Serving Kingston patients with professional mole checks, skin cancer screening, and cryotherapy — just 3 minutes by train from Kingston station. No GP referral needed. Same-week appointments at Lambert Medical Practice, Surbiton.
WhatsApp: +44 7882 677844 · 380 Ewell Road, Tolworth, Surbiton KT6 7BE
Services for Kingston patients:
Lambert Medical Practice provides a comprehensive private dermatology service to residents of Kingston upon Thames and the surrounding KT1 and KT2 postcode areas. Our clinic is located at 380 Ewell Road, Tolworth, Surbiton — just 2 miles from Kingston town centre, and a 3-minute direct train journey from Kingston station on South Western Railway.
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the UK, with over 100,000 new cases diagnosed each year. Kingston's large and diverse population — including families, students, and professionals — means that skin health awareness is especially important. Whether you have a new or changing mole, a skin condition that has not responded to GP treatment, or simply want the reassurance of a professional full-body skin screen, we offer same-week appointments with no GP referral required.
Call 0208 133 5694, WhatsApp +44 7882 677844, or book online. Kingston patients: just 3 minutes by train. Mole checks from £130 · Full body skin screen £230.
Kingston upon Thames is one of the most conveniently located areas for reaching our clinic. The journey by train is particularly fast — just 3 minutes on a direct South Western Railway service from Kingston station to Surbiton station, from where the clinic is a short walk or taxi ride along the Ewell Road.
Kingston station → Surbiton station: 3 minutes direct on South Western Railway. Trains run every 10–15 minutes. From Surbiton station, the clinic is a short taxi ride or 15-minute walk along Ewell Road.
Approximately 2 miles, 10 minutes via the A240 (Kingston Road toward Surbiton and Tolworth). Follow the Ewell Road south — the clinic is at number 380.
380 Ewell Road, Tolworth, Surbiton KT6 7BE. Free on-street parking is available on and near Ewell Road. Tolworth station (served by South Western Railway) is a few minutes' walk from the clinic.
Monday–Friday: 9am–6pm
Saturday: 9am–2pm
Evening appointments available on request.
Skin cancer is now the most frequently diagnosed cancer in the United Kingdom. Each year, more than 100,000 people receive a new skin cancer diagnosis. Despite this prevalence, skin cancer remains one of the most treatable cancers when identified at an early stage — particularly melanoma, where Stage 1 diagnosis carries a five-year survival rate exceeding 95%.
The challenge is timing. NHS dermatology services, while excellent, are under intense demand across the Kingston and Surrey area. Routine dermatology referrals often carry waits of six months or more. Even the NHS two-week-wait pathway for suspected skin cancer — designed for urgency — can be an anxious and uncertain period when you have noticed a worrying change in a mole.
Private dermatology at Lambert Medical Practice offers Kingston residents access to professional skin assessment, without the wait and without the need for a GP referral first. Using dermoscopic imaging — the clinical gold standard for mole assessment — our doctor can evaluate a lesion in detail, provide a clear clinical opinion, and give you a written report on the same day.
The ABCDE criteria offer a useful self-assessment guide: look for Asymmetry in the mole's shape, an irregular or uneven Border, more than one Colour, a Diameter larger than 6mm, and Evolution — any change in appearance over time. If any of these features are present, or if a lesion bleeds, itches, or forms a crust, seek a professional assessment promptly. When in doubt, book a check. A 20-minute mole check is a small investment in peace of mind.
Clinical assessment of individual moles or pigmented lesions using dermoscopy. Mole mapping provides a photographic baseline of all lesions — particularly recommended for patients with a family history of melanoma, a high mole count, or previous skin cancer. Lesions assessed with clinical precision; written report included.
Full-body skin cancer screening involving a systematic head-to-toe examination of all skin surfaces. All concerning lesions are assessed with dermoscopy. The 30–45 minute appointment concludes with a written clinical report detailing findings, any recommended monitoring intervals, and onward referral where appropriate.
Controlled liquid nitrogen treatment for seborrhoeic keratoses, solar (actinic) keratoses, verrucas, warts, and other benign skin lesions. The procedure takes just a few minutes per lesion and causes minimal downtime. Multiple lesions can be treated in a single appointment. Pricing available on application.
Comprehensive dermatology consultation covering acne, rosacea, eczema (atopic dermatitis), psoriasis, hair loss (alopecia), seborrhoeic dermatitis, and other skin, hair, and nail conditions. Full clinical assessment with a personalised management plan and written clinical report. No prior NHS GP appointment needed.
Review appointments to assess treatment response, re-evaluate monitored lesions, or discuss biopsy or histology results. Follow-up consultations are available at short notice and priced at £110, ensuring continuity of care without long delays between appointments.
A range of non-invasive and minimally invasive skin treatments for cosmetic skin concerns, skin rejuvenation, and appearance improvement. Available alongside clinical dermatology services, these treatments are delivered in a comfortable, private clinical setting.
Dermatology consultations at Lambert Medical Practice are led by Dr Nancy Abdelrahman, a GMC-registered doctor with a clinical dermatology background dating back to 2017. Dr Abdelrahman has significant NHS dermatology experience and brings specialist clinical training to every consultation.
Dr Abdelrahman is skilled in dermoscopy (the imaging technique used to assess moles and skin lesions in detail), cryotherapy with liquid nitrogen, skin lesion assessment and biopsy, and electrosurgery. She takes a thorough and patient-centred approach, ensuring every patient receives a clear explanation of her findings alongside their written clinical report.
Dr Abdelrahman is a doctor with specialist dermatology training — not a general practitioner seeing skin cases occasionally. Kingston patients can be confident they are receiving a focused, expert assessment from a clinician who has worked extensively in dermatology in both NHS and private settings.
The NHS provides outstanding care, but demand for dermatology services across Kingston, Richmond, and Surrey is significant. Here is how private dermatology at Lambert Medical Practice compares:
| NHS Dermatology | Lambert Medical (Private) | |
|---|---|---|
| Waiting time | 6+ months (routine); 2 weeks (urgent) | Same week or sooner |
| GP referral required | Yes — mandatory | No — book directly |
| Mole check access | GP appointment first, then 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 imaging | Variable — not always available at GP level | Yes — every mole assessment |
Lambert Medical Practice offers a range of private health services to Kingston and Surrey patients alongside our dermatology service. You may also be interested in:
No referral needed. 3 min by train from Kingston. Same-week appointments.
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380 Ewell Road, Tolworth, Surbiton KT6 7BE
Kingston station → Surbiton: 3 min direct train
By car: ~2 miles, ~10 min via A240
Comprehensive dermatology for Kingston and surrounding areas
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Just 3 minutes by train from Kingston station. No referral. No waiting months. A same-week mole check or full skin screen at Lambert Medical gives you expert clinical clarity, fast.