We provide specialist mole assessment and suitable removal for patients from Slough, with mole checks from £150 and suitable mole removal from £295.
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
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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
We start with a detailed clinical assessment rather than assuming every mole needs to be removed. Your appointment may include dermoscopy, allowing our clinicians to examine the mole more closely and determine whether removal, monitoring or further investigation is appropriate.
We provide private mole assessment and suitable mole removal for patients from Slough, including Langley, Cippenham, Burnham, Farnham Royal, Colnbrook and surrounding areas. Appointments take place at our CQC-registered clinic, where our GMC-registered clinicians provide specialist dermatology and minor skin surgery.
Mole checks start from £150, with suitable benign mole removal from £295. You can arrange a private assessment directly, with no GP referral required.
Specialist dermatology and minor skin surgery from a CQC-registered private clinic.
Access to skin biopsy and histological analysis where further investigation is clinically appropriate.
Complete our free online assessment and upload clear photographs of the mole you’re concerned about.
Your clinician will examine the mole and use dermoscopy where appropriate before recommending the next step.
Mole removal starts with a proper clinical assessment. We look at the mole’s appearance, characteristics and location before deciding whether removal is appropriate and which treatment is most suitable.
Your clinician will examine the mole and may use dermoscopy to assess its features in greater detail before recommending treatment.
Where removal is appropriate, we may recommend shave removal or surgical excision depending on the mole and its location.
Suitable moles are removed under local anaesthetic, followed by clear aftercare advice to support your recovery.
Assessment of new or changing moles to identify the right removal option.
Some moles may be suitable for monitoring rather than immediate removal. We’ll explain what to look out for and whether follow-up is recommended.
If more information is needed to establish a diagnosis, a skin biopsy may be recommended to obtain tissue for examination.
Where appropriate, removed tissue can be sent to a specialist laboratory for histological analysis.
If assessment raises concern about melanoma, we’ll explain the findings and discuss the appropriate referral pathway for specialist care.
If you’re unsure whether your mole should be removed, start with our free online assessment. Tell us what you’ve noticed and upload clear photographs for our clinical team to review.
Our GMC-registered dermatologists provide specialist mole removal with careful clinical assessment, backed by 4.9 stars from 600+ reviews.
Aventus Clinic welcomes patients from Slough and across Berkshire for private mole assessment, mole removal and specialist dermatology. Our clinic is accessible by car, train and 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.
Driving from Slough to Aventus Clinic takes approximately 53 minutes, covering around 68 km to 4 Portmill House, Portmill Lane, Hitchin, SG5 1DJ.
Once you arrive, Portmill Lane East Car Park is directly next to the clinic.
From Slough, travel to London Paddington, then continue towards London St Pancras International before taking Thameslink to Hitchin. From Hitchin station, the clinic is a short onward journey.
A bus route from Wellington Street Stop B in Slough connects towards Heathrow Central Bus Station. From there, continue towards Luton Station Interchange, followed by Arriva 101 to Hermitage Road in Letchworth Garden City. The clinic at Portmill Lane is a short onward walk.
We’ve answered the practical questions about getting your mole assessed, treatment and what happens next.
Yes. You can discuss more than one mole during your assessment. Each mole will be considered individually to determine whether it needs removal, monitoring or further investigation.
There is no single technique that suits every mole. Depending on your assessment, your clinician may recommend shave removal or surgical excision.
Yes. Mole removal is performed under local anaesthetic, so the treatment area is numbed while you remain awake during the procedure.
Whether you can drive afterwards depends on the procedure, the location treated and how you feel following your appointment. Your clinician can give you specific advice on the day.
The removal procedure itself typically takes around 15 to 30 minutes. Your appointment may take longer to allow time for assessment and preparation.
Same-day removal may be possible when clinically appropriate. This depends on the mole, treatment required and clinician availability.
