Follow-On Treatment: Advanced Electrolysis for Blemish Removal
If your Map My Mole screening confirms that a blemish is benign and suitable for cosmetic removal, we can proceed with treatment in-clinic using advanced electrolysis.
This quick and effective procedure allows us to safely remove or reduce a wide range of skin lesions in under 20 minutes. We can treat:
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Skin tags
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Seborrhoeic keratoses
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Cherry angiomas
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Spider naevi
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Campbell De Morgan spots
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Milia (whiteheads)
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Facial thread veins
All treatments are carried out with precision and care to ensure the best possible results with minimal downtime.
Map My Mole – Skin Blemish Screening
Concerned about a mole or skin blemish? Our Map My Mole service offers quick, professional screening without the wait. We capture high-quality images of up to 3 blemishes and send them directly to a dermatologist for expert analysis. A detailed report is returned within 48 hours, helping us determine if further medical investigation is needed or if the blemish can be safely removed in-clinic using advanced electrolysis.
What Can Be Screened?
This service isn't limited to moles. It’s ideal for checking a variety of skin concerns, including:
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Moles
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Skin tags
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Pigmentation marks
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Warts
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Keratosis
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Other unusual skin blemishes
How it Works
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Book Your Appointment
Easily schedule your screening through our online booking system.
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In-Clinic Imaging
Visit our salon where we’ll take clear, clinical-grade images of your blemishes using specialist equipment.
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Expert Dermatology Review
Your images are securely sent to a consultant dermatologist for evaluation.
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Results Within 48 Hours
You’ll receive a comprehensive report detailing whether your blemish is benign, needs monitoring, or requires referral.
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Next Steps & Removal Options
If suitable, we can proceed with in-clinic cosmetic removal using advanced electrolysis.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How are the images taken?
We will take images of your mole or skin lesion using a specialist, medical grade camera called a “dermoscope”. It uses light and magnification to help a dermatologist see how your skin looks in more detail than you would be able to see with a naked eye or normal camera. The detailed images will make it easier to spot abnormalities that may require further investigation or diagnostic tests.
2. What will you do with the images?
Once we’ve taken images of your mole, we will send them to Map My Mole for review. Map My Mole is a third party service provider we use to obtain an indicative opinion from a consultant dermatologist regarding your mole or skin lesion. The consultant will review the images and prepare a report for us so we can advise you on next steps.
3. What information will you share with Map My Mole?
We need to send some of your personal information, including your name, contact details and some medical information (including the images we take of your mole) to Map My Mole when we submit the images for review. You can find Map My Mole’s privacy policy on their website at www.mapmymole.com, or we can email you a link to it.
4. When will I get the results?
Images are usually reviewed within 48 hours after we submit them for review, but it may take longer than that. We can request that a copy of the report will be sent to you as soon as it’s ready, otherwise it will be sent to us and we will contact you to discuss the report with you once we have received it.
5. Will Map My Mole be able to diagnose cancer from the images?
No. It’s important that you understand that it is not possible to diagnose any cancer from images, and a formal diagnosis requires a biopsy (sample removed under anaesthetic) and histological assessment. However, the consultant’s report can help us identify a suspicious mole that might need further investigation such as a biopsy.
If you’re concerned about your mole or skin lesion, you should speak to your GP or another medical professional as soon as possible so that they can carry out further tests if needed.
