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| Mole or Lesion Assessment | £180 |
If you have a mole or skin lesion that is bothering you, has changed in appearance, or you would simply like it professionally assessed, MUMS offers a convenient private assessment and removal service for adults.
Where clinically appropriate, assessment and removal can take place during the same appointment, avoiding the need to return for a separate procedure.
Our clinicians can assess moles and a range of skin lesions using dermoscopy, discuss whether removal is appropriate and, where suitable, perform the procedure at our CQC-registered clinic in Solihull.
No GP referral is required.
Our service is provided by clinicians experienced in dermatology and minor skin surgery.
Dr Huda Al-Kutubi
Consultant Dermatologist
Assessment and removal of suitable moles and skin lesions, including lesions on the face and neck.
Dr Sri Balachandran
Minor Surgery GP
Assessment and removal of suitable moles and skin lesions, including lesions on the face and neck.
Dr Vandna Sharma
GP with an Extended Role in Dermatology
Assessment and removal of suitable moles and skin lesions below the neck.
Dr Sanah Bholah
GP with an Extended Role in Dermatology
Assessment and removal of suitable moles and skin lesions below the neck.
If you are enquiring about a mole or lesion on your face or neck, please tell us when booking so that we can arrange your appointment with the appropriate clinician.
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Service |
Fee |
|---|---|
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Mole or Skin Lesion Assessment |
£180 |
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Mole or Skin Lesion Removal |
£275 |
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Each Additional Mole/Lesion Removal |
£275 |
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Histopathology Laboratory Analysis |
£240 |
One £180 assessment appointment can include assessment of up to three moles or lesions.
If you would like several areas assessed or removed, please tell our team when booking. We may need to arrange a longer appointment.
Additional charges will be discussed with you before any procedure is performed.
Yes, where clinically appropriate.
Appointments are approximately 45 minutes, allowing time for your clinician to assess the area, discuss the findings and explain your treatment options.
If removal is appropriate and you wish to proceed, the procedure can usually be performed during the same appointment.
However, removal is always subject to clinical assessment first. There may be circumstances where your clinician recommends further investigation, a different treatment or referral rather than same-day removal.
Your clinician will begin by discussing the mole or lesion with you, including any changes you have noticed and your relevant medical history.
The area will then be examined and, where appropriate, assessed using a dermoscope.
Dermoscopy uses a specialist magnifying device to allow the clinician to examine structures and features within a skin lesion that cannot always be seen clearly with the naked eye.
Your clinician will explain their findings and discuss whether removal is appropriate.
If a procedure is recommended, they will explain what it involves, including the expected outcome, potential risks, aftercare and costs, before you decide whether to proceed.
At MUMS, removed moles and relevant skin lesions are sent to our partner histopathology laboratory for examination under a microscope.
While dermoscopy provides important clinical information, histopathology examines the removed tissue in greater detail and provides the laboratory diagnosis.
The histopathology fee is £240.
Results are usually available within approximately one week, although occasionally additional laboratory testing or bank holidays can extend the turnaround time.
Once we receive your result, it is reviewed by the clinician and we arrange a follow-up at no additional consultation charge to discuss the findings with you.
Most moles are harmless and remain unchanged throughout life. However, it is sensible to seek medical advice if you notice a new or changing mole or skin lesion.
Changes worth having assessed include:
Not every changing mole is cancerous, but new or unusual changes should be professionally assessed.
You do not need to be worried about a mole for it to bother you.
Some people choose removal because a benign mole or lesion:
Your clinician can assess the area and discuss whether removal is medically appropriate and what result you can realistically expect.
Please tell our booking team about any relevant medical conditions, medication or implanted medical devices before your procedure.
If you have a pacemaker, please tell us when making your appointment. Our team can advise whether assessment and/or the proposed procedure is suitable.
If you take anticoagulant or antiplatelet medication (blood-thinning medication), please also tell us when booking.
If you have multiple moles or lesions you would like assessed, please let us know in advance so that sufficient appointment time can be allocated.
[Read our Surgical Procedure & Aftercare Information]
Your clinician will provide clear aftercare instructions following your procedure.
Depending on the type and location of the removal, this may include advice about:
A chaperone is available during minor surgical procedures at MUMS.
Our private mole and skin lesion service offers:
MUMS has been providing private healthcare in the West Midlands for over two decades.
If you have a mole or skin lesion that has changed, is causing discomfort, concerns you or you would like removed for cosmetic reasons, our team can assess it and explain your options.
Call 0121 704 2669, book online or send us an enquiry.
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Solihull
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