regular checkups are the means to catch health problems on time.

If your doctor sees a suspicious mole, a biopsy can be performed to see if there is any skin cancer present.

Identifying and treating unusual moles early on can prevent bigger issues.

Enhanced Appearance

Clear Skin

Skin Refinement

It ensures that your skin looks smoother and more even.

Removing moles can truly make you look better physically.

It boosts your self-esteem because of your improved appearance.

Reduced Irritation

Less Friction

Smoother Sensation

You will feel more comfortable removing the moles that rub against your clothes.

Removing moles in areas where they rub can prevent irritation.

Raised or rough moles can make your skin appear smoother.

Recovery Timeline

Day 1-2

You may have some pain and swelling for up to 2 days.

  • Keep the area clean and dry.
  • Use ointments prescribed by your doctor.

Week 1

As it heals, a scab will develop over the area.

  • Keep the area clean and dry.
  • Use ointments prescribed by your doctor.

Weeks 2-4

After 1 to 2 weeks, the scab will fall off on its own to make way for new skin. The site may still be slightly red as it continues to heal.

  • Keep the area moisturised.
  • Keep out of the sun.
  • Apply sunscreen all the time.

Month 1-3

It might develop a little scar but will fade over time. The new skin will continue to appear more like your surrounding skin.

  • Keep the area moisturised.
  • Keep out of the sun.
  • Apply sunscreen all the time.

Month 3+

Over time, scars will continue to fade and become less noticeable.

  • Keep out of the sun.
  • Apply sunscreen all the time.
Mole Removal Benefits

Physical

Clearer Skin

Smooth Texture

  • It makes your skin appear more flawless and balanced.
  • It makes the skin feel smoother.
  • It makes you feel more comfortable by eliminating moles that rub against clothes or jewellery.
  • Your face and entire body may appear better without the undesirable moles.
  • Psychological Well-being

    Boosted Confidence

    Peace of Mind

  • It makes you happier about your appearance.
  • Boosting your self-esteem with clearer skin.
  • Not having to stress as much about its appearance and health risks.
  • It makes social interactions feel more at ease with clear skin.
  • Health Benefits

    Cancer Prevention

    Early Detection

  • Treatment of moles that may be becoming cancerous.
  • Early detection of skin cancer through analysing excised moles.
  • Examining your moles for any changes of appearance.
  • Lowering the potential of skin problems due to potentially dangerous moles.
  • Am I suitable?

    Who is the ideal candidate?

    If you are self-conscious about how a mole appears, or have serious concerns that an irregularly shaped or coloured mole may be cancerous then it would be beneficial for you to undergo treatment. It is proven safe and effective for people of all ages, types, and colours.

    What are the risks?

    Can a risk be prevented?

    Mole removal treatment is an entirely safe procedure, but every sort of process contains risks to be considered.

    Common Risks:

    • Scarring: You could have a small scar where the mole was.
    • Infection: Infections can occur in the area if not cared for correctly.
    • Bleeding: It could occur during the actual procedure or after.

    Less Common Risks:

    • Allergic reaction: An allergic response to the anaesthetic agents is theoretically possible.
    • Mole return: Sometimes, the mole may regrow after being removed.

    Cosmetic Concerns:

    • Changes in skin colour: The skin can appear lighter or darker at the place where the mole was.
    • Change in texture: The skin may not be as good as before.

    Healing Issues:

    • Slow healing: It may take some time to heal, particularly if the area is mobile.
    • Keloids: Raised scars known as keloids may form in some people.

    After the process, be sure to follow your doctor's advice and tell them about any abnormalities.

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