
What happens if Map My Mole thinks I have skin cancer?
Skin cancer diagnosis requires a biopsy, and cannot be diagnosed from images. If the dermatologist thinks a mole or lesion is concerning, they will ask you to see your GP or dermatologist. This does not necessarily mean that you have skin cancer, but it does mean that it needs further investigation.
Most GPs will take the action recommended by our consultant without needing to see you first. All our consultant also work in the NHS and are on the General Medical Council register of Dermatology Specialists so GPs know that they are very experienced. Your GP may give you a prescription, or refer you to the Dermatology department at your local hospital.
As well as being a Map My Mole clinic, Nicola is also MASCED Pro certified. She has completed a MASCED (Melanoma And Skin Cancer Early Detection) professional training programme run by www.skcin.org
Monday 10:00am-5:00pm
Tuesday 10:00am-7:30pm
Thursday 10:00am-7:30pm
Acupuncture
Initial consultation and treatment (60/75 mins) - £60
Follow up treatments (45/60 mins) - £50
Block of 4 (paid upfront) - £180
Cosmetic Acupuncture
Initial Consultation and Treatment (60/75 mins) - £70
Follow up treatment (60 mins) - £60
4 session continuation block (paid upfront) - £220
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Map My Mole
First submission - £50
Each subsequent submission - £15
For appointments please use online booking
or contact 07467 185761, email nicola@threetreasuresclinic.co.uk