Lambert Medical Practice provides professional mole checks, skin cancer screening, and cryotherapy for New Malden patients — just 5 minutes by train or 10 minutes by car. No GP referral needed. Same-week appointments at our Surbiton clinic.
WhatsApp: +44 7882 677844 · 380 Ewell Road, Tolworth, Surbiton KT6 7BE
Services for New Malden patients:
Lambert Medical Practice provides private dermatology services to residents of New Malden, Malden Rushett, and the KT3 postcode area. The clinic is at 380 Ewell Road, Tolworth, Surbiton — just 3 miles from New Malden, approximately 10 minutes by car or 5 minutes by direct South Western Railway train from New Malden station to Surbiton.
New Malden is a diverse, well-established community with a strong tradition of family life and community engagement. The area's diverse population — including one of the largest Korean communities outside East Asia — means that our dermatology service welcomes patients from a wide range of backgrounds. Skin conditions and skin cancer risk vary across different populations, and professional assessment with dermoscopy provides accurate evaluation regardless of skin type or tone.
Whether you need a mole check, skin cancer screening, cryotherapy, or a consultation for acne, eczema, rosacea, psoriasis, or hair loss, Lambert Medical Practice offers same-week appointments with no GP referral required and a written clinical report with every appointment.
Call 0208 133 5694, WhatsApp +44 7882 677844, or book online. New Malden patients: 5 min by train, 10 min by car. Mole checks from £130 · Full body skin screen £230.
New Malden station → Surbiton: approximately 5 minutes on South Western Railway services toward Guildford and Dorking. From Surbiton station, Tolworth is a short ride away. Tolworth station (a few minutes' walk from Lambert Medical) is also accessible via the same line.
Approximately 3 miles, 10 minutes via the A243 (Malden Road) heading south toward Kingston, then the A240 (Ewell Road) south toward Tolworth. Free on-street parking on Ewell Road. Clinic at number 380.
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the UK, with over 100,000 new diagnoses every year. While fair-skinned people face the highest statistical risk from UV exposure, skin cancer — including melanoma — can affect people of all skin types and backgrounds. Dermoscopy, used at every mole check at Lambert Medical, provides accurate clinical assessment regardless of skin tone, detecting subtle structural changes that the naked eye cannot see.
The importance of early detection cannot be overstated. When melanoma is identified at Stage 1, the five-year survival rate exceeds 95%. At later stages, outcomes become significantly worse. NHS dermatology services in Kingston and Surrey face high demand, with routine referral waits that commonly exceed six months. For New Malden patients who want timely access to expert skin assessment, private dermatology at Lambert Medical offers the same-week appointments and clinical thoroughness that the NHS cannot consistently provide at short notice.
When assessing moles at home, use the ABCDE criteria: Asymmetry (mismatched halves), irregular Border, more than one Colour, Diameter over 6mm, and Evolution — any change in size, shape, colour, or texture. If any of these features are present, or if a lesion bleeds, itches, or crusts, seek professional assessment. A 20-minute mole check provides clinical certainty and peace of mind.
Lambert Medical's dermatology service is also valuable for patients with chronic skin conditions — acne, eczema, rosacea, and psoriasis — that have not responded satisfactorily to GP-level management. A specialist clinical assessment can identify treatment pathways that a busy GP appointment cannot always explore in depth.
Clinical assessment of individual moles or pigmented lesions using dermoscopy. Mole mapping provides a photographic baseline of all lesions for precise future comparison. Recommended for patients with a family history of melanoma, a high mole count, or significant sun exposure. Written clinical report included with every assessment.
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 advice, and onward referral where appropriate.
Liquid nitrogen treatment for seborrhoeic keratoses, solar (actinic) keratoses, verrucas, warts, and benign skin lesions. Quick, effective, with minimal downtime. Multiple lesions 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. Personalised management plan and written report. No prior NHS GP appointment required.
Review appointments for treatment assessment, monitored lesion re-evaluation, or discussion of biopsy results. Available at short notice, priced at £110.
Non-invasive and minimally invasive treatments for cosmetic skin concerns and skin rejuvenation, in a comfortable private clinical setting alongside our clinical dermatology services.
Dr Nancy Abdelrahman leads dermatology consultations at Lambert Medical Practice. A GMC-registered doctor with a clinical dermatology background since 2017 and significant NHS dermatology experience, Dr Abdelrahman 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 GP occasionally seeing skin conditions. New Malden patients attending Lambert Medical receive thorough expert assessments with clear explanations of all findings and a detailed written clinical report on the day. Her patient-centred, unhurried approach ensures that all concerns are addressed and all questions answered.
| NHS Dermatology | Lambert Medical (Private) | |
|---|---|---|
| Waiting time | 6+ months (routine) | Same week or sooner |
| GP referral required | Yes — mandatory | No — book directly |
| Mole check | GP first, possible referral | Direct from £130 |
| Appointment length | 10 minutes | 20–45 minutes |
| Written clinical report | Not routinely provided | Yes — every appointment |
| Dermoscopy | Not always available | Yes — every mole check |
No referral. 5 min by train. 10 min by car. Same-week appointments.
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380 Ewell Road, Tolworth, Surbiton KT6 7BE
New Malden → Surbiton: ~5 min by train
By car: ~3 miles, ~10 min via A243
Comprehensive private dermatology for New Malden and surrounding areas
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No referral. No months-long NHS wait. Same-week appointments at Lambert Medical Practice — just one short train ride from New Malden station.