Moles are small, coloured spots that develop on the skin. They may be flat or raised, smooth or rough, and sometimes have hair growing from them. Most moles are completely harmless, but some clients choose removal for cosmetic reasons or due to irritation from clothing or jewellery.
At Body Perfection Clinic, we remove suitable benign moles using advanced Cryotherapy technology, offering a controlled and minimally invasive solution.
Cryotherapy is used to remove benign moles that:
• Cause irritation from clothing or jewellery
• Catch and bleed occasionally
• Are cosmetically unwanted
• Feel uncomfortable due to positioning
Please note: Only benign moles can be removed. Suspicious lesions must be medically assessed first.
We use targeted Cryotherapy, which emits a fine jet of nitrous oxide at extremely low temperatures (approximately -89°C).
The freezing process:
• Freezes the intracellular fluid inside the mole
• Forms ice crystals within the cells
• Ruptures the cell membrane
• Destroys the targeted tissue
The treated tissue gradually breaks down and the body naturally sheds it during healing.
The precision of the device allows accurate treatment while minimising impact on surrounding healthy skin.
Most benign moles can be permanently removed.
Clients typically experience:
• Effective removal of the lesion
• Minimal discomfort
• Low risk of scarring
• Little disruption to surrounding skin
In some cases, particularly with larger or raised moles, more than one session may be required for optimal cosmetic results.
Your journey begins with confirmation that the mole is benign. This can be done by:
• Booking a cancer screening consultation with us
or
• Providing a GP letter confirming the mole is benign and safe for cosmetic removal
Once suitability is confirmed:
• The mole is examined
• The area is cleansed
• Cryotherapy is applied for a few seconds
• Aftercare advice is provided
The full consultation and treatment typically take 20–30 minutes.
A follow-up review may be offered around 4 weeks later if required.
Your safety is our priority.
We work alongside professional cancer screening services to ensure any mole removed is confirmed as benign before treatment. Using advanced dermoscopy imaging and dermatologist reporting, we provide a responsible, medically-aware approach to cosmetic mole removal.
We combine clinical precision with cosmetic care, ensuring safe removal while aiming for the best possible aesthetic outcome.
If you are unsure whether your mole is suitable for removal, we recommend booking a consultation for professional assessment.
If you'd like to talk through your skincare needs or find out more about any of our treatments, simply fill in the form below and we'll be in touch to book your consultation.
A GP Letter of consent or a dermatolygist report confirming mole is benign must be obtatined before treatment. An must be current. • It may scab for 7/14 days • Do not pick the treated area • No sunbed or sun for 7 days • No swimming for 7 days • No saunas for 7 days • No exfoliating the treated area