Private Skin Treatment Pricing in Glasgow
Pricing Transparency You Can Trust
At Glasgow Skin Specialists, we understand that clear pricing is essential when considering private skin treatments. While full pricing details will be available once bookings open, our commitment is to provide transparent, expert-led pricing so you can make informed decisions with confidence.
Our Commitment to Clear Pricing
We aim to give patients a realistic idea of treatment costs before booking, ensuring clarity and reassurance from the outset. While we provide indicative prices, final costs depend on individual factors such as the size, complexity, and location of the treatment area.
Following your consultation with the surgeon, you’ll receive a detailed pricing breakdown tailored to your specific treatment plan.
What You Can Expect
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Indicative Pricing Before Booking
Receive a realistic estimate based on your treatment type. -
No Hidden Fees
Our pricing is transparent and competitive, with full breakdowns provided after consultation. -
Expert-Led Care
Costs reflect the precision, safety, and efficiency delivered by NHS-trained skin specialists.
Investment in Your Skin Health
Private healthcare is an investment in speed, quality, and peace of mind. Whether you're seeking mole removal, cyst excision, seborrhoeic keratosis treatment, or skin tag removal, our pricing reflects the expertise, precision, and professionalism of our team.
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Is Basal Cell Carcinoma Dangerous?Basal Cell Carcinoma is very rarely life-threatening. It grows slowly and almost never spreads to other parts of the body. However, if left untreated, it can grow deeper into the skin and surrounding tissue, causing damage - especially on the face. That's why early diagnosis and treatment are important.
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What does BCC look like?BCCs can appear in different ways, but common signs include: - A shiny pearly bump (sometimes with visible blood vessels). - A sore that keeps bleeding, crusting, or not healing. - A flat, scar-like patch - A red, scaly area that might itch.
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Can BCCs spread to other parts of the body?BCC very rarely spreads (metastasises) beyond the skin. However, it can become locally invasive - meaning it grows wider and deeper if left untreated, especially in delicate areas like the nose, ears or eyelids.
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What happens if I ignore it?If left alone, a BCC will usually continue to grow. It can cause disfigurement or damage to nearby tissue, especially if on the face. Treatment is usually simpler and more effective when started early.
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Will BCC surgery leave a scar?Most BCC treatments do leave a small scar, but we take great care to minimise scarring and place incisions discreetly where possible. The scar often fades over time.
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Does BCC treatment hurt?All BCC operations are conducted under local anaesthetic. This feels slightly stingy but is not overly painful.