Asked: 22nd August 2025 By: Ben
Hi,
Looking to have moles and skin tags removed, as keep snagging them when I shave
Thank you
Ben
Reply: 26th August 2025 From: Finesse Skin Clinic
Sarah Newey
Answer: Thanks so much for your enquiry about skin tag and mole removal. Yes I can help.
At Finesse Skin Clinic I would always recommend a face to face consultation to discuss your requirements. This is beneficial and will enable you to see the clinic and its clean professional treatment environment and of course to meet your practitioner.
How does this sound to you?
Sarah
Pharmacist and prescriber
GPhC registered
Fully insured
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Reply: 26th August 2025 From: Skinesse
Dr Nishel Patel
Answer: ben, yes this can be done. please make contact with the clinic and book in to see me
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Reply: 26th August 2025 From: Aesthetic Nursing Services
Rachel Fox
Answer: Hi Ben
Yes I can do that for you. My contact details are in my bio. I am in High Wycombe
Best regards
Rachel Fox
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Reply: 26th August 2025 From: Cosmetic Skin Care
Dr Cecilia Dawson
Answer: Hi Ben
Yes we do remove skin lesions at the Skyn Gym.
Please let me know if you would like to make an appointment.
Best wishes
Dr Jo McInerney
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Reply: 26th August 2025 From: The Chilgrove Clinic
Karen Johnson
Answer: Hi Ben, yes it's possible to remove moles and skin tags using a method called electrocautery. This is a safe method of skin tag and mole removal and can be done quickly and safely. Certain types of moles may need to be checked by a doctor first to confirm that they are benign and safe to remove.
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Reply: 26th August 2025 From: Outline Skincare Clinic
Aesthetic Therapist Sundas Iqbal
Answer: Hi if you could send a picture of the moles and skin tags to the clinic (our contact details can be found on our clinic profile) the nurse can look over these to see if they are suitable for removing. Mole removal is £350 plus £75 per additional.
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Reply: 26th August 2025 From: ERA Skin and Laser Clinic
Emma Rothery
Answer: Hi Ben,
We would recommend Cryotherapy to remove unwanted moles and skin tags. It's always best to get moles checked first prior to removal. We offer a mole mapping service whereby we use a Dermascope to look at the mole first and provide a report to confirm its safe to remove. Alternatively, you can ask your GP to confirm OK to remove.
Cryotherapy involves applying liquid nitrogen to the unwanted skin lesion which scabs and gradually disappears over the course of 3 weeks revealing new skin underneath.
If you'd like book an appointment with us, you can find the details in our profile.
Kind regards,
ERA Team
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Reply: 26th August 2025 From: Dr Hazel Skin Solutions
Dr Hazel Parkinson
Answer: Hi Ben,
Absolutely - I can remove benign moles and skin tags. I would recommend an appointment for me to assess the lesion is benign and if it is can easily remove it with the cryopen. Please book a free consultation.
Warm wishes
Dr Hazel
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Reply: 26th August 2025 From: rtwskin
Dr Fatima Ahmed
Answer: Good Morning, Yes these are things we can dela with, they both follow a different process that we can discuss with you either by phone
or email (our contact details can be found on our clinic profile)
We will look forward to hearing from you.
rtwskin
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