If you’ve ever considered getting rid of an unwanted or bothersome mole, you’ve likely asked yourself the question: “How much does it cost to remove a mole in Toronto?” This is one of the most common concerns patients have before scheduling a procedure, and understandably so—knowing the price upfront helps you plan both financially and logistically.
At Toronto Minor Surgery Center, we pride ourselves on transparent pricing and a patient-focused experience. With our brand-new Minor Surgery Calculator, it’s easier than ever to get a quick estimate for removing a mole based on factors like size, location, and method of removal. Below, we’ll outline everything you need to know about mole removal costs in 2025, what the procedure entails, and why our clinic is the ideal choice for a safe, convenient experience.
Moles—technically known as pigmented nevi—are common skin growths that can appear anywhere on the body. While they are often harmless, there are several reasons you might consider having one removed:
Whatever your reasons—be it aesthetic improvement or proactive health care—knowing the cost to remove a mole is an important step to making an informed decision.
At Toronto Minor Surgery Center, our starting price for mole removal is $600. This rate usually applies to average-sized moles located in straightforward areas such as the arm or torso. However, the total cost can vary based on several factors:
Tip: For a personalized estimate tailored to your specific situation, try our new Minor Surgery Calculator on our website. Simply input details like lesion type and body location to get a ballpark figure—all from the comfort of home.
While $600 is our base rate, you may encounter additional costs if your case involves any of the following:
By reviewing your specific case in a one-on-one consultation, our board-certified plastic surgeons will determine the best approach and provide a detailed quote so you have a clear picture of potential costs.
A common question is whether OHIP (Ontario Health Insurance Plan) covers the cost to remove a mole. It largely depends on whether the mole is considered medically necessary to remove:
At Toronto Minor Surgery Center, our team can guide you through the insurance and coverage process. If your mole shows any risk factors, we’ll help clarify the steps needed for potential partial or full coverage.
To reduce guesswork and make planning simpler, we introduced our Minor Surgery Calculator:
This estimate is purely for informational purposes. A final, personalized quote will be provided after an in-person assessment by one of our board-certified plastic surgeons.
In addition to mole removal, we offer treatments for other skin lesions, both benign and malignant. Below are some of our popular services with starting prices:
Many cancerous or potentially cancerous conditions—like Basal Cell Carcinoma or Squamous Cell Carcinoma—may be covered by OHIP for eligible patients. Always double-check with our team if you’re unsure about coverage.
Your journey begins with a consultation at one of our three locations: Toronto, Oakville, or Vaughan. You’ll meet with a board-certified plastic surgeon who will:
Most mole removal procedures are done under local anesthesia in our modern, fully equipped clinic. You’ll remain awake yet comfortable, feeling only minimal pressure or tugging during the surgery. Here’s a quick snapshot:
The recovery timeline depends on mole size, depth, and method of removal:
Navigating the cost to remove a mole is simpler with a team you can trust. Here’s what sets our clinic apart:
If there’s a strong suspicion that your mole could be cancerous or pre-cancerous, the procedure may fall under OHIP coverage. You’ll typically need a dermatologist’s referral or a plastic surgeon’s evaluation to confirm this. Our team will help you clarify any insurance eligibility questions before you proceed.
Yes! Removing multiple moles during the same session can be more cost-effective than scheduling separate procedures. You’ll receive a custom quote based on the total number of moles and the time required.
It can. Shave excisions are typically less complex and may cost slightly less than an excision requiring stitches or a more advanced technique. During your consultation, our surgeon will recommend the best method for your specific mole.
For purely cosmetic removals, OHIP generally does not provide coverage. You’ll be responsible for the out-of-pocket cost, which starts at $600 for a simple mole removal at our center.
We often work with patients to discuss various financing options and payment plans. Our front-desk team can go over flexible solutions so you can budget comfortably for your procedure.
Our Minor Surgery Calculator provides a preliminary estimate, and the in-person consultation will give you a definitive, personalized cost quote. This dual approach ensures you can make an informed decision with no surprises.
Don’t let cost concerns or scheduling worries hold you back from addressing an unwanted mole. By taking advantage of our Minor Surgery Calculator and transparent pricing structure, you can budget confidently and plan your procedure at a time and location that suits your needs.
Ready to take the next step?
Our friendly, knowledgeable staff will guide you through the details, from potential financing options to aftercare tips. We’re here to help you achieve your aesthetic and medical goals—all at a fair, transparent cost.
All pricing mentioned is in Canadian dollars and is subject to change. While we do our best to keep this information up-to-date, final pricing may vary based on individual factors, such as the size, location, and complexity of the lesion. For the most accurate, personalized quote, please consult our medical team directly.
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