Skin Lesion Removal at The London Road Clinic, Newark

Moles, lesions & veins

Skin Tag and Skin Lesion Removal in Newark

Skin tags and small raised growths that catch on clothes, bleed or rub, assessed and removed by Dr Shahe Boghossian under local anaesthetic.

Price
From £250per lesion. The £50 consultation is not charged if treatment goes ahead on the same day

Your practitioner: Dr Shahe

Very nice clinic, procedure went very well, doctor was informative of procedure and made me feel at ease and comfortable at all times. Thankyou Dr Shahe.
George Noel · with Dr Shahe · 22 Sep 2026

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Duration
30 mins
Downtime
A small wound that needs keeping clean while it heals
Results
The lesion is removed at the appointment. The skin then takes time to heal.

The treatment

Skin Lesion Removal: how it works

Dr Shahe Boghossian looks at each lesion and asks how long you've had it and whether it has changed. Most skin tags, moles and lumps are harmless and don't need removing. If removal suits you, he numbs the area with local anaesthetic and removes the lesion by shaving, cautery or a minor excision, depending on its type and where it is. If anything looks suspicious, he refers you to your GP the same day rather than removing it.

What patients notice

What to expect

  • Assessed and removed by Dr Shahe Boghossian, GMC 5204600
  • Local anaesthetic for every removal
  • Several lesions can often be dealt with at one appointment
  • Referral to your GP the same day if anything looks suspicious

Before you book

Is this treatment right for you?

Suitable for

  • Adults aged 18 and over with skin tags or small raised growths that catch, bleed, rub or bother them, once Dr Shahe confirms removal suits them.
  • Adults with milia, the small white bumps that sit close to the surface, most often around the eyes, nose and cheeks.

Not suitable for

  • A mole or lump that has changed in size, shape or colour, or that is painful, hard, fixed or growing, needs your GP first. Moles can occasionally be cancerous, so we recommend a GP check before any mole is removed.

In their own words

I had a really positive experience at the clinic. Since I wasn’t able to have my skin lesion removed through the NHS, I decided to book here and I’m very glad I did. The online consultation booking process was straightforward, and Dr. Boghossian was able to carry out the procedure during the same appointment. Dr. Boghossian and Jaz were both professional and made me feel completely at ease throughout the process. I returned a week later to have my stitches removed, and that appointment was just as quick and smooth. The pricing was very reasonable given the level of care and service provided.
Molly · with Dr Shahe · 18 May 2026 · Also on Google

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After your appointment

Aftercare

Keep the area clean and dry while it heals, leave any scab alone, and follow the written aftercare you're given. Use SPF on the area once it has healed.

Usually one appointment

The clinic is at 65 London Road, Newark-on-Trent, NG24 1RZ, with free parking at the front.

Most lesions are dealt with at one appointment, with a review afterwards where one is useful. Patients travel in from Balderton, Farndon, Collingham, Southwell, Bingham and Ollerton, and from Lincoln, Grantham and Sleaford. Several lesions can often be treated at one visit, so say how many when you book and we’ll allow the time.

Milia work differently. They are not cut out. A consultation confirms what they are, and then extraction, cryotherapy or a chemical peel does the work, chosen on how many there are and where they sit.

Moles, cysts and lipomas each have their own page: mole removal, cyst removal and lipoma removal. If you’d rather have a mole checked than removed, the mole check is a separate service, read by a consultant dermatologist.

Further reading: cryotherapy for benign skin lesions covers freezing as an alternative for some lesions. What lesion removal costs sets out every price, what it includes and how to compare quotes.

Coming from Lincoln or Grantham? Each town has its own page with the distance and the route to Newark.

Common questions

Frequently asked about Skin Lesion Removal

Are skin tags harmful?
Skin tags are very common and usually harmless. Most skin tags, moles and lumps don't need removing at all. People have them removed because they catch on clothing or jewellery, bleed, rub or bother them. Dr Shahe looks at each one before removing anything.
How are skin tags removed?
Dr Shahe numbs the area with local anaesthetic, then removes the skin tag by shaving, cautery or a minor excision, depending on its size and where it sits. Several can often be removed at one appointment, so say how many you have when you book.
Will a removed skin tag come back?
Once removed, skin tags don't usually come back. New ones can still form elsewhere on the skin, because the tendency to grow them stays. Every removal carries some risk of the lesion coming back.
Will there be a scar?
Every removal carries some risk of scarring, colour change or the lesion coming back. Removal can leave a scar or a patch of darker skin, especially on black or brown skin. Dr Shahe explains the risk for your lesion and your skin before you decide.
Can I have it removed on the NHS?
Removal for appearance alone isn't usually available on the NHS. Harmless moles aren't usually treated on the NHS either. A mole that changes size, shape or colour needs a GP, and the GP is the right first step for anything that worries you.
What does it cost?
Removal is from £250 per lesion. The consultation is £50, and there's no consultation charge if treatment goes ahead on the same day. Prices include VAT. Dr Shahe confirms the plan and the cost before anything is removed.
Can you remove a mole?
Yes, after an assessment. Moles can occasionally be cancerous, so we recommend a GP check before removal. If anything looks suspicious, Dr Shahe refers you to your GP the same day. The mole removal page has the detail.
Do you treat milia?
Yes. Milia are the small white bumps that sit close to the surface, usually around the eyes, nose and cheeks. They often clear up by themselves within a few months. If they don't, a consultation confirms what they are, and they're treated by extraction, cryotherapy or a chemical peel.
Is there an age limit?
Removal is for adults aged 18 and over. Dr Shahe asks about your health and any medicines at the assessment, which decides whether removal suits you.

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Medically reviewed by Dr Shahe Boghossian, Medical Consultant, GMC 5204600. Last reviewed 24 Oct 2026. Page updated 25 Oct 2026.

65 London Road, Newark

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