Mole Screening in Odiham near Basingstoke

Welcome to the Skin Clinic in Odiham

Single Mole Check	£75
Full Mole Screening	£180

Consultation	£120
Follow-up	£60
Cryotherapy (extra)	£20

Single Excision	£249
Up to 3 Excisions	£499
Larger Excisions	£699
Skin Graft (extra)	£250



	January Offer: Single Dermoscopic Mole Check for £75 If you are worried about a particular mole, we can carry out a single mole check for £75. You show us the mole that is concerning you and we photograph it (using our amazing dermoscope) and produce a computer-generated ABCD risk score for skin cancer which we can monitor with you from then on. We also carry out a free personal assessment to estimate how often you should have skin cancer check-ups. We take into account factors like your age, your skin type, your family medical history, whether you have spent a lot of time in warm climates, whether you have been badly sunburnt and whether you have personally had any relevant prior skin condition. It's easy to make an appointment online - just fill in your details and suggest a time that suits you.

How can you tell whether a particular lesion is safe or suspicious?

Can you keep digital photographic records to show if your moles are changing?

If you have a suspicious lesion, where do you go for follow up advice and action?

Do you just want to remove a mole or skin tag?

Every year there are over 60,000 new cases of skin cancer in the UK. It is the most common form of cancer in the country and early detection is vital. Although public awareness is improving, you may not know what practical steps you can take to find out if you and your family are safe. The easy answer is a new process called mole screening.

Mole screening at The Skin Clinic in Odiham uses computerised photographic records to score your moles for risk. This latest system is not available at your GP's surgery.

For £50 you can check a single mole and for £150 you can have a complete body screen and diagnosis of potentially suspicious moles.

Any suspicious scores are referred immediately to our expert doctors and consultant dematologists.

It’s easy to book your mole screening appointment now. Just fill in the details below:

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The address of our clinic is Prior's Corner, North Warnborough, Odiham, Hampshire, RG29 1EA. Tel: 01256 703345.

Removing Moles and Screen Tags

Mole Screening in Odiham Of course, the vast majority of moles are safe but sometimes you may want a mole or a skin tag removed for cosmetic reasons. Cosmetic excisions are no longer available for free at GP's surgeries but we can arrange them for you.

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At The Skin Clinic we are devoted to looking after all aspects of your skin and we welcome your questions if you want to think through some important issues with us before you decide to visit.

So please ask us your question about mole screening…

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	"A lot of people just want to know they are safe and we can give them that confidence. At the same time, finding malignant moles early is the best way to save lives." Karen Nosworthy Skin Clinic Manager “I am the consultant dermatologist at Frimley Hospital and I work with The Skin Clinic on diagnosing unusual and difficult lesions.” Dr Fiona Antony Consultant Dermatologist “I am on the Council of the British Association of Dermatologists and Chairman of Skin Check Limited. Our consultant surgeons work with The Skin Clinic when people ask for a mole to be removed for cosmetic reasons or decide to have a private excision and biopsy.” Dr Robin H Felix Consultant Dermatologist “As the consultant dermatologist at Poole Hospital, I am delighted to recommend mole screening at The Skin Clinic.” Dr Cathy Stephens Consultant Dermatologist



	“I wanted someone to look at a mole that had been bothering me for some time but it took a lot of courage for me to book a mole screening. When I got to The Skin Clinic it was very easy. I don’t know what I was fussing about! It turned out that my “mole” wasn’t actually a mole and it was safe.” Client 1 “When I saw my mother's tiny melanoma, I realised couldn’t tell the difference between that or anything else, so having someone look at my moles and assess my personal risk was very reassuring.” Client 2 “My doctor recommended I had all my moles screened for skin cancer at The Skin Clinic as this service is not available on the NHS.” Client 3