Removal of skin tags, warts and moles in Warwickshire
The removal of moles is a simple and safe procedure when carried out by a trained and experienced doctor. The procedure can be carried out to remove moles or skin tags that are unsightly or causing irritation.
Removals carried out at our Warwickshire clinic delivers excellent cosmetic results with little or no scarring, even for facial treatments. Dr Hugo Kitchen is highly skilled and extremely experienced having carried out hundreds of skin tag and mole removal procedures.
We also provide a full follow up consultation and send suspicious moles to a histologist for fast diagnosis. The whole procedure can be completed in one visit, and in many cases takes no more than one hour.
Dear Dr Hugo Kitchen,
Thank you so much for removing the mole on my neck before I went to uni, I’m so happy with it. It has healed really well and there is only a faint mark mark which is remarkable considering how recently the removal happened.
I cannot thank you enough for carrying out the procedure, I cannot explain to you how pleased I am with it.Thank you again,
L W
Hi Hugo,
Thank you so much for removing my moles.
I am thrilled to bits with the results..Absolutely amazing!
3 weeks on and they have virtually disappeared.Kind regards
Jacky x
To the Stratford Dermatherapy Clinic
I had moles!!!….no, not in my garden, on my face. Having finally plucked up courage I made an appointment visit the Stratford Dermatherapy Clinic for a consultation. The initial consultation with Dr Hugo was very thorough, giving me lots of information and an opportunity to ask any questions. Dr Hugo talked though all my options and explained the chosen procedure. The consultation was free and there was no pressure to continue if I had not wished to. I chose to have my moles removed by a high tech gadget that removed them with minimal fuss, no pain and fabulous results. I am very pleased that I went ahead with the procedure and would recommend Dr Hugo for anyone who has thought about facial mole removal.Thank you so much Dr Hugo and your clinic
Kind regards
Amanda Austen-Jones
Mole removal Warwickshire at Stratford Dermatherapy Clinic
- Moles, skin tags and polyps, warts, and cysts can be removed for cosmetic reasons and to improve aesthetic appearance.
- Quicker recovery time.
- Consultation, diagnosis and removal of moles are carried in one appointment.
- Fast diagnosis carried out by histologists for moles.
- Appointments available six days a week including evenings.
- Same or next day appointments for Mole Removal Warwickshire can be booked.
See more before and afters in our gallery
What happens during the treatment?
The area to be treated will be cleaned and might be numbed with local anaesthetic. The removal will then take place and be carried out in one of three ways:
Micro-excision: the mole will be shaved off either at or slightly below the level of skin. No stitches are used so any bleeding will be stopped by either cauterising the area.
Excision using the ELLMAN SURGITRON Radio-Frequency device is the treatment method of choice as it is clean and immediate with no bleeding.
What happens after the treatment?
There isn’t usually a requirement for a follow-up appointment when there has been a simple mole procedure. However we do like to check up at 4 weeks to ensure the removal site is healing well. Some moles removed are sent for a lab analysis and if there are any unusual features you will be contacted by telephone.
If there are stitches, eg after excision of a large cyst, these will be removed within 5-7 days if on the face and within 8-21 days for stitches elsewhere.
To prevent infection the area should be kept clean and no unnecessary or stress should be placed on the wound, to allow it adequate time to heal.
Mole Removal Warwickshire Clinic Prices
The exact price will depend on individual circumstances and needs. The following prices can be used as a guide:
- Mole removal – £250
- Mole removal with histology – £430
- Additional lesions – £65
Some lesions will be sent to a lab for analysis, however this would always need to be confirmed by the consulting surgeon.
