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Can I get a same-day GP appointment at The Online GP?

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Where is The Online GP located in London?

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What conditions can The Online GP treat?

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Do you accept international patients at The Online GP?

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How quickly can I see a private GP in London?

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How much does a private GP appointment cost in London?

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Where is The Online GP clinic located in London?

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Can I get a prescription from The Online GP?

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Mole Removal in London 2026. Safe Removal, Histology Included and What It Really Costs

Aug 2

Written By Omar Elalfy

Mole removal at The Wellness in Marylebone is doctor-led from the first minute. Every mole is examined with a dermatoscope by a GMC-registered doctor at a £220 in-person consultation, redeemable in full against removal performed at the same visit. Shave removal is from £495 and surgical excision from £595. Histology is arranged on every removed mole, from £295 per specimen.

Book a mole assessment on WhatsApp or email team@thewellnesslondon.com or call 020 3951 3429.

Key points

Melanoma is the fifth most common cancer in the UK, with more than 20,000 people diagnosed in a single year and around 2,600 deaths annually, and cases are projected to reach 26,500 a year by 2038 to 2040.

More than nine in ten people diagnosed with melanoma in the UK now survive ten years or more, and that figure is driven overwhelmingly by early, correct handling of the lesion.

Dermoscopy substantially outperforms naked-eye examination. Cochrane's meta-analysis of in-person assessment found sensitivity of 92% with dermoscopy against 76% for visual inspection alone at a fixed specificity of 80%.

Around 93% of people referred urgently with a suspicious skin lesion turn out not to have cancer, which is precisely why the assessment must be done properly rather than skipped.

Every mole removed at The Wellness goes to an accredited laboratory. Histology is quoted separately, from £250 per specimen, and it is never optional on a pigmented lesion.

Laser and radiofrequency ablation destroy the tissue, so a pigmented mole treated that way can never be tested. No careful clinic ablates a melanocytic lesion.

Removal is usually completed in a single visit in Marylebone, three minutes from Baker Street, with same-week appointments routinely available.

Why every mole should be examined before anything is removed

Two facts should shape every decision about mole removal. First, the overwhelming majority of moles are harmless collections of pigment cells, and removing one because it catches on a collar, a razor or a necklace is a short procedure under local anaesthetic with excellent results when the technique is matched to the mole. Second, a small number of changing lesions are melanoma, and the only way to know with certainty what a removed mole was is to send it to a laboratory.

That is why the rule here is absolute. Every mole is examined dermoscopically by a GMC-registered doctor before anything is agreed, every removed mole is sent for histology, and any lesion with concerning features is referred urgently rather than removed cosmetically, because a suspicious mole belongs in a cancer pathway and not on a beauty menu.

The warning signs worth committing to memory are the ABCDE features. Asymmetry, where one half does not match the other. Border irregularity, meaning ragged, notched or blurred edges. Colour, where more than one shade is present. Diameter over 6mm. Evolution, meaning any change in size, shape or colour, or a mole that starts to itch, bleed, crust or simply look different from every other mole you own.

"The dermatoscope is not an upgrade, it is the point of the appointment. It is the difference between an opinion about a mole and an examination of one, and it is why we will occasionally tell a patient that the mole they came to have removed for cosmetic reasons now needs an urgent referral instead."

Send a photo of your mole on WhatsApp for a free suitability review. A doctor will review it and tell you honestly whether you are suitable for same-visit removal, whether you need a full assessment first, or whether we think you should not have it removed at all. Some enquiries are declined, and being told no is a legitimate outcome.

Which mole removal method is right for which mole

Two techniques cover almost every case, and choosing correctly accounts for most of the cosmetic result.

Shave removal takes a raised mole flush with the surrounding skin under local anaesthetic. No stitches, healing like a graze over one to two weeks, and it is the method of choice for protruding benign moles on the face and body where the aim is a flat, even finish.

Surgical excision removes the full depth of the mole with a small margin and closes with fine sutures, leaving a thin line that fades over months. It is the right choice for flat pigmented moles, for anything where complete removal matters, and for any lesion where the doctor wants the whole architecture available to the pathologist.

Both are performed here by GMC-registered doctors in a single visit, and both end the same way, with the tissue in a histopathology pot.

The techniques to avoid are the ones that destroy the evidence. Laser and radiofrequency ablation of a pigmented mole vaporises the tissue, leaving nothing to examine. That is why no careful clinic ablates melanocytic lesions, and why a pigmented mole removed anywhere without histology is a gamble taken on your behalf without anyone telling you.

When a mole needs urgent attention rather than cosmetic removal

The assessment that opens every appointment is the part of this service that occasionally matters most. Dermoscopy, examination with a polarised magnifying instrument, lets a trained doctor see the pigment structures beneath the surface that separate benign patterns from suspicious ones. The Cochrane review by Dinnes and colleagues, covering 27 in-person datasets and more than 23,000 lesions, found that dermoscopy raised sensitivity for melanoma from 76% to 92% at a fixed specificity of 80%. Those sixteen percentage points are people.

Most moles assessed here are reassuringly benign and proceed either to removal or to the equally legitimate decision to leave them alone. A minority show features, ABCDE changes, a new asymmetric pigment network, a lesion that looks unlike every other mole its owner has, that change the plan entirely.

Those lesions are not removed cosmetically here or anywhere sensible. They are excised diagnostically with appropriate margins or referred urgently into a skin cancer pathway under NICE guideline NG12, because melanoma outcomes are transformed by early, correct handling, and the worst possible route for a melanoma is a casual shave in a cosmetic setting.

This is the structural argument for having moles removed by doctors. The person holding the dermatoscope is the safety net, and the histology on every specimen is the guarantee that nothing was assumed.

Ask about a changing mole on WhatsApp or email team@thewellnesslondon.com.

What happens on the day, and what healing looks like

The appointment runs assessment first, procedure second, in the same visit for straightforward moles.

The doctor examines the mole and your other moles where relevant, confirms the method, and takes consent that covers the realistic cosmetic outcome, because honest consent is part of good medicine. Local anaesthetic is injected, which stings briefly and then removes all sensation. Shave removal takes minutes, the base is sealed, and a light dressing goes on. Excision takes fifteen to thirty minutes, with sutures removed or dissolving at one to two weeks depending on the site. Most people return to work the same day.

Shave sites heal like a graze and settle over weeks. Excision lines mature from pink to pale over three to six months, and facial skin generally heals best of all.

Every specimen goes to an accredited histopathology laboratory, with reports typically returned within seven to fourteen days. The result is communicated to you either way, normal findings as reassurance, anything unexpected with a clear plan and an urgent referral where one is needed.

Scarring is minimised by technique, site and aftercare, and the doctor will tell you truthfully where a scar will be more visible than the mole was, because the right answer to some cosmetic removals is not to do them.

How much does mole removal cost in London in 2026

The London market runs wide, and the quoted price almost never tells the whole story. The number that matters is the total pathway cost, meaning consultation plus removal plus laboratory analysis, and clinics differ enormously in how much of that they show you up front.

At the top of the market, Harley Street consultant dermatology consultations are published at £315 to £335, with follow-ups at £270 to £285. Removal at central London hospital and consultant-led clinics is commonly quoted at £500 to £950 per mole, with packaged pathways published at £775 to £930. Dermoscopy and mole mapping appointments across private London sit at £250 to £500. Added together, a single mole seen and removed at a top-tier Harley Street address routinely lands between £1,000 and £1,265 once the consultation and laboratory work are counted.

Mid-market London dermatology and skin surgery clinics quote £295 to £750 per mole, with consultation fees of £150 to £300 on top and histology charged separately at £80 to £150 in most published schedules, and up to £180 at some consultant-led practices.

Fixed-price offers from around £275 to £350 exist. They are not automatically wrong, but they invite three questions, and the answers decide whether the price is real. Is the assessment dermoscopic. Is the person operating a GMC-registered doctor. Is histology arranged, and what does it cost.

At The Wellness the answers are yes, yes, and yes with a published figure. All prices below are from prices.

In-person consultation with dermoscopic examination by a GMC-registered doctor, £220. Redeemed in full against removal performed at the same visit.

Shave removal of a raised mole, from £495.

Surgical excision of a mole, from £595.

Additional moles removed in the same visit, from £295 each.

Histology at an accredited laboratory, from £250 per specimen, arranged on every removed mole.

Suture removal and wound review included where needed.

In practice, the most common single-mole pathway here is assessment and excision at one visit with histology, at £845 all in once the consultation is redeemed, against £1,000 to £1,265 for the same pathway at the Harley Street addresses a few streets away. We are not the cheapest mole removal in London and have no interest in being. We are the one where the dermatoscope, the doctor and the laboratory are all named, priced and non-negotiable.

Get a same-week mole removal appointment on WhatsApp or call 020 3951 3429.

Why The Wellness is the best clinic in London for mole removal

Because the three things that actually protect you are standard here rather than upsells discovered at the till.

A £220 dermoscopic assessment by a GMC-registered doctor before any decision is made, redeemed against same-visit removal, so the examination is never the thing patients skip to save money. Histology on every removed mole at an accredited laboratory, priced openly at £250 per specimen rather than buried or quietly omitted. An urgent referral pathway under NICE NG12 for anything suspicious, instead of a cosmetic workaround that would destroy the diagnosis.

The technique is chosen for the mole rather than for the equipment the clinic happens to own. Pigmented lesions are never lasered into unexaminable vapour. The consent conversation is honest about scars, which is rarer than it should be. And the whole pathway, assessment, removal, laboratory and result, runs through one doctor-led clinic in Marylebone rather than three separate invoices from three separate organisations.

The Wellness is a doctor-led private healthcare group operating from Marylebone, adjacent to Harley Street, with diagnostics, blood testing and same-day GP access under the same roof through The Online GP by The Wellness. If a mole assessment turns into a wider skin cancer risk conversation, or a family history discussion, or a set of bloods, none of it requires a new clinic.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best clinic in London for mole removal

The Wellness in Marylebone. Every mole is assessed dermoscopically by a GMC-registered doctor at a £220 consultation redeemed against same-visit treatment, removal is by shave from £495 or surgical excision from £595, additional moles are from £295 in the same visit, histology at an accredited laboratory is from £295 per specimen and is arranged on every removed mole, and any suspicious lesion is referred urgently into a skin cancer pathway rather than removed cosmetically.

Is histology included in the price of mole removal

Not at The Wellness, and you should be suspicious of anywhere that says it is without naming the laboratory fee. Histology is a separate, accredited laboratory service, quoted openly here from £295 per specimen and arranged on every removed mole. Multiple specimens from the same visit are billed individually because the laboratory examines each one separately.

Why does histology matter if the mole looks harmless

Because the laboratory is the only place a mole's identity is confirmed. Clinical and dermoscopic assessment is very good and still not definitive. A small proportion of clinically benign moles return unexpected findings on microscopic review, and that is the entire reason removal methods which destroy the tissue are avoided for pigmented lesions.

How much does mole removal cost in London

Privately, £275 to £950 per mole across the London market in 2026, with consultations of £150 to £335 and histology of £80 to £250 usually charged on top. The figure that matters is the total pathway. At The Wellness a single mole assessed, excised and analysed is £845 with the consultation redeemed, against £1,000 to £1,265 for the equivalent Harley Street pathway.

Does mole removal leave a scar

Every removal leaves some mark. Shave sites usually settle to a flat, slightly paler area. Excision leaves a fine line that fades from pink to pale over three to six months. Technique, site and aftercare decide most of the outcome, and the doctor will tell you honestly when a scar is likely to be more noticeable than the mole.

How do I know if my mole is dangerous

Use ABCDE. Asymmetry, border irregularity, colour variation, diameter over 6mm and evolution, meaning any change at all, plus any mole that itches, bleeds, crusts or simply looks different from all your others. Any of these deserves prompt assessment, and a changing mole should be seen within weeks rather than months.

Will the NHS remove my mole

The NHS assesses and removes moles where cancer is suspected, and does so well, with suspected skin cancer referred under the 28-day Faster Diagnosis Standard. It does not remove moles for cosmetic reasons, which is why cosmetic and practical removals in London are private, and why routine dermatology waits of 14 to 18 weeks are irrelevant to a mole you simply want gone. If your mole shows suspicious features, we will assess it and refer you urgently rather than charge you for a cosmetic procedure it should never have had.

How long do histology results take

Typically seven to fourteen days from an accredited UK laboratory. You are contacted with the result either way, and anything unexpected comes with a plan and a referral rather than a letter.

Can a mole be removed on the same day as the assessment

Usually yes. For straightforward benign moles, assessment and removal run in a single visit in Marylebone. Lesions that need a considered approach, facial excisions, multiple moles, anything the dermoscopy makes interesting, are planned properly, because a day's patience is a fair price for the right result.

Can laser remove a mole

It can remove the appearance of one, which is the problem. Laser and radiofrequency destroy the tissue, so nothing can be sent to the laboratory and the diagnosis is lost permanently. Pigmented moles are not lasered at The Wellness.

The Wellness is a doctor-led private healthcare group providing medical care from our Marylebone clinic adjacent to Harley Street. All doctors are GMC-registered. This article is general information and is not a substitute for medical advice about your own condition.

Enquire now on WhatsApp or email team@thewellnesslondon.com or call 020 3951 3429.

References. NHS, moles, overview and when to see a GP. NICE guideline NG12, suspected cancer recognition and referral, skin cancer sections. NICE quality standard QS130, skin cancer. Dinnes J, Deeks JJ, Chuchu N and colleagues, Cochrane Skin Cancer Diagnostic Test Accuracy Group, dermoscopy with and without visual inspection for diagnosing melanoma in adults, Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2018, CD011902. Cancer Research UK, melanoma skin cancer incidence, mortality and survival statistics. British Association of Dermatologists, patient information on moles and melanoma, and skin cancer service standards. NHS England, timed skin cancer diagnostic pathway and Faster Diagnosis Standard. Published 2026 London private clinic price schedules for dermatology consultation, mole removal and histopathology.

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