Professional MOLE REMOVAL

Working in collaboration with Doctors, Surgeons, Consultants, and GPs.

ProSkin Clinic & Health UK is a Specialist Clinic solely dedicated to Advanced Skin Treatments and Services.

Moles are very common and can affect anybody. They can be a nuisance where they are located and depending on the size.

Speak to one of our expert Clinicians to take your first step in removal today.

 

THE HIGHEST RATED CLINIC IN GLOUCESTER, LOCATED OPPOSITE GLOS ROYAL HOSPITAL.

Professional Mole Removal Services at ProSkin Clinic & Health UK

 

Experience the highest standard of care and safety with our expert mole removal services at ProSkin Clinic.

We work in collaboration with doctors, GPs, and consultants to ensure each treatment is medically sound and tailored to your unique needs.

Using advanced technology and techniques, our mole removal procedures are quick, effective, and minimally invasive.

Our consultant-led approach ensures a thorough evaluation and personalised removal, delivering visible, lasting results with minimal downtime.

At ProSkin Clinic, you can trust that you’re receiving the best care from experienced professionals who are committed to achieving optimal outcomes for your skin.

Mole Removal Treatment Insights

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Session Time:

Up to 30 mins

Session Price:

From £110

Treatment Areas:

Applicable to any area of the body.

Pain Level:

Minimal / Mild Discomfort

Post Treatment:

Minimal Downtime

General Mole Questions:

What is a mole?

A Mole is a common, non-contagious skin growth that can appear anywhere on the body including the face, fingernails and toes.

Moles occur due to an over-production of melanocytes which result in a deeper, darker pigmentation.

They can present themselves on the skin with a brown/dark brown appearance.

Throughout our life time moles can change their colour, size and shape, however if you are noticing anything abnormal, it is advised to contact your GP to assess the mole in question.

Moles are typically harmless, however, it is important to be aware that on rare occasions, they can become cancerous.

What Are The Different Types of moles

Common Nevi – These are the most common type of mole and can be seen as a pinkish colour. They can appear anywhere on the body and are typically flat against the skin.

Congenital Nevi – These occur at birth and are more likely to turn into melanomas. If the mole becomes larger than 8 millimetres, seek medical advice.

Dysplatic Nevi – These types of moles are seen as being darker and larger than your regular moles.

The outside edges are uneven and are hereditary.

As these are darker and larger, it is more at risk of changing into a malignant melanoma and you should always go to see your GP to confirm.

 

Symptoms of moles

Moles can be a variety of colours from brown to black to blue to pink. They can be slightly raised from the surface of the skin, flat against the skin, smooth or wrinkled. Sometimes, small hairs can begin to grow from the centre which is normal.

The most common shape for moles is circular or oval shape. If the mole starts to change and is looking abnormal, seek medical advice. Usually, moles are around 6 millimetres but they may continue to grow so it is important to keep an eye on them.

HOw common are moles?

People may experience getting around 10-40 moles in their lifetime and the older we get the number of moles may increase.

Hormonal changes can influence the appearance of moles, especially in women during pregnancy. This can make them become darker and perhaps larger.

These types of skin growths can last for around 50 years however, they may disappear on their own.

HOw do you get moles?

Moles occur as an over-production of melanocytes. Melanocytes control how much pigment is being produced and pigment relates to your skin tone.

Sun exposure can change the colour of the mole and so it is important to keep it protected with SPF or a cover-up when exposed to harsh weather.

Why Would I Need or Want to Remove a Mole?

There are several reasons why someone might want or need to remove a mole. It could be for cosmetic purposes, where the mole affects your appearance or causes discomfort due to its location. Some moles may be irritated by clothing or shaving.

In other cases, mole removal may be necessary for health reasons, particularly if there are signs that the mole could be abnormal or precancerous. It’s important to have moles checked by a medical professional if they change in shape, size, or colour.

ProSkin Clinic & Health UK only remove benign moles for cosmetic purposes. Should you need examination you should seek advise from your GP.

IS MOLE removal safe?

Yes, mole removal is a safe procedure when performed by a trained professional.

At ProSkin Clinic, we work in collaboration with doctors, GPs, and consultants to ensure the highest level of safety during the treatment.

Our clinicians use advanced, clinically approved techniques to minimise risks and ensure effective results. Every step of the process is carried out with care to ensure your comfort and the safe removal of the mole.

How Do I Know If My Mole Needs to Be Removed for Health Reasons?

Moles that change in size, shape, colour, or develop irregular borders should be evaluated by a professional. If a mole becomes itchy, painful, or starts to bleed, these could be signs that the mole needs to be removed and tested for further evaluation. At ProSkin Clinic, we collaborate with medical professionals to ensure that suspicious moles are carefully examined and removed for health reasons when necessary.

Mole Removal at Proskin Clinic & Health UK

Are There Different Methods for Removing Moles?

Yes, there are several methods for removing moles, depending on the type, size, and location of the mole. The most common methods include surgical excision, where the mole is carefully cut out, and shave excision, where the mole is shaved down to skin level.

In some cases, laser removal may be an option for smaller, non-cancerous moles. During your consultation, we will assess your mole and recommend the best method for safe and effective removal.

How do you remove moles?

ProSkin Clinic and Health UK use a range of methods in order to perform Mole Removal;

1.  Advanced Electrolysis – Uses a small, fine needle alongside an electrical current to heat, desiccate and cauterise the blemish.

2. Plasma Fibroblast – A Plasma Pen is carefully held above the surface of the skin and makes no contact with the lesion. The device releases plasma energy which penetrates and cauterises the lesion.

The protocol used depends on the size and location of the mole, our Advanced Clinician will select the most suitable technique for the removal to ensure the lesion is removed successfully, in the quickest time, with a very minimal amount of discomfort.

For our mole removals at ProSkin Clinic & Health, it is compulsory that your moles are checked by a GP before treatment.

We work in collaboration with GPs and this is to ensure the moles are healthy and all clear for removal.

Who will be performing my treatment?

Our highly skilled, fully licensed Clinicians, licensed and inspected by Gloucestershire Council.

Do I Need a Consultation Before Mole Removal?

No, a separate consultation is not required before the mole removal. Once your GP has confirmed that the mole is safe to be removed, you can book directly for the treatment at ProSkin Clinic & Health UK.

Do You Use Anesthesia or Numbing During the Procedure?

No, we do not use numbing cream for mole removal at ProSkin Clinic. Our advanced techniques ensure that the procedure is quick and minimally uncomfortable for most clients. While you may feel some mild sensations during the treatment, it is generally well-tolerated without the need for anesthesia or numbing.

What Should I Expect Immediately After the Procedure?

Immediately after the mole removal, you may experience slight redness or swelling in the treated area, which is normal. You’ll be given aftercare instructions to help the healing process, and any discomfort should subside within a few hours.

Will I Be left with a footprint?

Following your removal you may be left with a small scab immediately after treatment. After approximately 5 days this will naturally fall away, once the scab has fallen you may be left with a tiny pink mark and is a completely natural process in the skin’s healing journey.

As the skin continues to heal from the mole it will gradually normalise to the skin’s normal colour.

As with any advanced removal treatment, we can not guarantee you will not be left with a small footprint where the lesion once stood.

It is important to note that flat moles do not have a high success rate for permanent removal. Moles can take multiple sessions as the pigment can be strong inside.

Will my mole grow back after removal?

In most cases, once a mole is removed, it does not grow back. However, if the pigment of the mole extends deeper into the skin, there is a possibility that it could return over time.

At ProSkin Clinic, we take every precaution to carefully and completely remove moles, but we cannot guarantee that deeper pigmentation won’t cause regrowth. Additionally, we do not remove flat moles for this reason, as their pigment often resides deeper in the skin, making it more challenging to fully remove. If a mole does regrow, it’s important to have it re-evaluated to rule out any underlying issues.

Will My Mole Be Examined by a Dermatologist or Sent for Further Testing?

No, your mole will not be sent for further testing at our clinic, as the area should already have been checked and cleared by your GP before the removal procedure. If there are any concerns about the mole’s health, your GP should handle further evaluation.

Will I Need a Follow-Up Appointment After the Procedure?

Yes, we arrange a complimentary follow-up session to review the healing process and ensure everything is progressing as expected. If further treatment is required, this will incur an additional fee.

What is the aftercare?

– You must not touch the treated area and must not under any circumstances remove any scab that may appear.

– The area should be treated as a bump.

– The treatment area can, if absolutely necessary, be washed or cleansed but soap should be avoided.

– Do not carry out any activities that cause sweating.

– No sunbathing, swimming, sunbeds, saunas, facial steaming, facial scrubs – complete sunblock must be worn for at least 48 hours after treatment and preferably for longer.

– The area of treatment should be protected by a sunscreen at all times, particularly in the summer months to avoid the risk of hyperpigmentation.

– Normally after 48 hours scabs may appear thereby sealing the skin and preventing infection. These must not be picked off. The skin should be kept dry and clean until these fall off in their own time. Picking the scabs will result in unwanted scarring. These may or may not become apparent, but they may be felt rather than seen.

– You should avoid using any possible skin sensitisers or irritants such as perfumes, fake tan products, perfumed body lotions etc.

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What our clients have to say…

 “Feel Much More Confident”

I had a mole on my neck that constantly bothered me, especially when shaving. I was a little nervous about getting it removed, but the team at ProSkin Clinic made the entire process smooth and comfortable. The procedure was quick, and I didn’t even need numbing. The healing process was faster than I expected, and now I feel much more confident without that annoying mole! The follow-up session was great too—highly recommend their services.

John R

Like The Mole Was Never There

I’ve been self-conscious about a mole on my face for years, but ProSkin Clinic took care of it so professionally. The staff explained everything, and the procedure itself was fast and easy. I barely felt any discomfort, and my skin healed beautifully. It’s like the mole was never there!

Lucy H

Highly Recommend ProSkin

I had a mole on my shoulder that I wanted removed for both cosmetic and comfort reasons, and I’m so glad I chose ProSkin Clinic. From the moment I walked in, I felt confident I was in good hands. The procedure was quick and straightforward. The team explained everything clearly and my skin has healed beautifully. I highly recommend ProSkin Clinic for mole removal.

Emma W

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This isn’t just a policy; it’s our promise to you.

It means that we are so confident in the effectiveness of our treatments and the quality of our products that we are willing to stand by them with a guarantee. From the moment you step into our clinic, you’re covered by our commitment to your satisfaction.

Professional MOLE REMOVAL

Working in collaboration with Doctors, Surgeons, Consultants, and GPs.

ProSkin Clinic & Health UK is a Specialist Clinic solely dedicated to Advanced Skin Treatments and Services.

Moles are very common and can affect anybody. They can be a nuisance where they are located and depending on the size.

Speak to one of our expert Clinicians to take your first step in removal today.