Mole Screening
Noticed a mole or spot that looks different? It's often nothing to worry about- but it's always worth getting it checked.
- Collection
- In-clinic appointment
- Results in
- 4 days
Test specifications
- Provider
- Randox Health
- Sample type
- unknown
- Collection method
- in-clinic appointment
- Turnaround time
- 4 days
- At-home test
- No
- Doctor reviewed
- No
- Gender focus
- Both
About this test
Noticed a mole or spot that looks different? It's often nothing to worry about- but it's always worth getting it checked. Skin cancer is easier to treat when caught early. Our quick and easy mole screening service captures detailed photos of a mole or pigmented spot of concern, which are then reviewed remotely by a dermatologist - helping you get answers fast, and peace of mind even faster. If it's changed, check it.
Anyone can get skin cancer, but some things can increase your risk - like fair or red hair, sun-sensitive skin, lots of moles, a history of sunburns, or spending a lot of time outdoors. That's why it's important to keep an eye on your skin and check for any new or changing moles, especially ones that itch, bleed, or change shape or colour. Please note you must be over 18 to use this service, and the price is for the assessment of one mole, additional moles can be added at an additional price per mole. We're unable to check moles that are open or bleeding, in intimate areas, on tattoos, on the eyelid or tip of the ear, or covered by a large amount of hair. Please be aware that our team are unable to advise you on which pigmented lesions or moles you wish to have assessed.
- Non-invasive procedure
- Get complete peace of mind
- Results in 4 working days
Description provided by Randox Health.
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