Treatments

Mole Removal in Leicester

Prioritise Your Skin Health: Get Moles Checked and Removed Safely and Professionally.

Mole removal is a medical procedure that involves the removal of a benign or potentially concerning skin growth (mole) through various methods to address cosmetic or health-related concerns. Clinical mole removal is a medical procedure to get rid of moles, either for appearance reasons or to avoid possible health issues like skin cancer. There are two main ways to do this: surgical excision and shaving.

In surgical excision, the mole and some surrounding skin are completely taken out, often needing stitches. In the shaving method, the mole is cut off at the skin level without needing stitches. Both methods usually use local anaesthesia, so they are not very painful. After removal, the mole is often sent to a lab to check if it is cancerous. Recovery is usually fast, with little scarring depending on the method used and how well you take care of the area afterwards.

At The Health Suite in Leicester, mole removal is performed by a Consultant Dermatologist who specialises in the removal of skin lesions, including moles, cysts, and suspected skin cancer lesions. The Health Suite Leicester offers a comprehensive range of services, including clinical, diagnostic, complementary, and aesthetic treatments, all tailored to individual needs.
Patients can expect personalised care in a state-of-the-art facility, ensuring both safety and comfort throughout the procedure.

It is crucial to have moles checked and removed clinically because some moles can develop into skin cancer, particularly melanoma, which is a serious and potentially life-threatening condition. While most moles are harmless, they can change in size, shape, or colour over time, which may indicate that they are turning malignant. A clinical check-up ensures that any changes in the mole are monitored and assessed by a medical professional, who can identify early warning signs of skin cancer. Mole removal, when necessary, allows for a biopsy to determine whether the mole is cancerous or benign. Additionally, removing moles that are in areas that experience frequent friction or irritation can reduce discomfort and prevent complications. Clinical mole removal provides peace of mind, as a healthcare professional can safely remove and analyse the mole, minimising the risk of further health concerns. Regular mole checks are an important part of maintaining good skin health and preventing more serious conditions in the future.

Why choose The Health Suite for Mole Removal?

  • Extensive Clinical Experience

    Our Consultant dermatologists have extensive experience in diagnosing and treating various types of moles, ensuring you receive an accurate assessment and effective removal.

  • Advanced Technology and Techniques

    We use the latest techniques and technology to remove moles, ensuring minimal scarring for patients.

  • Hygiene and Safety Standards

    We have strict hygiene and safety standards with rigorous sterilisation protocols, ensuring you a safe and secure experience throughout the process.

FAQ

Common Q&A about Mole Removal

Your health

Advice from the experts

Checklist

Symptom checker

  • Have you noticed a mole that’s changed in size, shape or colour?

    Changes in a mole’s appearance can be a warning sign; dermatologists can assess it and, if needed, remove it and send it for testing to rule out cancer.

  • Is a mole itchy, painful or bleeding when rubbed or bumped?

    These symptoms may suggest irritation or a potentially problematic lesion — specialist assessment and removal can help address both discomfort and risk.

  • Does a mole catch on clothes or cause regular irritation?

    Repeated rubbing or irritation can make a mole uncomfortable; removal can ease symptoms and prevent ongoing irritation.

  • Are you self‑conscious about the appearance of a mole?

    Many people choose mole removal for cosmetic reasons to improve confidence and skin appearance when a mole is noticeable or bothersome.

  • Have you been advised to get a mole checked by a doctor or specialist?

    Professional review ensures that suspicious or atypical moles are properly assessed — and if required, removed safely by a clinician.

  • Do you have multiple moles and find it hard to monitor them all?

    If keeping track of lots of moles feels difficult, removal of the most concerning ones plus regular checks can make monitoring simpler and safer.

Related treatments

What we treat

  • Suspicious or changing moles

    Dermatologists remove moles with irregular changes in shape, colour or size to enable testing for skin cancer and reduce health risks.

  • Painful or irritating lesions

    Moles that rub on clothes, shave repeatedly or cause discomfort can be removed to relieve physical irritation.

  • Cosmetic mole removal

    Removal can improve appearance and self‑confidence when a mole is prominent, raised or in a visible location.

  • Biopsy and histological assessment

    Removed moles can be analysed under a microscope if there’s concern about malignancy, offering diagnostic clarity.

  • Support for skin monitoring programmes

    When part of a broader skin health plan, removing concerning moles simplifies future monitoring alongside other skin checks.

  • many more

    Our clinicians manage a broad spectrum of conditions, and individual assessment allows us to tailor care beyond the examples listed. We encourage you to book a consultation to discuss your symptoms and appropriate treatment options.

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Clinicians

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Treatment options and pricing

£225/consultation · 30min

Initial Consultation with Consultant Dermatologist

To discuss mole removal, book an initial consultation with a Consultant Dermatologist to review your skin concerns, get examined, and explore treatment options.

£500/procedure

Mole Removal by Excision and Stitching

Mole Removal by Excision and Stitching involves cutting out the mole, stitching the skin, and allowing for proper healing, typically used for larger or deeper moles.

£350/procedure

Mole Removal by Shave Excision

Mole Removal by Shave Excision involves shaving off the mole at skin level under local anaesthetic for cosmetic or diagnostic purposes, with minimal scarring.

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