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Minor Surgery & Skin Lesion Removal

Safe, expert removal of skin tags, moles, cysts, and lipomas. Assessment, treatment, and aftercare all under one roof.

30-60 min
Within 1 week
Minor Surgery & Skin Lesion Removal at AtWell Clinic

Quick answer

Minor surgery at AtWell covers the removal of skin lesions, cysts, moles, and lipomas under local anaesthesia. You’ll have a consultation first, then the procedure in a clean, well-equipped clinical room. Histology results typically within 1–2 weeks.

About this service

Safe removal of skin tags, moles, cysts, and lipomas under local anaesthetic. Laboratory analysis available for peace of mind.

Who is this for?

Anyone with a skin lump, bump, or lesion they want assessed or removed. No referral needed.

What to expect

Assessment, local anaesthetic, removal in 20-40 minutes. Clear aftercare instructions and follow-up. Lab analysis available.

Your journey, step by step

1

Minor surgery assessment

A focused consultation (£75) where your doctor examines the area, discusses options, and plans the procedure.

2

Consent and preparation

Full explanation of the procedure, expected outcome, risks, and aftercare -- with time for your questions.

3

Local anaesthetic

The area is numbed completely. You may feel a brief sting from the injection, then nothing during the procedure.

4

Removal

Your doctor removes the lesion using the most appropriate technique -- excision, shave, or cautery -- depending on the type and location.

5

Wound care and aftercare

The wound is dressed and you receive written aftercare instructions including what to expect during healing.

6

Laboratory analysis (if needed)

Tissue is sent to a laboratory for microscopic analysis. Results are typically available within 5-7 working days and reviewed with you personally.

Conditions we treat

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Our services

Book an appointment to see pricing and availability.

Minor Surgery Assessment

Consultation to assess and plan your procedure

£75

Skin Tag Removal (1)

Popular

Single skin tag removal

£275

Skin Tags (up to 5)

Multiple skin tags in one session

£350

Skin Tags (up to 10)

Up to 10 skin tags in one session

£375

Mole Removal (1)

Single mole removal

£275

Cyst Removal (1)

Complete cyst excision

£425

Cyst Removal (2)

Two cysts in one session

£675

Lipoma Removal (1)

Fatty lump removal

£425

Lipoma Removal (2)

Two lipomas in one session

£675

Seborrheic Keratosis (1)

Single keratosis removal

£275

Toenail Wedge Resection

Permanent ingrown toenail correction

£455

Laboratory Analysis

Optional add-on for any removal

£150

“Had two moles removed that had been bothering me for years. The procedure was quick, virtually painless, and the follow-up was reassuring. Lab results came back clear within a week.”

Stephen B.

Balsall Common

Frequently asked questions

No. The area is numbed with local anaesthetic before anything is done. You may feel a brief sting from the injection, then nothing during the procedure itself.

All skin procedures leave some mark. Our techniques are designed to minimise scarring, and we provide detailed aftercare to promote the best possible healing. Scars typically fade significantly over 6-12 months.

Not always. Your doctor will recommend it when the type, appearance, or location of the lesion warrants a closer look. It is always optional but provides valuable peace of mind, particularly for moles or unusual growths.

Most patients return to normal activities the same day. You should keep the area clean and dry for 48 hours and avoid strenuous exercise for a few days. Stitches, if used, are removed after 7-14 days.

Yes. Facial procedures require extra care to minimise scarring. Your doctor will discuss the best technique for the specific location.

No. You can book a minor surgery assessment directly. If your NHS GP has flagged something for removal, you are welcome to bring their notes.

Ready to book your minor surgery appointment?

Available within 1 week. No referral needed.