Mole & Skin Lesion Checks in Haywards Heath

Map My Mole at Imogen's Laser & Skin Clinic

Worried about a mole or noticed a skin lesion that has changed?

Map My Mole offers a simple way to have an individual mole or skin lesion checked by a UK consultant dermatologist.

At your appointment at Imogen’s in Haywards Heath, I will take detailed images of the mole or lesion using specialist dermoscopic equipment. These are securely sent to Map My Mole, where they are reviewed by a consultant dermatologist.

You will then receive a digital report with their findings and advice on whether anything further is recommended.

Map My Mole prices

Treatment	Price
1 mole or skin lesion	£90
2 moles or skin lesions	£125
3 moles or skin lesions	£160

The reduced price for additional lesions applies when they are photographed and submitted during the same appointment.

How does Map My Mole work?

Your appointment at Imogen’s is straightforward and doesn’t require a GP referral.

I will take specialist dermoscopic images of the mole or skin lesion you would like checked, along with the information required for the assessment.

Everything is then securely submitted to Map My Mole.

A UK consultant dermatologist reviews the images and provides a digital report, which is usually available within 24–48 hours.

If they feel the lesion needs further investigation, your report will explain the recommended next steps.

Why might I want a mole checked?

You may want to have a mole or skin lesion assessed if you have noticed that it:

has changed in size, shape or colour
looks different from your other moles
has recently appeared or changed
is something you’ve been keeping an eye on
is simply worrying you
needs checking before you consider having it cosmetically treated

You don’t need to decide yourself whether something looks concerning. If there’s a particular lesion you’re unsure about, please get in touch and I can advise whether Map My Mole may be suitable.

Mole checks before cryotherapy

I also offer cryotherapy at Imogen’s for a range of suitable benign skin lesions.

Sometimes a client comes in wanting a lesion removed but I’m not completely happy to treat it without having it checked first.

In those circumstances, I may recommend Map My Mole before we go any further.

It means the lesion can be reviewed by a consultant dermatologist first rather than taking any unnecessary chances with something we’re unsure about.

Map My Mole and cryotherapy are separate services and are charged separately.

Is this the same as full-body mole mapping?

No. Map My Mole is for checking specific individual moles or skin lesions.

It isn’t a full-body skin examination or a service that photographs and monitors all of your moles over time.

If you have lots of moles that need monitoring, have been advised that you are at increased risk of skin cancer, or would like a complete skin examination, a face-to-face dermatologist or specialist full-body mole-mapping service may be more appropriate.

Frequently asked questions

Who actually checks my mole?

The images I take at Imogen’s are securely submitted to Map My Mole and reviewed by a UK consultant dermatologist.

I don’t diagnose the mole myself.

How long do the results take?

Reports are usually available within 24–48 hours after your images have been submitted, although exact turnaround times can’t be guaranteed.

Can I get more than one mole checked?

Yes. You can have up to three individual moles or skin lesions submitted during the same appointment.

1 lesion – £90

2 lesions – £125

3 lesions – £160

If you come back at a later date with a different lesion, this would be treated as a new appointment.

Do I need to see my GP first?

No. You can book Map My Mole directly at Imogen’s without a GP referral.

What happens if the dermatologist is concerned?

Your report will explain what they have seen and what they recommend you do next.

If further investigation is recommended, you can take the report to your GP or another appropriate medical professional.

Can you tell me if a mole is cancerous?

No. Map My Mole provides a consultant dermatologist’s opinion based on the images and information submitted.

A definitive diagnosis of skin cancer cannot be made from photographs alone and may require further investigation, including a biopsy and laboratory examination.

Can you remove the mole afterwards?

Map My Mole is an assessment service and doesn’t include removal.

Depending on what the lesion is and the dermatologist’s findings, I can advise whether it is something I am able to treat at Imogen’s or whether you need to see another healthcare professional.

Can I have a mole checked before cryotherapy?

Yes. If I am unsure about a lesion you would like treated, I may recommend having it assessed first.

I would always rather get something checked than treat a lesion I’m not completely happy about.

Do you offer full-body mole checks?

No. Map My Mole is designed for individual moles and skin lesions.

If you are looking for a full-body skin check or ongoing monitoring of multiple moles, you will need a dermatologist or specialist mole-mapping service.

Where can I get a mole checked near Haywards Heath?

Map My Mole is available at Imogen’s Laser & Skin Clinic in Haywards Heath, West Sussex, and is convenient for clients travelling from Burgess Hill and the surrounding Mid Sussex area.

You don’t need a GP referral. Your dermoscopic images are taken at the clinic and sent securely for review by a UK consultant dermatologist.

Book a Mole or Skin Lesion Check in Haywards Heath

If there’s a mole or skin lesion you’ve been worrying about, you don’t have to keep wondering about it.

Get in touch with Imogen’s to book a Map My Mole appointment or to ask whether the service is suitable for the lesion you’d like checked.

1 lesion £90 | 2 lesions £125 | 3 lesions £160