A mole is a common skin growth made up of pigment-producing cells that give the mole its typical brown, black, or flesh-coloured appearance. If a mole changes colour, shape or starts to itch or bleed, it warrants surgical removal for analysis.
A mole is a common skin growth made up of pigment-producing cells that give the mole its typical brown, black, or flesh-coloured appearance. If a mole changes colour, shape or starts to itch or bleed, it warrants surgical removal for analysis.
Moles are removed under local anaesthetic as an outpatient procedure.
The scar from a mole removal is a straight line, no longer than the width of the mole.
In terms of how your scars will heal and fade over time, everyone is different and the appearance will depend on skin tone, elasticity and how your skin heals.
All the stitches are dissovable and you can return to work the same day.
Simple dressings will be supplied if necessary.
While most patients experience no significant complications, potential risks include:
Mole removal from the trunk or limbs costs from £650.
Mole removal from the head or neck costs from £750.
Histology charged separately.
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London
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