Skin Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
Accurate assessment and expert removal of suspicious moles.
At Charles Loh Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, we provide specialist mole diagnosis and treatment, combining advanced diagnostic tools with consultant-led surgical care. Whether your mole is changing in size, shape, or colour—or you simply want reassurance—we can assess, diagnose, and treat in a safe, professional environment.
Our “see and treat” service means many patients are consulted and treated on the same day. Every excised mole is sent for histology to ensure an accurate diagnosis and peace of mind.
If a procedure is best performed under general anaesthetic, we can arrange this at Spire Cambridge Lea Hospital for your comfort and safety.
What We Treat
We assess and treat all types of moles and pigmented lesions, including:
- Moles that have changed in appearance
- Symptomatic moles (itching, bleeding, or irritation)
- Suspicious or atypical moles
- Pigmented lesions requiring exclusion of skin cancer
- Benign moles removed for cosmetic reasons
Why Choose Our Clinic for Mole Diagnosis & Treatment?
We understand that concerns about skin cancer can be worrying. Our approach prioritises rapid access, accurate diagnosis, and effective treatment—without unnecessary delay.
- Consultant-led care by Mr Charles Loh, FRCS Plast
- Fully accredited & BUPA-recognised service
- Same-day “see and treat” option available
- Dermatoscopic examination included in all consultations
- Histology for every mole removed
- Minimal scarring techniques and aesthetic closure
- Quick recovery with discreet aftercare
- Direct WhatsApp aftercare service for ongoing support and reassurance
Your Treatment Journey
We believe in transparency and patient comfort at every stage. From your initial consultation through to recovery, we provide a clear and personalised approach. Our goal is to make your journey as smooth, informed, and stress-free as possible, while delivering the highest standards of care.
Step 1
Initial Consultation
A full mole assessment using dermatoscopy, with a clear explanation of your options.
Step 2
Procedure
Mole removal performed under local anaesthetic (or general if required).
Step 3
Aftercare & Results
Wound care advice, follow-up if required, and histology results shared promptly.
Step 4
Ongoing Accessible Support
Direct access for recovery advice and reassurance at any stage after treatment.
FAQs
Common Questions
We understand that choosing skin surgery is a personal decision, and it’s normal to have questions about the procedure, recovery, and what happens next. Below, we’ve addressed the most common queries from patients to help you feel confident and informed.
Changes in size, shape, or colour—or new symptoms like bleeding or itching—should always be assessed by a specialist.
All surgery leaves some scarring, but we use fine closure techniques to minimise visibility.
No, you can book directly. If insured, check your policy requirements.
Yes. Every mole we remove is analysed by a specialist laboratory.
