The process

Before any brown spot, benign skin lesion or mole removal can take place, you first need a medical diagnosis with one of our doctors or your own GP or skin cancer doctor. You can book a skin check appointment for this.

Once diagnosed if the brown lesion is flat and non cancerous you can book with one of our dermal clinicians for laser removal.

If the lesion is suspicious our doctors will excise the whole lesion and send the sample to pathology, then manage your follow up.

If the brown lesion is elevated/lumpy and benign (non cancerous) then book with our doctors to have it removed by shave or punch excision, or in some cases laser.

What type of brown lesions can be treated?

Moles, seborrhoeic keratoses, pigmented skin tags, freckles, naevi, melasma, post inflammatory hyperpigmentation, pigmented scars, solar lentigos, birthmarks, pigmented BCCs, melanomas, dysplastic naevi.

Preparing for your appointment

Before your skin lesion or mole removal appointment, it’s important to properly prepare your skin to ensure the best results. If a laser treatment is indicated then refrain from tanning / sunburn / fake tan for 2 weeks prior to the appointment.

Post-treatment guidelines

Your doctor or dermal clinician will give you specific post care information.