Surgical Dermatology · Condition guide
Moles & Skin Cancer Screening
Also known as: mole checks, changing moles
A changing mole deserves a professional eye, full checks, dermoscopy, safe removal.

The short version
Most moles stay harmless. But a mole that is new, changing, itching or bleeding, or any sore that will not heal, deserves a professional look.
On deeper skin, melanoma often hides on palms, soles and under nails. We examine the whole body with dermatoscopy and remove anything suspicious.
What it can look and feel like
- A mole changing in size, shape or colour
- Uneven edges or mixed colours
- Itching, bleeding or crusting
- A sore or scaly patch that won't heal
Why it happens
- Cumulative sun exposure
- Genetics and family history
- Weakened immunity
- Every skin tone can be affected
How we treat it
- Full-body mole checks with dermatoscopy
- Safe, complete surgical removal
- Biopsy and lab testing
- Follow-up for atypical moles
Every plan starts with a proper diagnosis, your treatment is chosen for your skin, your history and your lifestyle. See our in-clinic treatments →
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