Skin Lesion Removal in Swansea
Assessment and treatment of benign skin lesions not listed separately, where medically indicated. Assessment £95 · treatment £425.
Medihub Killay · The Precinct, Gower Road, Killay, Swansea SA2 7BA
- 30–45 minutes
- £425
- Excision, curettage or cautery
- Healing 2–4 weeks
What it covers
Not every lump or mark falls neatly into a category. This page is for benign lesions outside the list above — dermatofibromas, milia, sebaceous hyperplasia, small benign growths of uncertain type, and anything else best identified in person. Treatment is by excision, curettage or cautery, whichever is clinically appropriate following assessment.
Pilar cysts on the scalp are not treated under this heading — they fall under cyst removal and are priced accordingly.
When treatment is appropriate
Where the lesion is symptomatic, recurrently traumatised, inflamed, growing or interfering with function, and where treatment is judged medically appropriate at assessment. Lesions of uncertain or concerning appearance are referred for specialist assessment rather than treated here.
How it works
Local anaesthetic, then excision, curettage or cautery depending on the lesion. Where the wound is closed with sutures, suture removal 7–14 days later is included.
Medihub Killay
Let's get that lesion looked at properly.
A 30-minute GP assessment tells you what it is and whether treatment is medically appropriate.
Book an assessment — £95Price
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Assessment consultation | £95 |
| Other benign lesion treatment | £425 |
| Histology, first lesion | £160 |
| Histology, each additional lesion | £95 |
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.
Suture removal is included where sutures are used.
All prices shown are the total price payable by the patient for the treatment described.
Frequently asked questions
I don't know what my lesion is.
That is what the assessment is for: examination, consideration of diagnosis, and a view on whether treatment is medically appropriate.
What if it doesn't need treating?
We'll tell you, and explain why.
What if it needs a specialist?
We refer you for specialist assessment.
Can I send a photo first?
Photographs cannot substitute for examination, particularly dermoscopy; the assessment is the route.
Still not sure if this is the right treatment?
Speak to the GP first — the assessment decides the plan, and nothing is booked before then.
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