£25 each
One suitable mole or skin tag
Cosmetic removal only after an in-scope suitability and consent check. This check is not a medical diagnosis.
Cosmetic only · £25 per suitable lesion · GP referral when needed
A cosmetic service for suitable moles and skin tags that you would like removed for appearance or because they catch and rub. The price is £25 for each suitable lesion.
The boundary is important
Idalia does not diagnose moles, skin tags or other skin lesions, and cannot confirm that a mark is harmless or rule out skin cancer.
The appointment is for cosmetic removal only. If there is any concern, uncertainty or reason medical assessment may be needed, removal will not go ahead and you will be referred to your GP.
Clear price and scope
Each suitable lesion is charged separately at £25. The number that can be treated and the final total are confirmed before the cosmetic procedure begins.
£25 each
Cosmetic removal only after an in-scope suitability and consent check. This check is not a medical diagnosis.
Before treatment
The proposed cosmetic method, expected healing, aftercare and the possibility of a visible mark or scar are discussed first.
Referral boundary
No cosmetic removal is offered when the mark is uncertain, concerning or needs medical assessment.
Before you decide
Possible effects include discomfort, bleeding, infection, delayed healing, scarring and a lighter or darker area of skin. Pigment change can be more noticeable and may last longer in black or brown skin.
Do not attempt to cut, burn, freeze or tie off a mole or skin tag yourself. Home removal can cause bleeding, infection and scarring, and it can delay proper assessment of a concerning mark.
The NHS advises speaking to a GP about a mole that changes size, shape or colour, or becomes painful, itchy, inflamed, bleeding or crusty. A new or unusual mark that has not gone away after a few weeks also needs medical advice.
Read NHS guidance about moles or read NHS guidance about skin tags.
Cosmetic skin services in Dudley
For an initial cosmetic enquiry, explain where the mark is, how long it has been present and whether it has changed or caused symptoms. A photo may help with appointment planning, but it is not used to diagnose the mark.
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