Plastic Surgeon Mole Removal
Mole Check + Mole Removal Consultation + Operation = £445.
Histology is additional at £90 per specimen – this is sent routinely for all excised lesions.
Mole Removal London service in Wimbledon or Fulham. Same day operations.
Mole Removal and Skin Check
There are many different kinds of moles and each person can produce moles in different sizes, shapes and colours. Sometimes, moles can change and grow, particularly around times of hormonal change, such as pregnancy. Any changing mole should be assessed due to the risk of skin cancer
A surgical excision is performed with the aim to completely remove the mole. This is the recommended method of removal for moles. Our aim is to provide you with the most affordable mole removal service in London performed by a Plastic Surgeon.
A Full consultation with your Plastic Surgeon is included in the below price. A £100 deposit is payable on booking to secure your operation date with Mr Masha Singh.
| NUMBER OF LESIONS | Price Duration of Appointment |
|---|---|
| Consultation with the Surgeon | £100 |
| 1 lesion | £345 (+ Surgeon consultation price) 45 minutes |
| + Each Additional lesion | + £320 + 45 minutes |
| + Sending specimen off or laboratory histology analysis (Done routinely for excised samples) | + £90 (per specimen) |
| If your Plastic Surgeon spends up to 30 minutes with you discussing the procedure and you decide against it or choose to have it on another date, there will be a charge of £100 for the consultation which is covered by your deposit. |
| PLEASE NOTE – Facial/ Forehead lesions will incur an additional £150 Surcharge per mole (Due to the complexity of surgical technique required) |
Who is my Plastic Surgeon?
Here, at The GP Surgery, you will be operated on by Mr Masha Singh, who is a fully qualified London based Plastic Surgeon working in the NHS. Please feel free to see his biography page for further details. As you can see from his google reviews, all his patients have the utmost confidence in his ability.
Consultation
All patients will have a consultation with Mr Singh prior to any surgery being performed. This is vitally important to assess the possible risk of skin cancer and if this is felt possible, how it might affect treatment. During your consultation, Mr Singh will assess your mole using Dermoscopy, the NICE (National Institute of Health and Care Excellence) recommended method of assessment of pigmented lesions, which helps aid diagnostic accuracy. If appropriate, you may also have your lymph nodes examined during this consultation.
Many patients often have anxiety about the scar that can result from mole removal. We will endeavour to give you the most subtle cosmetic scar possible. Mr Singh will discuss the details of this with you during your consultation as every mole and patient is unique.
Mr Singh will then spend time explaining the treatment options available and the benefits and risks of each. Should you wish to proceed to surgery, we can normally perform this the same day.
How will my Mole be removed?
A local anaesthetic will be injected around the lesion to make removal pain free. You may eat and drink normally for this form of anaesthetic.
The mole is removed with a small margin around it to ensure complete removal. The excision is in the form of an ellipse, stitched together to leave a fine line. The stitches may be dissolving underneath the skin or non-dissolving on the skin surface, in which case they will need to be removed following the surgery, either with our nurse or your local NHS GP Practice Nurse.
What is the recovery like?
A light dressing is applied that usually allows washing over the area, this would stay in place until your wound check appointment around a week later. If stitches need to be removed, they may be removed 1-2 weeks after the surgery depending on the site.
Your price includes the surgeon using stitches to close your wound. The cost of removing your stitches and reviewing your wound by our nurse 1-2 weeks later is £30, if however the stitches do not need to be removed, then the nurse led wound check is complimentary.
Histology
We would recommend that you allow your surgeon to send off all excised tissue samples to the lab for analysis. This is because, even though the lesion may look benign (that is, not cancerous), it is very important to check that it definitely is not cancerous. You will have this discussion before the procedure is undertaken.
Contact Us
If you have any questions, then please feel free to get in touch. All of our surgical bookings are made through Renata, who will liaise with you. If you would like to contact her directly, then please use the contact information below.
Email: [email protected]
Please be aware that all surgical bookings are provisional until confirmed with our surgeon. Renata may contact you for additional information and/or photographs to help with this process.