Skin Lesion & Minor Surgery

Skin Lesion Clinic in Swansea

Medical assessment, diagnosis and treatment of skin lesions at Medihub Killay. Assessment £95 · treatment from £200.

Medihub Killay · The Precinct, Gower Road, Killay, Swansea SA2 7BA

  • Assessment 30 minutes
  • Treatment from £200
  • Local anaesthetic
  • Histology available £160

Who this is for

  • A mole, cyst, skin tag or other lesion requiring medical assessment
  • A lesion causing discomfort, irritation, recurrent trauma or catching on clothing
  • A lesion that is inflamed, symptomatic or interfering with function
  • A new or changing lesion requiring clinical assessment before treatment
  • A benign lesion where removal is considered medically appropriate following assessment

What we treat

Medihub Killay

Let's get your skin concern sorted.

Book a 30-minute assessment with Dr Angie Westwood and get a clear answer on diagnosis and treatment.

Book an assessment — £95

What happens at your assessment

  1. 1We take your history — how long the lesion has been there, how it has changed, and what it is doing to you day to day.
  2. 2The lesion is examined clinically, and with dermoscopy where that is indicated.
  3. 3We consider the likely diagnosis and whether treatment is medically appropriate here.
  4. 4If it is, you receive a written quote and the procedure is booked as a separate appointment. If it is not, we tell you why, and refer you where specialist assessment is needed.

What happens on the day of treatment

  1. 1Written consent is taken and the procedure is explained again, including the risks.
  2. 2The area is cleaned and local anaesthetic is injected. You feel a sharp scratch and a few seconds of stinging, then the area is numb.
  3. 3The procedure is carried out — excision, curettage and cautery, or injection, depending on the lesion.
  4. 4A dressing is applied and you are given written aftercare instructions and a contact number.
  5. 5Where sutures are used they are removed 7–14 days later, and that appointment is included.

Pricing

TreatmentWhat it involvesPrice
Assessment consultationClinical examination and assessment of the lesion(s), including consideration of diagnosis and whether treatment is medically appropriate.£95
Benign mole treatmentSurgical excision of a clinically assessed benign mole where medically indicated, under local anaesthetic, with sutures where required.£425
Cyst removalSurgical excision of a clinically diagnosed sebaceous, epidermoid or pilar cyst where medically indicated.£585
Lipoma removalSurgical excision of a clinically diagnosed benign fatty lump where medically indicated.£585
Skin tag treatmentCurettage/cautery or surgical removal where the lesion is symptomatic or otherwise medically indicated.£200
Seborrhoeic keratosis / wart treatmentCurettage/cautery or surgical treatment where medically indicated.£200 small · £250 large · £325 giant
Cherry angioma / haemangioma treatmentCautery or surgical treatment where medically indicated. Priced and treated individually.£325
Keloid scar treatmentSteroid injection to flatten and soften a keloid scar.£120 per treatment · course of 3 £300 · course of 6 £550
Other benign lesion treatmentExcision, curettage or cautery as clinically appropriate following assessment.£425
HistologyLaboratory examination of removed tissue where clinically indicated as part of the patient's medical assessment and management.£160 first · £95 each additional

Additional lesions are priced according to number, size, complexity and treatment required. The assessment fee is payable in addition to the cost of treatment. You receive a written quote before any procedure is booked.

Size bands for seborrhoeic keratoses and warts are small (under 2.5cm), large (over 2.5cm) and giant (over 4cm).

All prices shown are the total price payable by the patient for the treatment described.

Aftercare

Keep the wound clean and dry for 48 hours, avoid stretching or heavy use of the area, and follow the written instructions you are given on the day. Most wounds are comfortable within a few days.

Contact us if the wound becomes increasingly painful, red, hot or starts to discharge, or if bleeding does not settle with pressure. Dressings and aftercare products are available in the pharmacy downstairs.

This is a private service and does not replace your NHS GP registration, which we'd always encourage you to keep.

Frequently asked questions

What happens at the assessment?

Thirty minutes with Dr Westwood: your history, examination of the lesion, dermoscopy where indicated, consideration of the likely diagnosis and a clear view on whether treatment is medically appropriate. If it is, you leave with a written quote and a treatment appointment can be arranged.

Why do I have to pay for an assessment before treatment?

Because the assessment is the clinical work. Deciding what a lesion is, whether it is safe to treat here and which technique is appropriate takes examination and expertise, and it is what makes the treatment safe.

What happens if treatment isn't medically indicated?

You are told so plainly, and why. The £95 fee covers the assessment itself — the examination, the diagnosis and the clinical opinion — and is payable whether or not treatment follows. This is a medical lesion clinic, and lesions requested for purely cosmetic removal are not treated here.

How soon can I be treated after assessment?

Treatment is arranged in clinic once your assessment is complete and a written quote is agreed. It is not bookable online.

What if my lesion needs specialist assessment?

Anything atypical, suspicious or otherwise needing specialist input is referred rather than treated here. Removing such a lesion in a non-specialist setting risks losing information a specialist needs.

Do you do histology and when is it needed?

Yes, where it is clinically indicated as part of your assessment and management. Laboratory examination of removed tissue is £160 for the first lesion and £95 for each additional lesion.

How many lesions can be treated in one session?

Agreed at assessment, based on how many are medically indicated for treatment and what can safely be done in one sitting. Additional lesions are priced according to number, size, complexity and treatment required.

Will I need stitches removed and is that included?

Where sutures are used they are usually removed 7–14 days later depending on the site, and that appointment is included in the treatment price.

Ready to have it assessed?

Assessment £95 · treatment quoted in writing before anything is booked.

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