Mole checks for patients from London start from £150, with suitable benign mole removal from £295. No GP referral is required to arrange a private mole assessment.
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Rated Good
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6,500+
Treatments performed
4.9★ Rated
From 600+ reviews
No obligation
Honest, doctor-led advice
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Spread the cost
Private mole checks and suitable mole removal for patients from London
Got a mole that has changed, become irritated or simply been bothering you? Aventus Clinic provides private mole assessment and suitable mole removal for patients travelling from London, with specialist care available from our clinics in London and Hitchin.
Our clinicians assess new, changing, suspicious and unwanted moles using clinical examination and dermoscopy where appropriate. Depending on the findings, we can advise on monitoring, biopsy or removal.
Mole checks start from £150, with suitable benign mole removal from £295. No GP referral is required to arrange a private assessment.
You can arrange a private mole assessment directly with Aventus without needing a GP referral.
Your mole is assessed before treatment, with dermoscopy, biopsy or histological analysis used where appropriate. If removal is suitable, we’ll explain your options.
Complete our free online mole assessment and upload clear photographs. We’ll review your information and advise on the next step.
If you’re travelling from London for private mole removal, we start by assessing the mole carefully before recommending treatment. Where removal is appropriate, we’ll explain the available options and what to expect.
We assess the mole’s appearance, size and location, using dermoscopy where appropriate to examine it in greater detail.
The technique depends on the mole and its location. Where suitable, this may involve shave removal or surgical excision.
Suitable moles are removed under local anaesthetic, followed by guidance on caring for the area afterwards.
Assessment of new or changing moles to identify the right removal option.
A new, changing or unusual mole may need closer assessment before removal. We’ll examine it carefully and explain whether monitoring, a skin biopsy or further investigation is appropriate.
Some moles may be monitored rather than removed straight away, with follow-up recommended where appropriate.
If a mole needs closer examination, we may recommend a skin biopsy to obtain tissue for analysis.
Where tissue is removed, it can be sent to a specialist laboratory for histological analysis to help establish the diagnosis.
If your assessment raises concern about melanoma, we’ll explain the findings and discuss the appropriate referral pathway.
Complete our free online assessment and upload clear photographs, and we’ll review your information and advise on the most appropriate next step.
Aventus Clinic is conveniently located for patients travelling from London, with direct Great Northern trains from London King’s Cross taking around 32 minutes and the journey by car taking around 55 minutes. The clinic is also accessible by bus.
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.
The journey from London takes around 55 minutes, covering approximately 60 km to the clinic.
From London King’s Cross, take the Great Northern service to Hitchin, with a journey time of around 32 minutes. The clinic at 4 Portmill House is a short distance from the station.
From Victoria Coach Station, take the 757 towards Luton, followed by local connections towards Letchworth Garden City. The full journey takes around 2 hours 35 minutes.
Yes. You can arrange a private mole assessment directly with Aventus Clinic without a GP referral. We’ll assess the mole first and explain whether removal is appropriate.
Yes. We assess the mole before treatment and may use dermoscopy to examine it more closely. Depending on the findings, we may recommend removal, monitoring or further investigation.
Not necessarily. A mole that has changed or looks unusual may need further assessment before removal. If there are concerning features, we’ll explain whether monitoring, biopsy or further investigation is appropriate.
A biopsy is not required for every mole. If further investigation is appropriate, your clinician may recommend a skin biopsy and explain why it is needed.
Depending on the mole and its location, we may recommend shave removal or surgical excision. Your clinician will explain which approach is appropriate for you.
