Mole Reduction

A consultation is required to assess the mole and confirm its suitability for treatment. Before proceeding with mole removal, we will assess the mole using Map My Mole. This involves capturing images of the mole with a dermatoscope, which will then be reviewed by a dermatologist. Once the diagnosis is complete and the report is received, we’ll contact you to schedule your first treatment. The Map My Mole Diagnosis costs £30, in addition to the £30 consultation fee.
If you already have a GP or Dermatologist letter of consent, this step is not necessary. However, we will need proof that the letter was issued within the last 3 months.

The procedure typically lasts between 15-30 minutes, depending on the size and number of moles being treated.
The short-wave diathermy current is applied to the mole with a small, sterile probe. Most people experience mild discomfort, like a pinch or heat sensation.

After treatment, your skin may feel warm and appear slightly red, which usually settles within a few hours. The treated mole will form a small scab as it heals and gradually reduce in size. In some cases, an additional session may be recommended for the best outcome. A successful result typically leaves the mole flatter and lighter in colour, often blending seamlessly with the surrounding skin. We’ll provide you with clear aftercare instructions to support healing and minimise any risk of complications.