How much does skin tag removal cost at SABA?
Removing up to 3 skin tags costs £200 in total.
SABA prices, October 2026.
Which do I need?
- 1 to 3 skin tags: book skin tag removal at £200.
- More than 3: send a message on WhatsApp (07703 980989) for a price.
- Not sure it's a skin tag, or it has grown, bled or become painful: book the £200 assessment, or see your NHS GP.
If you have private medical insurance or a health plan through work, check whether your policy covers skin tag removal before you book.
Visit our Bishop's Stortford clinic for a personalised assessment, expert medical advice, and treatment recommendations tailored to your individual needs.
How does that compare with other UK prices?
Skin tag removal prices vary widely across the UK. Clinics on one directory list prices from £80, with some charging several hundred pounds (WhatClinic price listings, October 2026). The price usually depends on how many tags you have, where they are and who removes them.
Before you book anywhere, ask how many skin tags the price includes and who will remove them.
Ready to have your skin tags removed? Book skin tag removal in Bishop's Stortford with Mr Mopuri, usually within the week. Call reception on 01279 874388 to check availability.
How are skin tags removed?
Doctors remove skin tags in one of three ways: freezing them, using heat, or cutting them off with a surgical blade or scissors.
At SABA, Mr Mopuri numbs the skin with local anaesthetic first, then removes the skin tags and closes the skin using cosmetic techniques to keep marks small. The whole procedure takes 15 to 45 minutes.
Don't try to remove a skin tag yourself. The NHS advises against it unless a GP recommends it, because of the risk of infection, bleeding and scarring.
What is recovery like after skin tag removal?
Most people go back to their normal daily activities within 1 to 2 days. Full healing usually takes 1 to 2 weeks, and mild soreness for a day or two is normal.
You leave SABA with written aftercare advice. Removal can leave a small mark or a patch of darker skin, especially on black or brown skin. These changes are usually temporary but can sometimes be permanent.
Tip: Keep the area clean and dry for the first day, and wear loose clothing over it if you can. If the area becomes red, hot or keeps bleeding, call us.
Visit our Bishop's Stortford clinic for a personalised assessment, expert medical advice, and treatment recommendations tailored to your individual needs.
Can I have skin tags removed on the NHS?
No. The NHS treats skin tag removal as cosmetic, so you usually need to pay. You cannot get a skin tag removed on the NHS, though your NHS GP can check a lump if you're not sure what it is.
Private removal may suit you if a skin tag:
- catches on clothing, a necklace, a bra strap or your razor
- sits on your neck, face or eyelid and bothers you
- is one of several you'd like removed at one visit
How do I book skin tag removal at SABA?
- Book online, by phone or on WhatsApp. You don't need a referral. Appointments are usually within the week; call reception on 01279 874388 to check availability.
- Mr Mopuri checks the skin tags and confirms the price before treatment.
- He numbs the area and removes them, which takes 15 to 45 minutes.
- You go home with written aftercare. There's free parking outside the clinic at Chapel House, Thremhall Park, just off the A120.
When should I see a GP about a skin tag?
See your NHS GP or a private GP if a skin tag gets bigger, becomes painful or starts bleeding. The NHS also advises getting advice if a skin tag develops into lots of skin tags. A doctor can check that the growth is a skin tag and not something that needs treating differently.
How SABA can help
- Who you'll see: Mr Nabil Mopuri, a plastic surgeon with over 30 years of surgical experience
- Price: £200 for up to 3 skin tags
- How soon: usually within the week (call 01279 874388 to check)
- Where: Chapel House, Thremhall Park, Bishop's Stortford CM22 7WE, with free parking
- No referral needed, at a CQC-registered clinic
Visit our Bishop's Stortford clinic for a personalised assessment, expert medical advice, and treatment recommendations tailored to your individual needs.
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