CRYOTHERAPY OR CAUTERY · HARLEY STREET

Skin Tag Removal London

Skin tags are removed quickly by cryotherapy or cauterisation, with an immediate result and minimal downtime.

The Procedure

  • Cryotherapy or cautery
  • Immediate result
  • Minimal downtime

The Clinic

  • Consultant-grade specialists
  • CQC-registered rooms
  • 117a Harley Street
General Medical Council registered doctors

Est. 1984

Care Quality Commission

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Private skin tag removal in London

Private skin tag removal at Medical Express Clinic is a quick procedure using cryotherapy or cauterisation at 117a Harley Street, London.

Skin tag removal costs from £150, and a surgical consultation costs £250, which covers assessment, procedure planning and post-operative instructions.

The result is immediate, and you can return to work or home straight afterwards.

You can book a surgical consultation online or by calling 0207 499 1991, and if your GP has referred you, bring the letter.

Your visit

How skin tags are removed

Skin tags are removed by cryotherapy or by cauterisation. The specialist assesses the skin tags first and explains which option suits you.

Removal is quick and the result is immediate. Procedures are carried out by consultant-grade specialists in sterile, CQC-registered clinic rooms, and you are given guidance on aftercare before you leave.

Related procedures

Other skin growths we remove

The same surgical team offers private mole removal and cyst and lipoma removal, each from £295. Warts, ingrown toenails and tissue biopsies are covered on our private minor surgery in London page.

Book

Book a skin tag removal consultation

Book a surgical consultation (£250) online or call 0207 499 1991. If your GP has referred you, please bring the letter. Procedures take place in CQC-registered clinic rooms at 117a Harley Street, London.

Clinical lead
Mr Muhammad Alhejazi

Mr Muhammad Alhejazi

General Surgery (Upper GI and Breast) • GMC 2817000

MBBS, FRCP

“Mr Alhejazi is a general surgeon specialising in upper gastrointestinal and breast surgery. He qualified in medicine at the University of Karachi in 1975 and also practises at The Wellington Hospital, London.”

Transparent pricing

Treatment menu & fees

Skin Tag RemovalFrom £150
Cryotherapy or cautery
More than one removal option
Immediate result
Surgical Consultation£250
Assessment of the skin tags
Procedure planning
Post-operative instructions
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What our patients say

“Best medical practice I've been to globally”

“By far the best medical service I have received. Exceptionally fast, extremely knowledgeable doctor and the best medical practice I’ve been to globally.”

Dom R. · Sept 2026Private GP & Health Screening
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“Well cared for from start to finish”

“Very efficient staff, amazing doctors, a spotless clinic, and a warm, welcoming environment. I felt well cared for from start to finish. Highly recommend!”

Verified Patient · Oct 2025Private GP
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“Heard, understood and reassured”

“The clinic is warm and welcoming. In my experience, every time I was there, I found myself heard and understood. My health issues have been tackled in the best of ways. Miss Arjeta is absolutely a master of blood tests, you will not feel anything. Dr Bakhtiar is knowledgeable and calm, I always feel reassured after speaking to him. I genuinely recommend this clinic.”

Verified Patient · Jan 2026Private GP & Blood Testing
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FAQs

Skin tag removal FAQs

How much does skin tag removal cost in London?

Skin tag removal at Medical Express Clinic costs from £150. A surgical consultation costs £250 and includes assessment and procedure planning.

How are skin tags removed?

Skin tags are removed quickly using cryotherapy or cauterisation. The specialist explains which option suits you at the consultation.

How soon can I go back to work after skin tag removal?

The result is immediate, and you can return to work or home straight after the procedure.

Do I need a GP referral for skin tag removal?

You can book a surgical consultation directly. If your GP has referred you, please bring the letter.

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