Question: how much it would cost to have a mole/wart removed

Reply: 24th May 2025 From: Gold Angels Medical Aesthetics

Dr Christos Angelis

Answer: Please Call Gold Medical Centre for more information

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Reply: 23rd May 2025 From: Thames Skin Clinic

Dr Anna Hemming

Answer: Good afternoon, Moley,

Thank you for your recent enquiry regarding mole and wart removal.

Most facial lesions are removed using a treatment called plasma BT (a treatment performed under local anaesthetic) this is the most common way we remove skin lesions.

We need to see you first for a consultation with Dr Anna to assess the lesions, diagnose them and ensure they are safe to remove. If suitable treatment can be performed on the same day, straight after assessment. The consultation fee is £195, which is payable at the time of the booking over the phone or via a payment link. Mole removal costs depend on the number of moles treated and starts at £295 including aftercare for one mole. £460 for two. This includes local anaesthetic treatment, removal and review 6-8 weeks after treatment.

There is also a video on our website of plasma being performed

Do let me know when would suit you best for assessment, diagnosis and if you are comfortable to proceed to removal.

I look forward to hearing from you,

Best wishes,
Lavinia

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Reply: 23rd May 2025 From: The Devonshire Clinic

Ms Jilla Malek-Mohammadi

Answer: Hello,

Thank you for contacting us.

The price depends on the size.
For a free email price quote, please forward a photo of what you like removed.

Kind regards
Devonshire House Skin Clinic (Brentwood, Essex)

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Reply: 23rd May 2025 From: Cosmetic Skin Care

Nurse Lucy Cooper

Answer: Hi

I would recommend making an appointment so we can check the skin lesion. We can then advise on costing depending on how we do the removal.


Kind regards
The Skyn Gym Team
Windsor

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Reply: 23rd May 2025 From: Dr Hazel Skin Solutions

Dr Hazel Parkinson

Answer: Thank you for your enquiry. The cost is £50 for skin lesions under 1cm diameter and £95 pounds for skin lesions over 1cm diameter. This is after a free consultation to ensure the skin lesion is benign and appropriate for cryopen treatment. Please contact me via my profile if you wish to book a consultation. Warm wishes, Dr Hazel

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Reply: 23rd May 2025 From: ERA Skin and Laser Clinic

Emma Rothery

Answer: The cost of this service depends on the area being treated and how many sessions of Cryopen your practitioner recommends for optimal results.
I would recommend booking in for a complimentary consultation, this takes around 30 minutes and will provide you with an accurate quotation. If you are happy and would like to go ahead with the treatment, the first session can be carried out at this appointment.
If you have any further questions or would like to get this booked in please don't hesitate to contact us :)

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Reply: 23rd May 2025 From: Aesthetic Nursing Services

Rachel Fox

Answer: Hi Moley

I treat the moles with short wave diathermy which shrinks them. Usually one or two treatments are required. Treatments are £85 each. My contact details are in my bio

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Reply: 23rd May 2025 From: Nakedhealth

Mr David Gateley FRCS

Answer: Hello Moley, Please visit the website DRG Plastic Surgery, Wimbledon. They can answer your query.

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Reply: 23rd May 2025 From: Outline Skincare Clinic

Registered Nurse Mary White

Answer: Good afternoon, Mole removal is £350 - any additional moles are charged at £75 per additional carried out at the same treatment. We only remove moles from the face, neck and scalp. Please email us a photo of the mole prior to booking in so that the Nurse can check it is something we are able to treat. Thanks Outline

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Reply: 23rd May 2025 From: rtwskin

Dr Fatima Ahmed

Answer: Good Afternoon, Thank you for your enquiry. The cost would depend on whether it is a mole or wart.

If you can contact uswe will be able to advise you further.

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