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- Duration
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- Downtime
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Skin treatment
Map My Mole Check in Newark
A fast, non-invasive mole checking service for new or changing moles and skin lesions, using medical-grade imaging and consultant dermatologist review rather than AI-only triage.
- Price
- From £50
- Duration
- 30 mins
- Results
- Reports are usually returned within 24 to 48 hours, generally under 72 hours
- Longevity
- Depends on the lesion and whether monitoring, referral or removal is advised
The treatment
How Map My Mole Check works
Close-up and dermoscopic images of the mole or lesion are captured using a medical-grade dermoscope, then uploaded securely to the Map My Mole platform for review by a UK consultant dermatologist. You receive a written report that advises reassurance, monitoring or referral to an appropriate clinical pathway. It is designed for early detection and fast expert review, not as a replacement for urgent NHS skin-cancer pathways.
What patients notice
What to expect
- Consultant dermatologist review
- Fast turnaround
- Medical-grade dermoscopic imaging
- Clear next steps to reassure, monitor or refer
- Non-invasive with no downtime
Before you book
Is this treatment right for you?
Suitable for
- Adults who want expert assessment of a specific mole or lesion, or who want reassurance about a changing or unusual-looking mark.
Not suitable for
- The clinic states it is not for urgent concerns. If a lesion is rapidly changing, bleeding, very dark or irregular, or you feel unwell, urgent GP or dermatology care should be prioritised.
In their own words
"I had been ignoring a mark on my shoulder for two years. The report came back within 24 hours with clear guidance and I finally had peace of mind." (Representative client experience. Individual results vary.)
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After your appointment
Aftercare
There is no downtime. Follow the report advice, use daily SPF, continue self-checks and return promptly if the lesion changes.
Common questions
Frequently asked about map my mole check
What is a Map My Mole check?
It is an in-clinic mole and lesion assessment service using dermoscopic images reviewed by a UK consultant dermatologist through Map My Mole.
Who reviews the images?
The clinic states that the review is carried out through a consultant dermatologist service, not AI-only triage.
How quickly do results come back?
Reports are usually returned within 24 to 48 hours and generally under 72 hours from image capture.
What kinds of concerns is this for?
It is intended for new or changing moles, lesions with changes in size, shape or colour, or baseline checks for people with many moles or higher risk.
Is the treatment invasive?
No. The service is non-invasive and uses image capture only, so there is no physical downtime.
Does this replace urgent NHS skin-cancer pathways?
No. The clinic makes clear that highly suspicious lesions should still go through urgent NHS referral routes where appropriate.
What are the possible outcomes of the report?
The report will usually advise reassurance, monitoring or referral for further review.
What is the main limitation of the service?
The clinic notes that there is a small risk of false reassurance, so any lesion that changes should still be re-assessed or reviewed in person.
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Ready to find out more?
Your clinician will take the time to understand your concerns, assess your skin and talk through what Map My Mole Check could realistically achieve for you. No obligation to proceed.
Reviewed by Lydia Griffin, Clinic Director, JCCP No. 002569 . Last updated 21 May 2026.
