Consultant-reviewed mole imaging for Wigan clients
Map My Mole in Wigan
Wigan clients can have a selected mole or visible skin lesion photographed using dermoscopic imaging at Pulsar Chorley, with Horwich also available as an alternative. Your submission is reviewed remotely by a UK consultant dermatologist, with a clear digital report and next-step guidance usually provided within 24–48 hours.
20-minute clinic appointmentChorley or Horwich clinicUK consultant dermatologist reviewDigital report in 24–48 hours
Arrange a Prompt Professional Review
A new mole—or a change in size, shape, colour or sensation—should be assessed promptly. Map My Mole provides focused remote review by a UK consultant dermatologist, with a digital report usually within 24–48 hours. You can also contact your GP directly if you prefer the NHS pathway or need a broader face-to-face skin assessment. Always follow any recommendation for GP or dermatology review contained in your report. If you are unsure where to seek help, use NHS 111 online.
From Wigan appointment to report
How Map My Mole Works for Wigan Clients
Your Pulsar appointment captures the images and information required for a remote professional opinion. The consultant dermatologist—not the Pulsar practitioner—assesses the submission and produces the report.
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Book Your Clinic
Choose Chorley for the main Wigan pathway, or select Horwich if that location is more convenient. Current price and availability are displayed on Fresha.
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History and Consent
At the appointment we record the relevant information, your concern and the selected mole or lesion for review.
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Dermoscopic Images
Clear clinical and close-up dermoscopic images are captured in clinic and checked for submission quality.
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Consultant Review
A UK consultant dermatologist remotely reviews the submitted images and supporting information.
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Digital Report
You receive an easy-to-understand report, usually within 24–48 hours, with advice on the appropriate next step.
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Act on the Advice
If the report recommends GP, dermatologist or urgent medical follow-up, arrange this promptly and take the report with you.
Clear service boundaries
What This Service Does—and Does Not Do
Map My Mole is best understood as focused imaging and remote consultant review of selected moles or skin lesions. It is not a whole-body examination and it does not replace face-to-face medical assessment where that is needed.
What it provides
Focused Professional Review
- High-quality images of a selected visible mole or lesion
- Remote assessment by a UK consultant dermatologist
- A digital written report with the consultant’s opinion
- Advice about whether GP or dermatologist follow-up is indicated
- A report you can show to your GP or another medical professional
What it does not provide
Not Diagnosis, Biopsy or Removal
- It is not a full-body skin examination or automatic mapping of every mole
- It cannot examine areas that are not photographed and submitted
- It does not confirm or exclude cancer through images alone
- Pulsar does not biopsy, diagnose or remove moles
- A definitive diagnosis may require face-to-face assessment and biopsy
Before you attend
Preparing for Your Appointment
A few simple steps help us obtain clear images and submit the right information.
Helpful preparation
On the Day
- Do not cover the area with fake tan, body makeup or concealer
- Wear clothing that allows the selected area to be accessed easily
- Bring relevant dates, previous photographs or medical information if available
- Be ready to explain what has changed and when you first noticed it
Choose the right pathway
Book Promptly and Follow the Advice
- Book Map My Mole promptly if a selected mole or visible lesion is changing or causing concern
- Your images are reviewed by a UK consultant dermatologist, with a report usually within 24–48 hours
- Contact your GP directly if you prefer the NHS pathway or need a broader face-to-face assessment
- Follow any recommendation for GP or dermatology review contained in your report promptly
- Remember that only the submitted lesion is reviewed through this service
Choose your Pulsar clinic
Map My Mole Appointments for Wigan
Pulsar Chorley provides the main Map My Mole pathway for Wigan clients. Pulsar Horwich offers the same image-capture and submission service and may suit clients travelling from the eastern side of the borough.
Pulsar Laser Studio Chorley
2 Pilkington Court, George Street
Chorley, Lancashire PR7 2BE
A practical clinic choice for Preston city centre, Penwortham, Bamber Bridge, Walton-le-Dale, Lostock Hall, Leyland and surrounding Central Lancashire communities.
Pulsar Laser Studio Horwich
23 Winter Hey Lane
Horwich, Bolton BL6 7AD
Horwich may be convenient for clients travelling from Leigh, Atherton, Hindley, Westhoughton and the eastern side of Wigan borough.
Across the borough
Serving Wigan and Nearby Communities
Pulsar welcomes Map My Mole clients from across Wigan borough. These local references describe the service area; appointments take place at Chorley or Horwich.
Wigan Town Centre
Focused mole and skin-lesion imaging with consultant review through your chosen Pulsar clinic.
Choose Chorley or HorwichStandish
A practical route to the Chorley clinic for in-clinic dermoscopic image capture.
Chorley pathwayShevington
Map My Mole appointments for selected visible moles or lesions at Pulsar Chorley.
Consultant reviewAppley Bridge & Orrell
Choose the clinic that best fits your journey and available appointment times.
Two clinic optionsPemberton & Ince
Focused image capture followed by remote review and a written digital report.
24–48 hour reportHindley
Chorley and Horwich are both available for the same Map My Mole service pathway.
Choose your clinicAshton & Golborne
Book online for selected-lesion imaging and UK consultant dermatologist review.
Live booking onlineLeigh & Atherton
Horwich may provide a practical alternative for clients in eastern Wigan borough.
Horwich optionContinue exploring
Related Map My Mole Pages
Read the complete parent service guide or choose another local page for clinic and travel information.
Complete Map My Mole Guide
The full service pathway, limitations, preparation and consultant-review information.
View parent page →Map My Mole Chorley
Dedicated information for appointments through the main Wigan pathway.
View area page →Map My Mole Horwich
Information about the alternative Horwich appointment pathway.
View area page →Map My Mole Bolton
Local information for clients choosing the Horwich clinic.
View area page →Wigan Map My Mole FAQs
Questions Before Booking
Clear answers for Wigan clients about clinic choice, consultant review, reports, service limits and medical follow-up.
Where do Wigan clients attend for Map My Mole?⌄
Wigan clients can attend Pulsar Laser Studio Chorley at 2 Pilkington Court, George Street, Chorley PR7 2BE, or Pulsar Laser Studio Horwich at 23 Winter Hey Lane, Horwich, Bolton BL6 7AD. Chorley is the main Wigan pathway, while Horwich may suit clients travelling from the eastern side of the borough.
How does Map My Mole work for Wigan clients?⌄
A trained Pulsar practitioner records the relevant history and captures clinical and dermoscopic images of the selected mole or skin lesion at Chorley or Horwich. The submission is reviewed remotely by a UK consultant dermatologist, who provides a digital report and advice on the next step.
Who reviews my mole images?⌄
The submitted images and information are reviewed by a UK consultant dermatologist through the Map My Mole service. The Pulsar practitioner captures and submits the images but does not diagnose the lesion.
How quickly will I receive my report?⌄
Map My Mole states that digital reports are usually provided within 24–48 hours after a successful submission. Occasionally more information or clearer images may be requested before an opinion can be completed.
Is this full-body mole mapping?⌄
No. This is focused dermoscopic imaging and remote consultant review of the selected mole or visible skin lesion submitted. It is not a head-to-toe skin examination and cannot assess areas that have not been photographed.
Can Map My Mole diagnose skin cancer?⌄
The consultant report provides a professional opinion from the submitted images and information, but images alone cannot give a definitive tissue diagnosis. If cancer is suspected, face-to-face medical assessment and a biopsy may be required.
What happens if the report raises concern?⌄
The report will advise you to see your GP or a dermatologist. Arrange that follow-up promptly and take the report with you. Map My Mole states that its team also follows up when a consultant reports a mole or lesion of concern.
Do you remove moles at Pulsar?⌄
No. Pulsar does not biopsy or remove moles. Any investigation or treatment recommended in the report must be arranged through your GP, NHS dermatology or an appropriate private medical specialist.
Can I book if my mole is changing or bleeding?⌄
Yes. A changing, painful, itchy, inflamed, bleeding or crusty mole should be assessed promptly. Map My Mole can provide a focused opinion from a UK consultant dermatologist, usually within 24–48 hours. You may also contact your GP directly, and you should follow any recommendation for face-to-face GP or dermatology review contained in your report.
Can I choose the Horwich clinic instead?⌄
Yes. Although Chorley provides the main Wigan pathway, you can choose Horwich if it is more convenient or has an appointment time that suits you better. Both clinics provide the same Map My Mole image-capture and submission pathway.
How much does Map My Mole cost?⌄
Current pricing and appointment availability are shown live on Pulsar’s Fresha booking page. Select Map My Mole and then choose the preferred clinic.
Book Map My Mole Near Wigan
Choose Pulsar Chorley or Horwich for focused dermoscopic image capture. Your selected mole or visible skin lesion is reviewed remotely by a UK consultant dermatologist and followed by a clear digital report, usually within 24–48 hours.
Clinical information sources
Further Information
This page describes the clinic pathway and gives general information; it is not medical advice. Read more from Map My Mole about consultant review and reports, and from the NHS about melanoma symptoms and when to see a GP.