Mole Checks
£75 for one mole · £100 for two · £25 each additional mole
Worried about a mole, or just want peace of mind? Nicole offers mole checks in partnership with Map My Mole. She takes detailed close-up images of your mole, which are reviewed by a UK consultant dermatologist.
You'll receive a written report with the dermatologist's advice and any recommended next steps, usually within 48 hours.
How it works
At your 30-minute appointment, Nicole will ask about your skin, your medical history and any changes you've noticed. She then takes close-up dermoscopic images of the moles you're concerned about, using Map My Mole's specialist system.
The images are sent securely to a UK consultant dermatologist, who reviews them and sends you a written report with their advice.
Key benefits
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Quick 30-minute appointment
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Images reviewed by a UK consultant dermatologist
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Written report, usually within 48 hours
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Clear advice on any next steps
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A record to compare against if a mole changes in future
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Local, nurse-led clinic on East Grinstead High Street
What to expect
Please come with clean skin, with no make-up, fake tan or cream over the moles you'd like checked. Your appointment includes up to two moles, and more can be added for £25 each.
Because results come back quickly, a mole check can ease the worry of waiting to find out more. If the dermatologist recommends further assessment or treatment, your report will explain the next steps. You can take it to your GP, who can refer you to an NHS dermatology service if needed.
A mole check isn't a substitute for urgent care: if a mole is bleeding, changing quickly or worrying you, please see your GP.
Common questions
When should I get a mole checked?
The NHS advises seeing a GP if a mole has changed size, shape or colour, is painful or itchy, or is inflamed, bleeding or crusty. A mole check with us can also give you peace of mind about a mole you’re unsure of.
How quickly will I get my results?
Your report from a UK consultant dermatologist usually arrives within 48 hours, and often sooner.
Does a mole check hurt?
No. Nicole simply takes close-up photographs of your mole using a specialist dermatoscope lens. There are no needles involved.
What happens if something needs attention?
Your report will explain the dermatologist’s advice and next steps. You can take it to your GP, who can refer you to an NHS dermatology service if needed.
