Patient Care
Mole Screening Service
A digital mole and skin lesion screening service, provided in partnership with Map My Mole — photos taken in clinic are reviewed remotely by a UK consultant dermatologist, with a written report typically back within 24 hours.
Authored by Kelly Rafique, published 13 August 2026.
Clinically reviewed by Kelly Rafique, last reviewed 1 September 2026.
Map My Mole is a digital screening service: any moles or lesions you're concerned about are photographed in clinic using a medical-grade dermatoscope, then sent securely for review by one of Map My Mole's UK consultant dermatologists — a qualified specialist, not an automated or AI-only assessment. You'll usually have a written report back within 24 hours of the images being submitted. This is a screening and triage service, not a diagnosis or treatment: if a lesion needs a closer look, the dermatologist's report will recommend you follow up with your GP or a dermatologist. We don't carry out mole removal as part of this service.
Concerns Addressed
- Suspicious or changing moles
- Skin lesion screening
- General skin health peace of mind
Products We Use
- Map My Mole
Who It May Suit
- Anyone with a mole or skin lesion they're unsure about or would like professionally reviewed
Performed by
Kelly Rafique
Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner
Why Choose a Registered Nurse Prescriber?
Because your safety means everything to me.
- Over 17 years of NHS experience
- A degree in adult nursing
- A Master's in Advanced Clinical Practice
- Registered as a non-medical prescriber with a V300 qualification
- Level 7 qualification in History Taking and Physical Examination for Advancing Practice
Downtime & Recovery
There is no downtime associated with this screening service.
Side Effects, Risks & Contraindications
Risks
- There are no significant risks associated with this screening service.
Aftercare
There is no specific aftercare beyond receiving your written report.
Pricing
| Single Mole | £70 |
| Two Moles | £100 |
| Three Moles | £130 |
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does an appointment for Mole Screening Service take?
10–15 minutes to photograph the area(s) of concern; the dermatologist's report follows separately.
Is there any downtime after Mole Screening Service?
There is no downtime associated with this screening service.
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