Mole Removal
Mole removal is a clinically led, cosmetic treatment designed to safely remove benign moles that you may find uncomfortable, catch on clothing, or feel self-conscious about.
Your safety always comes first. Before any treatment can go ahead, you must provide a medical letter from your GP confirming that the mole has been examined and is benign. We will also carry out our own in-clinic assessment before confirming whether treatment is suitable and providing an exact price.
We offer two established treatment options for mole removal: Sterex diathermy and cryotherapy. The most appropriate method will be discussed during your consultation.
How Does It Work?
After your GP confirmation has been reviewed, your practitioner will assess the mole and select the most suitable treatment method. Sterex diathermy uses controlled heat to remove the mole at surface level, while cryotherapy uses a targeted freezing technique to destroy the mole tissue. Both methods focus only on the affected area while protecting the surrounding skin.
What to Expect
Your appointment begins with a final skin assessment and explanation of the chosen treatment. The area is cleansed and the treatment is carried out using precise, medical-grade equipment. Most clients describe the sensation as brief and manageable. Once complete, aftercare advice will be provided before you leave.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a consultation before booking treatment?
Yes. A consultation is required before your first mole removal appointment to assess the area, review your GP letter and confirm suitability.
Can any mole be removed?
Only moles that have been confirmed as benign by your GP can be treated. If there is any uncertainty, we will always advise you to seek further medical assessment before proceeding.
Do you offer finance or payment plans?
Yes, finance options may be available for certain treatments. Please ask at your consultation for full details.
At a Glance...
Time: 45 Minutes
Sessions: 3
Results: 1 day
From £120 Per Session
Suitable For...
This treatment is suitable for adults who have a confirmed benign mole and would like it removed for cosmetic or comfort reasons, such as irritation, rubbing or catching on clothing.
Sessions Required
In most cases, one session is sufficient. Occasionally, a follow-up session may be required depending on the size, depth and location of the mole.
Treatment Time
Treatment itself usually takes between 10 and 30 minutes, depending on the number and size of moles being treated.
Recovery Time
There is very little downtime. A small scab may form and typically settles within one to two weeks. You will be advised how to keep the area clean and protected while healing.
Potential Side Effects
Mild redness, tenderness and temporary scabbing are common after treatment.
There is a small risk of pigmentation change or minor scarring, which will be fully discussed during your consultation.
Time: 45 Minutes
Sessions: 3
Results: 1 day
From £120 Per Session
Mole removal is a clinically led, cosmetic treatment designed to safely remove benign moles that you may find uncomfortable, catch on clothing, or feel self-conscious about.
Your safety always comes first. Before any treatment can go ahead, you must provide a medical letter from your GP confirming that the mole has been examined and is benign. We will also carry out our own in-clinic assessment before confirming whether treatment is suitable and providing an exact price.
We offer two established treatment options for mole removal: Sterex diathermy and cryotherapy. The most appropriate method will be discussed during your consultation.
How Does It Work?
After your GP confirmation has been reviewed, your practitioner will assess the mole and select the most suitable treatment method. Sterex diathermy uses controlled heat to remove the mole at surface level, while cryotherapy uses a targeted freezing technique to destroy the mole tissue. Both methods focus only on the affected area while protecting the surrounding skin.
What to Expect
Your appointment begins with a final skin assessment and explanation of the chosen treatment. The area is cleansed and the treatment is carried out using precise, medical-grade equipment. Most clients describe the sensation as brief and manageable. Once complete, aftercare advice will be provided before you leave.
Suitable For...
This treatment is suitable for adults who have a confirmed benign mole and would like it removed for cosmetic or comfort reasons, such as irritation, rubbing or catching on clothing.
Sessions Required
In most cases, one session is sufficient. Occasionally, a follow-up session may be required depending on the size, depth and location of the mole.
Treatment Time
Treatment itself usually takes between 10 and 30 minutes, depending on the number and size of moles being treated.
Recovery Time
There is very little downtime. A small scab may form and typically settles within one to two weeks. You will be advised how to keep the area clean and protected while healing.
Potential Side Effects
Mild redness, tenderness and temporary scabbing are common after treatment.
There is a small risk of pigmentation change or minor scarring, which will be fully discussed during your consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a consultation before booking treatment?
Yes. A consultation is required before your first mole removal appointment to assess the area, review your GP letter and confirm suitability.
Can any mole be removed?
Only moles that have been confirmed as benign by your GP can be treated. If there is any uncertainty, we will always advise you to seek further medical assessment before proceeding.
Do you offer finance or payment plans?
Yes, finance options may be available for certain treatments. Please ask at your consultation for full details.