Clear answers – Assessment to identify a lesion and whether it needs action.
Dermoscopy – Magnified assessment to look at lesions in detail.
Right next step – Reassurance, monitoring, removal or referral as appropriate.
We discuss the lesion, how long it has been there and any changes.
We examine the lesion, often using dermoscopy, to assess its features.
We advise whether to reassure, monitor, remove or refer.
GP with specialist dermatology expertise. Care from a GP holding a Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Dermatology.
NHS and private dermatology experience. Active in the community dermatology service at Guy’s & St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust.
Medical and minor-surgical skin care. Assessment of skin conditions alongside minor surgical procedures in one place.
Research-informed practice. Involved in national dermatology research and clinical trial networks.
Clear, tailored treatment plans. A thorough approach with practical, personalised guidance you can act on.
Convenient Marylebone location. Based at 109 Gloucester Place, Marylebone, London W1U 6JW, a few minutes from Baker Street and Marylebone stations.
You’ll find answers to the most frequently asked questions below. Everything you need to know is right here, designed to help you make an informed and confident decision.
These include moles, cysts, skin tags, warts, seborrhoeic keratoses (harmless age-related spots) and other lumps and marks. Most are benign.
After examining and often using dermoscopy, we consider the appearance and history. Depending on this, a lesion may be reassured, monitored, removed or referred.
Some straightforward benign lesions can be removed at a follow-up procedure appointment. Assessment always comes first to confirm this is appropriate.
Most moles and skin lesions are harmless, and it is changes that matter most. A helpful guide is ABCDE: Asymmetry, an irregular Border, more than one Colour, a Diameter larger than about 6mm, and any Evolving change over time.
A mole that looks different from your others, or a new or changing spot that itches, bleeds or does not heal, should be assessed. Assessment, often with dermoscopy, helps decide whether to reassure, monitor or refer.
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