Fast, flexible GP access without needing insurance

Feel reassured with face-to-face GP appointments for you and your loved ones. If it’s urgent, you can often see a GP on the same or the next day.

Fast, flexible GP access without needing insurance

Feel reassured with face-to-face GP appointments for you and your loved ones. If it’s urgent, you can often see a GP on the same or the next day.

Ladies neck with moles

Mole scanning service near you

The mole scanning service, operated by screen cancer, assesses moles and pigmented lesions to help identify any that may be suspicious.

Our bodies and moles are always changing and we can’t guarantee that a mole that has been considered normal will always remain so. It’s important to be aware of any changes to the mole/pigmented lesion and to use the ABCDE rule to self-check.

This service doesn’t provide a diagnosis of skin cancer.

What happens at a
mole scanning appointment

What happens at a
mole scanning appointment

Consultation

A pharmacist will talk with you in a private consultation room. There will be a short questionnaire to assess your risk factors for skin cancer and a consent form to complete.

• You will be asked to identify the mole(s) or pigmented lesion(s) that you would like scanned – please note, the pharmacist cannot advise you on this.

• A scan of the mole(s) or pigmented lesion(s) will be taken using a ScreenCancer dermatoscopic imaging device.

• The images and information will then be sent securely to a ScreenCancer Dermatology Specialist for analysis.

Scan analysis

Your scans will be analysed by a ScreenCancer Dermatology Specialist for signs of malignant melanoma.

A report will be sent to you within one week.

If the report shows that your mole(s) or pigmented lesion(s) is/are at risk, a ScreenCancer Dermatology Nurse will contact you to discuss next steps.

Private GP appointments costs

20 minutes

30 minutesface to face with GP £85

30 minutes

30 minutesface to face with GP £120

40 minutes

40 minutesface to face with GP £160