What Will My Removal Cost?

Spot group 1

What does it look like? A soft flap of skin on a little stalk (skin tag)Tiny hard white bumps, often around the eyes (milia)A small bright red dot or bump (ruby point (cherry angioma))A brown, waxy growth that looks stuck on (seborrheic keratosis)A rough, firm bump, often on hands or feet (wart)A soft yellowish patch on the eyelids (xanthelasma)A small soft bump with a dip in the middle, on the face (sebaceous hyperplasia)I'm not sure what it is

Where? Body, hands or feetFace or neckAround the eyesGroin or perineal areaGenital area

How many?

Same price whatever the size, on the face, neck or body.

Add spots in another area, or another type

Not sure what a spot is? Pick the closest look; we confirm it at the consultation. We do not diagnose: a new, changing, bleeding, dark or irregular spot should be seen by a physician first.

This is an estimate from what you entered. At the visit we check each spot suits cosmetic removal and confirm the total before treating; suitable spots are usually treated the same visit.

If it's a doctor's job, you don't pay. If we think a spot should be seen by a physician instead of removed, we don't treat it and we don't charge for it. If it was the only spot you came for, the visit costs nothing.