Mole Removal

Following your Mole Removal treatment, it is important to care for the treated area correctly to promote healing, minimise the risk of infection and help achieve the best possible cosmetic outcome. It is normal to experience: * Mild redness and swelling around the treatment area. * Tenderness or slight discomfort. * A small scab or crust forming over the treated lesion. * Minor clear or pink fluid leakage during the first 24 hours. The treated area will gradually heal over the following 1–4 weeks, depending on the size and location of the lesion and the treatment method used. To protect the treated area: * Keep the area clean and dry for the first 24 hours, unless advised otherwise by your practitioner. * If a dressing has been applied, leave it in place for the length of time recommended by your practitioner. * Avoid touching, rubbing or picking at the treated area. * Wash your hands before touching the area if dressing changes are required. For the first 24–48 hours: Avoid: * Hot baths, saunas and steam rooms. * Swimming pools, hot tubs and open water. * Vigorous exercise that causes excessive sweating if the treated area may become irritated. * Applying make-up, perfumes, fragranced creams or other products directly to the treated area unless recommended by your practitioner. During the healing process: * Allow any scab to fall away naturally. Do not pick or scratch it, as this may increase the risk of scarring or infection. * Keep the area clean and follow any dressing or wound care instructions provided by your practitioner. * Once the skin has healed, apply SPF 30 or higher to the area whenever it is exposed to sunlight for at least 6 months, as newly healed skin is more susceptible to pigmentation changes. * If recommended, apply any healing cream or ointment exactly as instructed by your practitioner. To achieve the best cosmetic outcome: * Follow all aftercare advice carefully. * Protect the treated area from excessive sun exposure. * Monitor your skin regularly and report any new or changing moles or skin lesions. * Attend any follow-up appointments if recommended by your practitioner. Please contact Body Perfection Clinic if you have any concerns following your treatment or experience: * Increasing redness or swelling after the first few days. * Excessive pain that continues to worsen. * Persistent bleeding that does not stop with gentle pressure. * Pus or unpleasant-smelling discharge. * Signs of infection, including increasing redness, excessive heat, pus, discharge, fever or feeling unwell. If you experience signs of infection or have significant bleeding or any severe or unexpected reaction, seek prompt medical advice from your GP, NHS 111 or your nearest Emergency Department. Your practitioner will be happy to advise you and arrange a review appointment if required.

To ensure your Mole Removal treatment is as safe and effective as possible, please follow the advice below before your appointment. * Attend your Mole Screening Consultation before treatment. This allows us to assess your lesion and confirm it is suitable for cosmetic removal. * Avoid sunbathing, sunbeds and excessive sun exposure for at least 2 weeks before your appointment. If the area is exposed, apply SPF 30 or higher daily. * Do not apply fake tan to the treatment area for at least 7 days before treatment. * Arrive with clean skin, free from make-up, creams, lotions, oils or deodorant (where applicable). * Avoid waxing, shaving or using hair removal creams over or around the lesion immediately before your appointment if this may irritate the skin. * Stay well hydrated and eat normally before your appointment. * Inform your practitioner if you are taking blood-thinning medication (anticoagulants), aspirin (unless prescribed), steroids or any medication that may affect healing. Do not stop prescribed medication unless advised by your GP or specialist. * Please inform your practitioner of any changes to your medical history, pregnancy status, allergies or recent medical or aesthetic treatments before your appointment. * If you develop sunburn, an active skin infection, cold sores (where applicable), open wounds or any irritation around the treatment area, please contact the clinic before your appointment, as treatment may need to be postponed. During your consultation, your practitioner will confirm your suitability for treatment, explain the procedure, discuss the expected healing process and answer any questions you may have. If your lesion is not considered suitable for cosmetic removal, you will be advised on the most appropriate next steps, including referral to your GP or dermatologist if required.

Mole removal is a safe and effective procedure when carried out following a thorough assessment. However, treatment may not be suitable for everyone. At Body Perfection Clinic, all moles and skin lesions are assessed before removal, and in many cases a professional mole screening is recommended to ensure the lesion is appropriate for cosmetic treatment. You may not be suitable for mole removal if you have: * A mole or skin lesion with suspicious features that requires medical assessment before cosmetic removal. * An undiagnosed or changing mole that has not been professionally assessed. * A confirmed or suspected skin cancer requiring NHS or specialist dermatology management. * An active skin infection in or around the treatment area. * Open wounds, cuts or abrasions near the lesion. * Active eczema, psoriasis or dermatitis affecting the treatment area. * A history of poor wound healing or keloid scarring. * Uncontrolled diabetes or medical conditions that may impair healing. * A bleeding disorder or you are taking anticoagulant (blood-thinning) medication, unless your practitioner confirms treatment is appropriate. * A weakened immune system or medical conditions that increase the risk of infection. * Pregnancy or breastfeeding, depending on the treatment method being considered and your individual circumstances. * A known allergy or sensitivity to products or local anaesthetic (where applicable). Your practitioner will also review your medical history, medications and the appearance of your lesion during your consultation to ensure treatment is both safe and appropriate. Please note: If a mole or skin lesion shows features that could indicate skin cancer or another medical condition, cosmetic removal will not be performed. Instead, you will be advised to seek further assessment through your GP or dermatologist. Your health and safety will always be our priority. If you are unsure whether your mole or skin lesion is suitable for removal, we recommend booking a Mole Screening Consultation, where we can assess your lesion and advise on the safest and most appropriate next steps.

A consultation is an essential part of your Mole Removal journey and is required before treatment. At Body Perfection Clinic, we believe it is important to assess any mole or skin lesion before discussing removal options, ensuring your safety is always our priority. For most clients, the consultation is carried out as a professional mole screening appointment using our advanced screening service. During your appointment, your practitioner will: Assess your mole or skin lesion. Review your medical history and any changes you've noticed. Discuss your concerns and reasons for removal. Take high-quality clinical photographs of the lesion. Complete a detailed assessment using our professional mole screening system. Explain whether the lesion appears suitable for cosmetic removal or whether further medical investigation is recommended. If appropriate, your images and clinical information will be securely submitted for review by a specialist dermatologist through our mole screening service. This provides expert guidance on whether the lesion is suitable for cosmetic removal or should be referred for further investigation. Following your results, your practitioner will discuss the most appropriate treatment options and answer any questions you may have. Mole Screening Consultation Fees Our mole screening consultation includes the full clinical assessment and specialist review. £69 – Assessment of 1 lesion Additional lesions from £30 each Prices may vary depending on the number of lesions being assessed. If you are unsure whether your lesion requires assessment or would simply like to discuss your options first, we also offer a FREE telephone consultation. This allows you to speak with one of our practitioners before booking your mole screening appointment. Please note that Body Perfection Clinic does not diagnose skin cancer. Our mole screening service provides an expert assessment to help identify lesions that may require further investigation and supports timely referral to your GP or dermatologist where appropriate. If your lesion is considered suitable for cosmetic removal, we will discuss the treatment options available and create a personalised treatment plan tailored to your needs.

Treatment is not suitable for clients with: Pregnancy or breastfeeding, active cancer or those currently undergoing chemotherapy or radiotherapy, uncontrolled diabetes, autoimmune disorders, blood clotting disorders, immunosuppression, history of keloid scarring or abnormal wound healing, cardiac pacemakers or implanted electrical devices (where applicable to the treatment method). Treatment is not suitable for clients with: Active bacterial, viral or fungal skin infections, active herpes simplex (cold sores) within the treatment area, open wounds, cuts or abrasions, active eczema, psoriasis or dermatitis flare-ups, sunburn or recently tanned skin, inflamed or irritated skin within the treatment area, suspicious pigmented lesions or moles that have not been medically assessed, lesions showing signs of possible skin cancer (must be referred for medical assessment), recent skin surgery that has not fully healed. Treatment is not suitable for clients with: Blood-thinning medication where treatment is considered unsafe, photosensitising medications, current or recent use of Roaccutane (Isotretinoin), recent steroid therapy, known allergies or sensitivities to local anaesthetics or aftercare products (where applicable). Treatment should be postponed if: Chemical peels, microneedling or laser treatments have recently been performed in the treatment area, there has been excessive sun exposure or recent tanning, fake tan has been applied within the previous 2 weeks, there is active inflammation or irritation within the treatment area, the client is feeling unwell or has a fever. Treatment may not be suitable for clients who: Have unrealistic expectations regarding treatment outcomes, show signs consistent with Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD), are unable or unwilling to follow post-treatment aftercare advice.

For your Mole Removal appointment, we recommend wearing comfortable, loose-fitting clothing that allows easy access to the treatment area. If treatment is being performed on the face, neck or chest, a loose-fitting top with a wide neckline or buttons is ideal to minimise friction afterwards. For body treatments, wear soft, breathable clothing that can be easily adjusted while maintaining your comfort and privacy. Avoid tight clothing, high collars or rough fabrics that may rub against the treated area during the healing process. Please arrive with clean skin free from makeup, fake tan, moisturisers and perfumes where possible. Depending on the removal method used, the treated area may be covered with a dressing and may feel slightly tender afterwards, so loose clothing is recommended to help protect the area and promote comfortable healing. Your comfort and privacy are always our priority, and disposable headbands, towels and gowns are provided when required. Following treatment, protecting the area from friction and keeping it clean and dry will help support optimal healing and results.

Not always. Some moles may require further assessment before removal, which is why a consultation is important to determine suitability and the most appropriate treatment approach.

No. Removing one mole does not trigger the development of new moles elsewhere on the body.

Not necessarily. While many moles are completely harmless, any mole that changes in size, shape, colour or appearance should be professionally assessed.

The aim of treatment is always to achieve the best possible cosmetic outcome. Healing varies depending on the size, depth and location of the mole, but most clients heal very well.

We strongly advise against it. DIY mole removal can lead to infection, scarring and may delay the diagnosis of potentially serious skin conditions.

Not usually. Once a mole has been successfully removed, it often does not return. However, depending on the type of mole and treatment method, some moles can occasionally recur.

Mole Removal can be performed on most areas of the body including the face, neck, chest, back, arms and legs. Your practitioner will assess the location and type of mole during consultation to determine suitability.

If additional treatment is required, Mole Removal sessions are usually spaced several weeks apart to allow the skin to heal properly. Follow-up appointments may be recommended to assess the treated area.

Many moles can be successfully removed in a single Mole Removal treatment. However, some larger or deeper moles may require additional sessions to achieve the best cosmetic result. Your practitioner will advise you during consultation

Mole Removal aims to safely remove benign moles from the skin. After treatment, the mole will gradually dry, form a small scab and eventually fall away as the skin heals. Once healed, the skin usually appears clearer and smoother.

Mole Removal with cryotherapy is usually well tolerated and does not typically require anaesthetic. Clients may feel a brief cold or stinging sensation during the treatment. The procedure is quick and most moles can be treated within a few minutes.

The freezpen instrument is an innovation in Cryo Therapy. It emits a fine jet of nitrous oxide at -89C Allowing your clinical practioner to work with millimetre precision. Working in circular and criss-cross movements, the tiny cold blasts destroys the affected tissue by freezing the inner-cellular fluid, Forming ice shards and crystals that rupture the cell membrane, Thereby destroying the cell.