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Clinical skin lesion assessment & treatment
Assessment and treatment same day
Whether you’re concerned about a visible mole, skin tag, cyst or other skin lesion, Merchant City Medical Group provides consultant-led assessment and treatment in one convenient clinic.
Led by Specialist Register Consultant Plastic Surgeon Dr Karima Medjoub, with over 15 years’ experience, we offer thorough diagnosis and personalised treatment plans tailored to your needs. Where appropriate, many patients can be assessed and treated in a single visit using our streamlined “see and treat” approach.
Our expert care covers a wide range of concerns, including moles, skin tags, cysts, lipomas, benign lesions, and scar management — all delivered with clinical precision and cosmetic consideration.
MBChB, FRCS (Plast)
Consultant Plastic Surgeon | Specialist in Aesthetic & Reconstructive Surgery
Dr Karima Medjoub is a Specialist Register Consultant Plastic Surgeon with over 15 years’ experience in aesthetic, reconstructive, and skin surgery. She has extensive training in plastic surgery and a strong focus on precision, safety, and natural cosmetic results.
At Merchant City Medical Group, Dr Medjoub leads all skin lesion and mole treatments, ensuring every patient receives expert diagnosis and personalised care. Her expertise covers complex lesions, cosmetically sensitive areas, and advanced techniques that prioritise both medical outcomes and aesthetic appearance.
We provide expert consultant-led treatment for a wide range of skin concerns, including:
Expert assessment and removal of skin lesions and moles in a single visit.
Most patients return to daily activities quickly

Local anaesthetic, minimal downtime

20–120 minutes (depending on complexity)
“I was nervous about having my skin lesion treated, but the team at Merchant City made the process so simple. The procedure was quick, and the care I received was excellent. I feel much more confident now and can’t thank them enough!”
“I had a mole that had been worrying me for some time. Merchant City assessed it and treated it the same day. The procedure was straightforward, and the results were excellent. I’m so glad I went ahead!”
Whether you’re unsure about a lesion or ready to discuss treatment, our expert team can help. Complete the form or call 0141 221 9699 to arrange your consultation with Dr Karima Medjoub.




We offer a full range of minor skin surgery procedures, including mole assessment and removal, skin tag removal, benign lesion excision with histology, cyst and lipoma removal, skin cancer excision, excision with reconstruction, scar revision, and treatments for raised scars such as keloids and hypertrophic scars.
All skin surgery procedures are performed by experienced consultant plastic surgeons with specialist training in both medical and aesthetic skin surgery.
We aim to offer appointments as promptly as possible. Where appropriate, assessment and treatment can often be carried out on the same day using our streamlined consultation and treatment approach.
Yes. In many cases, suitable patients can be assessed and treated during a single visit, helping to reduce waiting times and avoid multiple appointments.
Skin tag removal is a straightforward procedure performed under local anaesthetic. The method used depends on the size and location of the skin tag, with the aim of achieving a neat result and minimal impact on surrounding skin.
Shave excision is used for superficial benign lesions and removes the lesion at skin level. Surgical excision is recommended for deeper lesions or when complete removal with clear margins is required.
Yes. Where clinically appropriate, removed lesions are sent for histological examination to confirm the diagnosis and provide reassurance.
Yes. Cysts and lipomas are common benign growths that can be safely removed under local anaesthetic. Our surgeons focus on complete removal while minimising scarring.
Yes. We provide surgical excision of skin cancers, ensuring appropriate margins are taken and arranging histological analysis, with follow-up care as required.
When a larger lesion is removed, reconstruction may be required to restore both appearance and function. This involves advanced closure techniques designed to achieve the most natural result possible.
Any skin surgery can result in some scarring; however, our consultant plastic surgeons use refined techniques to minimise scar visibility and support optimal healing.
Yes. Scar revision procedures aim to improve the appearance, texture, or position of a scar. The most appropriate treatment is discussed during consultation based on the scar type.
Yes. Raised scars such as keloids and hypertrophic scars can be treated with targeted steroid injections to reduce inflammation, soften scar tissue, and flatten the scar over time.
Procedures are performed under local anaesthetic to minimise discomfort. Most patients experience only mild soreness afterward, which is usually short-lived.
Lesions may be treated for medical, preventative, or cosmetic reasons. A consultation allows our specialists to assess the lesion thoroughly and advise on the most appropriate next steps.
Merchant City Medical Group, it really is ALL ABOUT YOU.
We believe that everybody and every body is unique, which is why we pride ourselves in understanding your individual needs, to make sure we support you throughout this life-changing journey
Our UK leading clinics offer both surgical and non-surgical cosmetic procedures with thousands of men and women having already benefited from our utmost innovative techniques and state of the art equipment
We know our patients deserve a lifetime of, not only looking great but feeling great too. Book your free consultation today and begin your journey to a newer, better you
70A West Regent Street, Glasgow G2 2QZ
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