Mole & skin tag removal near Chester, in Rossett.
Have a mole checked or removed by a consultant dermatologist in Rossett — excision with laboratory analysis included, and simple skin tag removal. A short drive from Chester.
consultation
histology included
removal
not a beauty clinic
A mole that has changed, a new mark you're unsure about, or a skin tag that keeps catching on your collar — all deserve a proper look rather than months of wondering. Dr Dalia Alsaadi, a consultant dermatologist and Clinical Lead for North Wales Dermatology, examines your skin in Rossett, tells you honestly whether anything needs removing, and carries out the procedure herself under local anaesthetic.
Dr Alsaadi sees patients at our clinic on Station Road, Rossett (LL12 0HE); Chester is a short drive away and parking is free.
Checks and removal fees.
Full details and every price are on the dermatology service page.
Examination of a mole or several moles by a consultant dermatologist, usually with a dermatoscope.
Surgical removal of up to three moles or tags, laboratory analysis, follow-up and wound care.
Quick removal of a harmless skin tag where laboratory analysis isn't needed.
Removal of a lesion suspected to be a basal or squamous cell cancer, with histology.
A small sample of skin taken for diagnosis when a mark needs a laboratory answer.
Easy to reach from across the region.
Patients come to us for mole checks from Chester, Wrexham and the villages between them, and from across Flintshire and the Wirral.
Dr Alsaadi is Clinical Lead for North Wales Dermatology.
Excised moles go to the laboratory, so you know exactly what was removed.
The doctor who examines your mole is the one who removes it.
£850 covers up to three lesions, histology, follow-up and wound care.
Dr Dalia Alsaadi
Consultant Dermatologist · GMC 7410299
When should I get a mole checked? +
Book a check if a mole is new and looks different from your others, or if an existing one changes in size, shape or colour, has an irregular edge, becomes itchy or crusty, or starts to bleed. If you're unsure, it's always reasonable to have it looked at.
How much does it cost to remove a mole? +
A skin consultation is £200. Removing up to three moles or skin tags with histology is £850, including the laboratory report, follow-up and wound care. A suspected skin cancer excision is £950, and a single punch biopsy £100.
How are moles removed? +
The skin is numbed with a local anaesthetic, then the mole is cut out and the wound closed, usually with a few stitches. The tissue is sent to the laboratory, and you're seen again to discuss the result and check healing.
Can I have a skin tag removed? +
Yes. Dr Alsaadi can remove skin tags for £475 where laboratory analysis isn't needed; if she'd like a tag analysed, it can be included in the £850 excision package.
Will mole removal leave a scar? +
Any excision leaves a small scar, usually a fine line. Dr Alsaadi explains the likely size and position before you agree to go ahead.
Do I need a GP referral? +
No — you can book a mole check directly. If your GP has already examined the mole, bring any letter or photos, as they help track changes.
Have that mole checked.
A consultant dermatologist near Chester, with removal fees published upfront.