Mole Removal Stratford Upon Avon, Warwickshire

Expert mole checks and skin tag, wart, and mole removal in Warwickshire. Led by Dr. Hugo Kitchen. Safe, fast, and medically approved treatments in a private clinic.

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Simple and virtually painless

Mole and skin tag removal is a clinically safe and straightforward procedure when conducted by a trained medical professional.

Whether a mole is being removed for aesthetic reasons, persistent irritation, or medical concerns, we prioritise patient safety and precision.

All procedures are carried out under local anaesthetic, making them virtually painless, with little to no scarring—even for delicate facial areas.

Advantages of RF Technology for Skin Lesions

Did you know that at Stratford Dermatherapy Clinic, we offer quick, minimally invasive solutions for removing moles, warts, skin tags, and cysts? Our advanced radio frequency (RF) technology provides precise, effective, and virtually painless treatments with minimal downtime.

Precision: RF technology allows us to precisely target skin tags, moles, and cysts without affecting surrounding skin, resulting in smooth, natural-looking results.
Minimal Downtime: The procedure is fast and often requires little to no recovery time, allowing you to return to your day quickly.
Reduced Risk of Scarring: Unlike some traditional methods, RF technology promotes quicker healing with minimal scarring, making it an excellent option for areas of visible skin.
Versatility: Suitable for various skin types, RF technology is effective for both cosmetic and medical removals.

Our commitment to medical excellence and patient care

With hundreds of successful procedures performed, Dr. Hugo Kitchen’s expertise ensures you receive the highest standard of medical care in mole and skin lesion management. In many cases, treatment can be completed in a single visit, often in under an hour.

Histological Analysis

Any suspicious moles are sent for laboratory examination by a specialist histologist for rapid and accurate diagnosis.

Advanced Mole Mapping & AI Dermoscopy

Using state-of-the-art Artificial Intelligence-driven Dermoscopy, we offer detailed mole mapping, storing high-resolution images for future comparisons. This allows us to detect subtle changes over time, aiding in the early detection of potentially harmful skin conditions.

Comprehensive Follow-up

We provide full post-procedure support to monitor healing and ensure patient satisfaction.

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FAQ’s

What are moles and why do they appear?

Moles are small skin growths formed by clusters of pigment-producing cells (melanocytes). They often appear in childhood or adolescence and can be influenced by genetics and sun exposure.

Are moles dangerous?

Most moles are harmless. However, some can change over time and become cancerous, particularly if exposed to excessive UV radiation.

When should I get a mole checked?

You should get a mole checked if it changes in size, shape, or color, becomes itchy or painful, bleeds, or looks noticeably different from your other moles.

How can I tell if a mole is cancerous?

Cancerous moles (melanomas) often show asymmetry, irregular borders, uneven coloring, are larger than 6mm, or change over time. Any new or changing mole should be assessed by a medical professional.

What is the ABCDE rule for checking moles?

The ABCDE rule helps identify suspicious moles:
• A – Asymmetry
• B – Border irregularity
• C – Colour variation
• D – Diameter over 6mm
• E – Evolving (changing in size, shape, or symptoms)

What happens during a mole check appointment?

At MediMole in Stratford Upon Avon, Warwickshire, we examine your skin visually, sometimes using a Dermatoscope (a magnifying device). They assess the mole’s appearance and may photograph it
or refer you for further testing.
or refer you for further testing.

Can I get a mole checked privately in the UK?
Yes, MediMole will check your moles privately.

How much does a mole check cost?
Individual mole checks at MediMole cost £75

Is mole checking covered by the NHS?
Yes, if your GP considers a mole suspicious, they can refer you to a dermatologist
consultation through the NHS.

Should I see a GP or a dermatologist for mole concerns?
Start with your GP, who can refer you to a dermatologist if needed. If you prefer,
you can go directly to MediMole

Can I send a photo of my mole for a remote assessment?
Yes, MediMole offers remote assessments and can review a photograph of your mole before your appointment. This service is available to patients across South Warwickshire and the Cotswolds, including areas such as Stratford-upon-Avon, Leamington Spa, Warwick, Shipston-on-Stour, Chipping Norton, and Moreton-in-Marsh. We’re conveniently based in Stratford-upon-Avon, making in-person appointments easily accessible for patients in these surrounding locations.

What is mole mapping?

Mole mapping is a detailed skin imaging service that photographs and digitally tracks your moles over time, helping to detect changes early.

How is mole mapping different from a regular skin check?
Unlike a basic skin check, mole mapping involves full-body photography, close-up imaging, and digital storage for comparison at future visits.

Who should consider mole mapping?
It’s recommended for individuals with multiple moles, a family history of skin cancer, fair skin, or a history of sunburns or sunbed use.

Is mole mapping suitable for people with lots of moles?
Yes, it’s particularly beneficial for people with many moles, as it helps track changes that may otherwise go unnoticed.

How often should I get mole mapping done?
Annually is typical, but high-risk individuals may need more frequent monitoring as advised by a dermatologist.

Is mole mapping safe?
Yes, it’s completely non-invasive and uses photography and Dermoscopy, without
radiation.