Health Conditions
Expert mole assessment using dermoscopy, with fast-track referral if needed.
A changing mole is one of the earliest warning signs of skin cancer. Most moles are harmless, but a mole that changes in size, shape, colour, or texture should be assessed. Dermoscopy — a high-magnification technique — to examine moles in detail, giving us much more information than the naked eye alone.
If you notice any change in a mole — even if you are not sure whether it is significant — it is worth getting it checked. Early detection of melanoma dramatically improves outcomes. Do not wait and worry; a professional assessment can provide reassurance or early action.
A GP experienced in skin health will examine the mole using dermoscopy and provide a same-day clinical assessment. If there is any concern, we arrange a fast-track referral to a consultant dermatologist, typically within days. If the mole is benign, you leave with reassurance and monitoring advice.
Skin assessments, lesion diagnosis, and dermatology referrals.
Skin tags, moles, cysts, and lipoma removal with optional laboratory analysis.
Thorough, unhurried 30-minute consultations with experienced doctors for adults and families.
This page provides general health information and is not a diagnosis or a substitute for professional medical advice. It does not tell you what is wrong with you. If you are experiencing symptoms or are worried about your health, please speak to a GP or other qualified clinician. In an emergency, call 999.
Same-day appointments available. We'll listen, assess thoroughly, and give you a clear plan.