Skin Lesion Removal

Surgical removal of moles and other skin lesions, performed by a physician under local anaesthetic with attention to a tidy result. Removed tissue can be sent for histopathology examination when appropriate. Pricing depends on the size of the lesion, and the doctor advises on the most suitable removal method and what to expect for healing and scarring at consultation.

CME removes moles and other skin lesions surgically, carried out by a physician under local anaesthetic. After numbing the area, the lesion is excised and the wound closed and dressed, with technique chosen to keep any resulting mark as discreet as possible. The clinic prices small and larger lesions differently, reflecting the area involved and the complexity of removal. A key part of the service is that removed tissue can be sent for histopathology — laboratory examination of the tissue — when clinically appropriate, with that examination priced separately. The physician advises whether this is recommended for a given lesion. Aftercare is straightforward: the area is kept clean and protected while it heals over the following weeks, and sun protection of the site supports the best cosmetic outcome. Because suitability and the right approach depend on the individual lesion, an in-person assessment is needed before treatment; the doctor will discuss the method, expected healing, scarring and whether histopathology is advised. This service is intended for cosmetic and routine lesion removal; anything the physician considers requires specialist dermatological or oncological assessment would be referred appropriately.