Lambert Medical Practice offers professional mole checks, skin cancer screening, and cryotherapy for Epsom patients — approximately 20 minutes by car or train from Epsom. No GP referral needed. Same-week appointments available.
WhatsApp: +44 7882 677844 · 380 Ewell Road, Tolworth, Surbiton KT6 7BE
Services for Epsom patients:
Lambert Medical Practice provides private dermatology services to residents of Epsom, Ewell, and the surrounding KT17 and KT18 postcode areas. Our clinic is based at 380 Ewell Road, Tolworth, Surbiton — approximately 7 miles from Epsom town centre, and around 20 minutes by car via the A240 (Cheam Road/Ewell Road corridor) or by train from Epsom station.
Epsom and Ewell has a large and health-conscious population. The town's proximity to the North Downs and open countryside makes outdoor activity and sun exposure a natural part of life for many residents — which in turn makes professional skin health checks particularly worthwhile. Whether you have a mole that has recently changed, a persistent skin condition that has not responded to GP treatment, or simply want the reassurance of a thorough full-body skin screen, our dermatology clinic offers same-week appointments with no GP referral required.
Call 0208 133 5694, WhatsApp +44 7882 677844, or book online. Epsom patients: approximately 20 minutes by car or train. Mole checks from £130 · Full body skin screen £230.
Epsom is well connected to Surbiton by both road and rail, making access to our clinic straightforward for patients across the KT17 and KT18 areas.
Approximately 7 miles, 20 minutes via the A240 (Cheam Road heading north, becoming Ewell Road). Follow signs toward Kingston and Surbiton. The clinic is at 380 Ewell Road, Tolworth.
South Western Railway services from Epsom station reach Surbiton in approximately 20 minutes via Stoneleigh and Tolworth. Tolworth station is a few minutes' walk from Lambert Medical.
380 Ewell Road, Tolworth, Surbiton KT6 7BE. Free on-street parking is available on and near Ewell Road. The clinic is easy to find on the main A240 corridor that connects Epsom to Surbiton.
Monday–Friday: 9am–6pm
Saturday: 9am–2pm
Evening appointments available on request.
Skin cancer is the most frequently diagnosed cancer in the United Kingdom, with more than 100,000 new cases identified each year. Surrey residents — with active outdoor lifestyles and significant cumulative UV exposure from both leisure and work — are among those with meaningful lifetime skin cancer risk.
The critical factor in skin cancer outcomes is the stage at which it is detected. Melanoma — the most serious form of skin cancer — carries a five-year survival rate exceeding 95% when caught at Stage 1. At Stage 4, that figure drops dramatically. This is why professional skin checks, performed with dermoscopic imaging rather than the naked eye alone, matter so much. The difference between a Stage 1 and Stage 4 diagnosis can often be measured in months of delay — not years of risk behaviour.
NHS dermatology in Surrey is under sustained pressure. Routine referral waits of six months or more are common, and even the two-week-wait pathway for suspected skin cancer can be an anxious period. For Epsom patients who have noticed a concerning change in a mole, or who want a comprehensive skin review, private dermatology at Lambert Medical Practice offers a same-week appointment without the need to first see a GP.
When assessing a mole yourself, use the ABCDE criteria: Asymmetry (the two halves don't match), irregular Border (ragged or notched edges), more than one Colour, Diameter larger than 6mm, and Evolution — any change in size, shape, colour, or texture over time. If any apply, or if you are simply uncertain, a professional mole check provides the clinical certainty that self-assessment cannot.
Clinical assessment of individual moles or pigmented lesions using dermoscopy. Mole mapping provides a photographic baseline of all lesions — particularly recommended for Epsom patients with a family history of melanoma, a high mole count, or a history of outdoor activity with significant sun exposure. Written report included.
Systematic head-to-toe skin cancer screening with dermoscopic assessment of all concerning lesions. The 30–45 minute appointment includes a full written clinical report with findings, monitoring recommendations, and onward referral where needed. No NHS waiting list.
Liquid nitrogen treatment for seborrhoeic keratoses, solar (actinic) keratoses, verrucas, warts, and other benign skin lesions. The procedure takes a few minutes per lesion with minimal downtime. Multiple lesions can be treated at a single appointment. Pricing on application.
Comprehensive clinical consultation for acne, rosacea, eczema, psoriasis, hair loss, seborrhoeic dermatitis, and other skin, hair, and nail conditions. Full assessment with a personalised management plan and written clinical report. No prior NHS GP appointment required.
Review appointments to assess treatment response, re-evaluate monitored lesions, or discuss biopsy results. Available at short notice, priced at £110, with the same clinical thoroughness as an initial appointment.
Non-invasive and minimally invasive skin treatments for cosmetic skin concerns and skin rejuvenation. Delivered in a private clinical setting alongside our clinical dermatology services.
Dr Nancy Abdelrahman leads dermatology consultations at Lambert Medical Practice. Dr Abdelrahman is a GMC-registered doctor with a clinical dermatology background dating back to 2017 and substantial NHS dermatology experience. She brings specialist training in dermoscopy, cryotherapy, skin lesion assessment and biopsy, and electrosurgery to every consultation.
Dr Abdelrahman is a doctor with specialist dermatology training — not a generalist occasionally seeing skin conditions. For Epsom patients seeking a thorough and expert clinical assessment, she provides clear explanations of her findings, a detailed written report, and personalised management plans tailored to each patient's needs and circumstances.
Every patient at Lambert Medical receives a written clinical report on the day of their appointment — not a brief summary letter, but a full clinical document that can be shared with other healthcare providers if needed.
| NHS Dermatology | Lambert Medical (Private) | |
|---|---|---|
| Waiting time | 6+ months (routine); 2-week wait (urgent) | Same week or sooner |
| GP referral required | Yes — mandatory | No — book directly |
| Mole check access | GP appointment first, possible referral | Direct booking from £130 |
| Appointment length | 10 minutes (GP consultation) | 20–45 minutes |
| Written clinical report | Not routinely provided | Yes — included every time |
| Dermoscopy | Not always available at GP level | Yes — every mole assessment |
No referral needed. ~20 min by car or train. Same-week appointments.
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380 Ewell Road, Tolworth, Surbiton KT6 7BE
By car: ~7 miles, ~20 min via A240
By train: Epsom → Surbiton ~20 min
Comprehensive private dermatology for Epsom, Ewell and surrounding Surrey areas
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Epsom patients can reach Lambert Medical Practice in around 20 minutes by car or train. No referral. No NHS backlog. A same-week appointment gives you expert clinical certainty.