Professor Faisal Ali Dermatology Mohs Surgery

Dermatologist

Spire Manchester Hospital, 170 Barlow Moor Rd, Manchester M20 2AF, United Kingdom

+44 161 757 2002

Spire Manchester Hospital, 170 Barlow Moor Rd, Manchester M20 2AF, United Kingdom

+44 161 757 2002

Professor Faisal Ali Dermatology Mohs Surgery

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About Professor Faisal Ali Dermatology Mohs Surgery

Professor Faisal Ali is a multi‑award‑winning consultant dermatologist, Mohs micrographic surgeon and laser specialist practising at (170 Barlow Moor Road, Manchester M20 2AF). He is renowned for his expertise in skin cancer including Mohs surgery, acne, rosacea and pigmentation disorders.

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Insurance Accepted

Self-funded services are provided.
No insurer panels are publicly listed.
Practitioners maintain medical indemnity cover in line with UK regulatory requirements.
Where clinically indicated, treatment may be recognised by insurers such as Cigna and Benenden.
Insurance billing may be available when treatment is provided at recognised private hospitals.
Purely cosmetic interventions are commonly self-funded.
Patients should confirm eligibility and pre-authorisation with their insurer prior to treatment.