From new or changing moles to lesions you’ve been meaning to have checked, patients in Bishop’s Stortford can arrange a consultant-led assessment from £150, with mole removal from £295.
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CQC Registered
Rated Good
GMC-Registered
Surgeons, not salespeople
6,500+
Treatments performed
4.9★ Rated
From 600+ reviews
No obligation
Honest, doctor-led advice
0% Finance
Spread the cost
A mole that has changed, caught or simply started to concern you?
For patients in Bishop’s Stortford, Aventus Clinic provides doctor-led mole assessment and removal for moles that are changing, irritating or causing cosmetic concern. Your mole will be examined to determine whether removal is appropriate and which treatment option is most suitable.
Assessment may include dermoscopy, allowing the doctor to examine the mole more closely. Where removal is recommended, options can include surgical excision, shave removal or laser treatment, depending on the mole and its position. Mole removal starts from £295.
Every mole is assessed before removal by GMC-registered clinicians, with dermoscopy used where appropriate.
Moles that catch on clothing, are awkward to monitor or affect your confidence can be assessed for suitable removal options.
Share details and photographs through our online assessment so our clinical team can review your concerns.
If appropriate, your mole will be removed under local anaesthetic, followed by clear aftercare advice.
We keep mole removal straightforward, starting with a careful assessment before recommending whether removal is appropriate and which technique is best for you.
Your clinician will examine the mole and may use dermoscopy to assess it more closely before discussing your treatment options.
If removal is appropriate, your clinician will recommend surgical excision or shave removal based on the mole, its appearance and location.
Suitable moles are removed under local anaesthetic, with clear aftercare advice to help you know what to expect during recovery.
Assessment of new or changing moles to identify the right removal option.
Some moles may not need immediate treatment and can instead be monitored with follow-up assessments where appropriate.
Where more information is needed, a skin biopsy may be recommended to obtain tissue for further examination.
If tissue is removed, it may be sent to a specialist laboratory for histological analysis to help establish the diagnosis.
Where a mole raises concerns about melanoma, your clinician will explain the findings and discuss the appropriate next steps or referral for specialist care.
Complete our free online mole assessment and upload photographs of the mole you’d like checked or removed. We’ll review your submission and advise on the next step.
Our GMC-registered dermatologists and skin surgeons provide expert assessment and removal, with a 4.9star rating from 600+ reviews.
Aventus Clinic provides private dermatology and minor skin surgery for patients in Bishop’s Stortford and the surrounding area, with consultant-led care for mole assessment and removal.
Portmill House, Portmill Lane,
Hitchin, SG5 1DJ
Portmill Lane East Car Park is right next to the clinic.
Easy to reach by car, train or on foot.
A discreet clinic setting with a professional team.
Travelling by car from Bishop’s Stortford is a straightforward option, with the route taking you towards Hitchin via the A120 and A505. Portmill Lane East Car Park is directly beside Aventus Clinic at Portmill House.
Hitchin is served by regular rail services, with Aventus Clinic around a 10-minute walk from Hitchin station.
Travelling by bus from Bishop’s Stortford can involve connections at Hertford Bus Station, Stevenage Railway Station and Letchworth Garden City. From St Mary’s Square in Letchworth, Aventus Clinic at Portmill House is a short onward journey.
No GP referral is required for Aventus’ private mole assessment service. Your mole is assessed by a clinician first to determine whether monitoring, further investigation or removal is appropriate.
Not every mole requires histological analysis. Where clinically appropriate, removed tissue can be sent to a specialist laboratory for examination, with the results used to guide any further treatment or monitoring.
If assessment or histological analysis identifies abnormal or atypical cells, your clinician will explain the findings and discuss whether further treatment, monitoring or follow-up is recommended.
