From mole checks and acne to cyst and skin tag removal, we offer fast access to consultant led care for a wide range of skin concerns - with treatment options tailored to you.
The skin is our biggest organ, and just like any other part of the body it can become damaged.
We offer specialist opinion, diagnosis and treatment for skin problems such as cysts skin cancer, eczema, psoriasis and skin lesions. We also offer a range of skin treatments that can help boost your appearance such as dermabrasion, chemical peels and skin tag removal.
Whether you need a one-off mole removal or longer term care for a chronic condition, we’ll support you every step of the way.
Our consultants see patients for both medical and cosmetic skin concerns, including:
You’ll be treated by a consultant with experience in dermatology, plastic surgery or skin pathology, depending on your needs.
Your consultant will examine your skin and discuss your symptoms and concerns. They may use a dermatoscope for close up assessment or recommend a biopsy if they suspect something needs further analysis.
If minor surgery is needed, this can usually be done on site under local anaesthetic – either during your appointment or at a follow up visit. Most procedures take under 30 minutes.
Do I need a referral to see a skin specialist?
No - you can self refer by contacting us directly. We’ll help you choose the right consultant.
How much does mole removal or skin surgery cost?
Prices start from £200 for consultations. Each consultant sets their own consultation fees so please check before making the appointment. You’ll be given a personalised quote before any treatment is carried out.
Can you remove moles or cysts for cosmetic reasons?
Yes we offer both medically necessary and cosmetic skin procedures. Cosmetic treatment is not usually covered by insurance but self-pay options are available.
Will I have a scar after mole removal?
Any surgical skin removal will leave a small scar, but our consultants take care to minimise visible scarring, especially in sensitive or exposed areas.
Is mole removal painful?
Most procedures are carried out under a local anaesthetic and are well tolerated. Recovery is usually straightforward and you’ll be given aftercare instructions to help healing.
If you need a diagnosis or would like advice about your treatment options, find your nearest hospital or clinic to book an appointment with a Spire GP or to find a consultant.

If you’ve noticed a mole that’s changing shape, size or colour – or have a new or unusual mark on your skin then it’s important to get it checked.
Our consultants use dermoscopy and biopsy (if needed) to check for signs of skin cancer and provide quick access to treatment if required.
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