Specialist Assessment. Clear Advice. Appropriate Care.
Changes in the skin are common, but it is not always easy to know what you are looking at. A mole may have changed, a new lesion may have appeared, or a skin tag or wart may have become uncomfortable or bothersome. While many skin lesions are harmless, others require closer assessment before deciding what should happen next.
Pure Perfection offers specialist dermatology consultations at our clinic in Rossett, giving you access to expert assessment of moles, skin lesions and potential skin cancer concerns. The consultation is at the heart of the service. Your specialist will examine the area, consider your medical and skin history and determine what the lesion is likely to be before discussing whether it can be monitored, treated, removed, investigated further or referred through an appropriate pathway.
Skin lesions come in many different forms, and two lesions that look similar to an untrained eye may require very different management. This is why our dermatology service starts with diagnosis. Your specialist will ask about the lesion, including when you first noticed it and whether there have been changes in its size, shape, colour, texture or symptoms.
he lesion and surrounding skin will then be examined carefully. Depending on what is found, your specialist may be able to reassure you that no treatment is necessary, recommend monitoring, discuss removal of a benign lesion, or advise that further investigation is required. Where there is uncertainty or concern about possible skin cancer, the priority is appropriate investigation and referral rather than cosmetic removal.
At Pure Perfection, every dermatology journey begins with a specialist consultation to assess your skin concern and determine the most appropriate course of action. Whether you have a changing mole, skin tag, wart, cyst or an unfamiliar skin lesion, your specialist will carefully examine the area, discuss your medical history and assess any changes or symptoms you may have noticed.
Following your assessment, your specialist will explain their findings and recommend the next steps. Depending on the nature of the lesion, this may involve reassurance, monitoring, removal or further investigation. Where treatment is appropriate, the procedure will be carefully planned with your comfort, safety and skin health in mind. If there are any concerns requiring further investigation, an appropriate referral or diagnostic pathway will be recommended.
Your appointment begins with a detailed dermatology consultation. Your specialist will discuss your concern, medical history, relevant family history and any changes you have noticed. This information can be particularly important when assessing new or changing moles and other skin lesions.
The area will then be examined closely so that your specialist can assess its appearance and characteristics. Where appropriate, additional examination techniques may be used to look more closely at the lesion. The aim is to establish the most likely diagnosis and determine what, if anything, needs to happen next.
Following your assessment, the findings will be explained clearly and you will have the opportunity to ask questions. If treatment or removal is appropriate, this can be planned separately. If a biopsy, further investigation or onward referral is required, your specialist will explain why and discuss the appropriate next step.
A dermatology consultation may be appropriate if you have noticed a new or changing mole, an unfamiliar growth or mark, a lesion that repeatedly bleeds, crusts, itches or becomes irritated, or a benign lesion such as a skin tag or wart that you would like assessed or removed. You do not need to know what the lesion is before booking. Establishing that is one of the main purposes of the consultation.
We assess first and treat second. Not every skin lesion needs removing, and not every lesion should be treated cosmetically. Our dermatology service is designed to give you a clear medical assessment before deciding on the appropriate next step, whether that means reassurance, monitoring, treatment, investigation or onward referral.
For many patients, the most important outcome of the initial appointment is understanding what the skin lesion is likely to be and what should happen next. Where the lesion appears benign and does not require treatment, reassurance or monitoring may be all that is necessary.
Where treatment is appropriate, your specialist will discuss the available options and expected outcome. If there are features that require further investigation, this will be explained clearly so that appropriate diagnostic or specialist care can be arranged
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Dermatology is not simply about removing visible lesions. Depending on the findings of your consultation, your care may involve monitoring, diagnostic investigation, treatment or referral to another appropriate service.
May help calm inflammation and support skin recovery following certain removal procedures.
Can improve the appearance of residual scarring and uneven skin texture once the area has fully healed.
Help improve hydration and overall skin quality in surrounding areas.
Treatment stacking is the practice of combining different clinical modalities, either in a single session or a structured timeline to address skin health comprehensively rather than trying to fix everything with one tool.
Every treatment begins with getting to know you, your concerns and the results you'd like to achieve. From your initial assessment through to aftercare, we're here to provide honest advice, personalised planning and support at every stage.
Dermatology Consultation
Dermatology Consultation for Moles
Minor Surgery Consultation (warts, skin tags, cysts, lesions - not moles)
Mole Removal
Cyst Removal
Wart Removal
Filiform Wart Removal
Skin Tag Removal
Histology (lesions to be sent to the lab)
Biopsy
Dermatology Review
Minor Surgery Review inc in surgery cost
Private Prescription
Medical Aesthetic Consultation
Cryotherapy
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Curious about our treatments? Explore our FAQs below for quick answers regarding our treatment, results, and what to expect during your visit. If you need further assistance, please contact our team or book a consultation today.
Yes. A mole that changes in size, shape or colour should be medically assessed. You should also seek assessment if a mole becomes painful, itchy, inflamed, bleeding or crusty, or if you notice a new or unusual mark that does not go away.
A specialist can assess the clinical features of a lesion and determine whether it appears benign or requires further investigation. Examination alone cannot always provide a definitive diagnosis, so biopsy and histological examination may be recommended where necessary.
If your specialist identifies features that could indicate skin cancer or another condition requiring further investigation, they will explain the findings and recommend the appropriate diagnostic or referral pathway. Suspicious lesions should not simply be removed as a cosmetic procedure.
Please contact the clinic for current booking requirements. Our team can explain whether you can book directly and what information, photographs or previous medical records may be useful for your appointment.
It can be useful to know when you first noticed the lesion and whether it has changed in size, shape, colour or symptoms. Please also tell your specialist about relevant medical history, previous skin cancers, family history and any previous assessment or treatment of the area.
