Mole Removal Solihull
Doctor-led clinic | CQC Registered | Rated 5★ by our patients
Our minor ops is completed by our expert surgeon, Dr Ash Labib, in our CQC-registered clinic in Solihull.

Dr Ash Labib
GMC No. 4165530
25+ Years NHS Surgical Experience
Minor Surgery & Skin Lesion Specialist
Special Interest in Facial Aesthetics & Rhinoplasty
Consultant-Led Mole Removal by Dr Ash Labib
Dr Ash Labib (GMC No. 4165530) has more than 24 years of NHS surgical experience and extensive expertise in assessing and treating a wide range of benign skin lesions and minor surgical conditions.
Patients benefit from consultant-led care, personalised treatment plans and comprehensive aftercare throughout their treatment journey. Dr Labib's approach focuses on accurate diagnosis, patient safety, minimising scarring where possible and achieving the best possible functional and cosmetic outcome.
All patients undergo an appropriate clinical assessment before treatment. If a lesion requires further investigation or specialist referral, Dr Labib will advise on the most suitable next steps.
Your Treatment by a Medical Professional
Treatments at AL Aesthetics are delivered by a GMC-registered clinician with advanced training in facial anatomy and aesthetic medicine. Every treatment begins with a detailed consultation to assess suitability, medical history and realistic outcomes.
- GMC-registered clinician
- Advanced injectable aesthetics training
- Consultation-led personalised treatment planning
- Focus on natural, balanced results

What Is a Mole?
Moles are common skin growths that occur when pigment-producing cells known as melanocytes grow in clusters within the skin. Most moles are completely harmless and can develop anywhere on the body, including the face, neck, arms, back and legs.
Moles vary considerably in appearance. Some are flat, while others are raised. They may be flesh-coloured, brown, black or a combination of shades. Some people are born with moles, while others develop them gradually throughout childhood and adulthood.
Although most moles are benign, any new, changing or unusual skin lesion should be assessed by a qualified healthcare professional. Changes in size, shape, colour or symptoms such as itching, bleeding or crusting may require further investigation.
At AL Aesthetics, every patient undergoes a detailed assessment before mole removal to determine the most appropriate treatment approach and ensure safe, personalised care.

Types of Moles We Commonly Assess
Common Moles
These are the most frequently seen moles and are usually round or oval with a uniform colour and clearly defined borders.
Raised Moles
Raised moles protrude above the skin surface and may become irritated by clothing, shaving or jewellery.
Congenital Moles
Congenital moles are present from birth and can vary significantly in size and appearance.
Dysplastic (Atypical) Moles
These moles may appear irregular in shape or colour and often require closer clinical assessment.
Cosmetic Moles
Many patients seek removal because a mole affects confidence, facial aesthetics or personal comfort.

When Should a Mole Be Professionally Assessed?
Most moles are harmless, but professional assessment is recommended if you notice:
- A change in size
- A change in colour
- Uneven or irregular borders
- Bleeding
- Crusting
- Itching
- Pain or tenderness
- Rapid growth
- A new mole developing in adulthood
Any skin lesion that changes in appearance should be assessed promptly.
Dr. Ash Labib
Owner & Founder
Understanding the ABCDE Signs of a Concerning Mole
Healthcare professionals often use the ABCDE guide when assessing moles.
A – Asymmetry
One half of the mole looks different from the other half.
B – Border
The edges appear irregular, blurred or uneven.
C – Colour
The mole contains different shades of colour or uneven pigmentation.
D – Diameter
The mole is larger than approximately 6mm.
E – Evolving
The mole changes in size, shape, colour or symptoms over time.
The ABCDE guide can help identify warning signs, but it should never replace professional medical assessment.

Why Do Patients Choose Mole Removal?
Patients seek mole removal for a variety of medical and cosmetic reasons.
Cosmetic Concerns
Visible moles on the face, neck or other exposed areas can affect confidence and self-esteem.
Repeated Irritation
Moles may catch on clothing, jewellery, bras or collars, causing ongoing irritation.
Shaving Difficulties
Raised moles on the face or neck can become problematic during shaving.
Peace of Mind
Many patients choose removal after professional assessment and discussion of their treatment options.
Physical Discomfort
Some moles become sore, tender or inflamed due to repeated friction.

What Happens During a Mole Removal Procedure?
Consultation and Assessment
Your appointment begins with a detailed consultation and clinical assessment.
Local Anaesthetic
The treatment area is numbed using local anaesthetic to maximise comfort throughout the procedure.
Mole Removal
Dr Ash Labib carefully removes the mole using the most appropriate surgical technique based on its size, location and characteristics.
Wound Closure
Where necessary, the skin is closed using sutures and protected with a dressing.
Aftercare Advice
You will receive personalised aftercare instructions to support healing and recovery.
Most patients are able to return home shortly after treatment.

Mole Removal Solihull
No longer feel conscious in your skin with quick and pain-free mole removal in Solihull at AL Aesthetics.
NHS waiting times for minor procedures like this is around 33 weeks on average. If you can't wait this long and want to remove a mole on your body quickly, our experienced surgeons in Birmingham can help you.
Moles are a common occurrence and can range in colour from pink, brown and black, and by adulthood, people have between 10- 40 moles. The majority of moles are harmless and can vary in appearance; some may include hair growth.
At AL Aesthetics, your minor op consultation is done with a member of our professional team; there is a fee of £50 for your consultation. During your consultation, if our doctor feels that histology is required to investigate what we are dealing with in further depth, there will be a charge of £200; we will call you with the results as soon we receive them.
At AL Aesthetics, we offers the best mole removal in Birmingham that is minimally invasive and leaves you with smoother-looking skin. Book a consultation to see how we can help you.
- Results that last a lifetime
- 30min procedure time
- Instant confidence boost
- Price from £350
Benefits of Minor Ops Treatments with AL Aesthetics
Lifetime results
Our minor ops treatments offer results that last a lifetime, making them the perfect solution for those looking for a permanent quick fix.
Dodge long NHS waiting times
When you choose AL Aesthetics, you can avoid lengthy NHS waiting times and get the medical treatment you need sooner.
Enormous confidence boost
For anyone feeling self-conscious about small imperfections, minor ops treatments can offer a newfound sense of pride in your appearance.
Quick and efficient procedure times
The techniques we use ensure our procedures are safe and completed in a matter of minutes, so you can get back to your usual routine in no time.
Outstanding Patient Care
Our highly advanced medical professionals provide personalised and comprehensive care, striving to ensure you feel comfortable, safe, and confident in your treatment.

Minor Surgical Incisions
Skin Tags, Cysts, Warts & Moles
Being unsightly, annoying and can be irritated by clothing, hair and shaving, they may even present health problems.
Safely remove skin tags, cysts, warts and moles with the help of AL Aesthetics.
Lipoma
Soft, fatty lumps that grow under the skin can put down a persons self-confidence.
Re-discover lost confidence by removing lipoma with minor surgery..
Earlobe Damage
Whether you need your ear lobe repaired because of an injury or damage, or maybe you stretched or split your earlobes when you were younger.
Let us fix it quickly, with minimal pain.
At AL Aesthetics, your minor op will be conducted by our in-house surgeon Dr Ash Labib. He worked in the NHS for 24 years as an ENT [Ear, nose and throat] surgeon, so you can feel confident you are in expert hands.
For many, going through the NHS is a preferred choice for minor ops, but many people are searching for alternatives with surgery dates delayed due to backlogs. At AL Aesthetics, we can offer a variety of minor ops treatments at affordable prices, which our in-house experienced surgeon will handle.
Book your free consultation today and find out how we can help you reclaim your confidence.
Patients choose AL Aesthetics because they want prompt access to experienced surgical care without lengthy waiting times.
Consultant-Led Treatment
Your treatment is performed by Dr Ash Labib, an experienced surgeon with more than 24 years of NHS surgical experience.
Personalised Care
Every patient receives an individual assessment and treatment plan.
Convenient Location
Our Solihull clinic is easily accessible for patients throughout the West Midlands.
Comprehensive Aftercare
We provide detailed aftercare guidance and ongoing support throughout your recovery.
Before and After Mole Removal
Recovery After Mole Removal
Recovery is usually straightforward and most patients resume normal daily activities quickly.
Healing times vary depending on the size and location of the mole.
Your Consultation – what to expect.
Initial Consultation
Your Treatment
Specialist Aftercare
Mole Removal Cost Solihull
All of our prices are reflective of the expertise & experience of our team. If you would like to discuss any of our treatments, please feel free to get in touch.
At AL Aesthetics, your Minor Ops consultation is done with a member of our professional team for a fee of £50. During your consultation, if your doctor feels that histology is required to investigate your skin concerns further, there will be a charge of £200. We will call you promptly with the results as soon we receive them; your satisfaction is our top priority.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are moles dangerous? What causes moles?
The majority are not, as almost everyone will have 10 to 40 moles by reaching adulthood. But if you are worried about a mole change or a sudden mole development, please consult your doctor.
Moles occur due to the cells in the skin growing in a cluster. The melanocytes (skin cells) are commonly found across your skin, and they are in charge of melanin production. They can become darker, and this can be due to sun exposure, pregnancy and puberty but if you are worried about a mole change, please get in touch with your doctor before getting them removed.
Will mole removal hurt?
This procedure doesn’t hurt; you may feel some slight discomfort, but you’re in expert hands with AL Aesthetics.
What can I expect?
At our clinics, this treatment can be carried out all over the body. The quick, effective process involves zero downtime and uses dissolvable sutures if needed.
Treatment is carried out under local anaesthetic so that you will be awake throughout the process. After your treatment, you will be able to get on with the rest of your day.
Can you do this on the face and the body?
Yes. We can offer mole and skin tag removal treatment for most bodies and the face. Give us a call to enquire about your area of concern.
Do you offer aftercare?
Within two weeks after your treatment, we will invite you back for a check-up to ensure you’re comfortable and have no problems.
Is this treatment safe?
All medical and cosmetic procedures carry potential risks. When performed by trained clinicians, treatments are generally well tolerated, but suitability must always be assessed during consultation.
Is mole removal painful?
Most mole removal procedures are performed under local anaesthetic, helping to keep treatment comfortable.
Will I have a scar after mole removal?
Any surgical procedure can leave a scar. Every effort is made to minimise scarring and support optimal healing.
Can all moles be removed?
Suitability depends on the type, size and location of the mole. A consultation can determine the most appropriate treatment approach.
How long does mole removal take?
Many mole removal procedures can be completed within a single appointment, although treatment times vary depending on the individual case.
Can a mole grow back after removal?
Recurrence is uncommon when a mole is completely removed, although outcomes vary depending on the treatment method used.
What happens to the mole after removal?
Where clinically appropriate, tissue may be sent for histological examination following removal.
Should I remove a mole for cosmetic reasons?
Many patients choose mole removal because a mole affects confidence, appearance or comfort.
When should I be concerned about a mole?
Any mole that changes in size, shape, colour or symptoms should be assessed by a healthcare professional.
What is the ABCDE rule for moles?
The ABCDE rule helps identify warning signs by assessing asymmetry, border irregularity, colour variation, diameter and whether the mole is evolving over time.
Is private mole removal available in Solihull?
Yes. Private mole removal can provide quicker access to assessment and treatment compared with some alternative pathways.
Can raised moles be removed?
Many raised moles can be removed following clinical assessment and suitability evaluation.
How do I know if a mole should be checked?
If a mole changes in appearance, becomes symptomatic or causes concern, professional assessment is recommended.
Mole Removal Solihull
AL Aesthetics provides Mole Removal from its CQC-registered clinic at 131 Union Road, Shirley, Solihull, B90 3BZ. Conveniently located for patients across Solihull and the West Midlands, the clinic regularly welcomes patients travelling from Shirley, Knowle, Dorridge, Olton, Hall Green, Balsall Common, Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham and surrounding areas seeking doctor-led Mole Removal Treatment.
Open Hours:
Mon-Fri - 10 am–6 pm
Saturday - 9 am–5 pm
Sunday - Closed

























