Our consultant plastic surgeons provide expert mole removal, especially in cosmetically sensitive areas such as the eyes, nose, face, and lips. Plastic surgeons can distinguish between benign lesions and skin cancers, ensuring both safe and aesthetically pleasing outcomes.

Common and usually removed under local anaesthetic. Removal is recommended before they enlarge or become infected, avoiding the need for emergency treatment.

Small, non-cancerous growths that often appear in skin folds, such as the neck, armpits, and groin. While harmless, they can be removed for cosmetic reasons or to reduce irritation from clothing or jewellery.

Soft, movable, non-cancerous lumps made of fat cells, commonly found on the neck, back, or shoulders. Lipomas grow slowly and are usually removed for comfort, cosmetic reasons, or diagnostic purposes.

Benign, raised lesions that vary in colour and size, often appearing in middle-aged or older adults. While harmless, they may be removed if they are cosmetically concerning or prone to irritation.