Pricing · Newmarket · No Referral Needed
What removal costs at PSSC, the clinic of Dr. Victoria Hayward, Chief of Plastic Surgery, Southlake Regional Health Centre.
PSSC Plastic Surgery Skin Clinic, Newmarket · Updated November 2026
At PSSC in Newmarket, removing a benign mole, cyst, lipoma or other skin lesion starts at $495 + HST. Skin tags start at $300 + HST. If the lesion is suspicious for skin cancer, removal is covered by OHIP at no cost to you.
No referral is needed, and your consultation is complimentary with a valid OHIP health card. Prices vary between clinics: this page shows what we charge, and the final price for your lesion is confirmed at your consultation. Read how OHIP coverage works.
| Procedure | Starting price | OHIP-covered? |
|---|---|---|
| Mole removal | $495 + HST | Only if suspicious for skin cancer |
| Cyst removal | $495 + HST | Only if suspicious for skin cancer |
| Lipoma removal | $495 + HST | Only if suspicious for cancer |
| Other skin lesion or growth | $495 + HST | Only if suspicious for skin cancer |
| Skin tag removal | $300 + HST | No, skin tags are benign |
| Keloid scar | Confirmed at consultation | Yes, if it qualifies |
| Several moles, lesions or skin tags | Assessed as a group | Only any that are suspicious |
“Starts at” means the price for a straightforward lesion. Final pricing depends on size, location and complexity, and is confirmed at your consultation. HST is added to all self-pay prices. Your price includes follow-up visits, plus aftercare instructions and support if you need it.
Your price includes follow-up visits, plus aftercare instructions and support if you need it.
Refer yourself and book directly. Your consultation is complimentary with a valid OHIP health card.
Assessment and removal can often happen at the same visit. If your lesion turns out to be suspicious, OHIP covers the removal here, with no second referral.
Multiple moles, lesions or skin tags are priced together as a group, not at the full individual rate for each one.
Who removes your lesion affects how it heals and how it looks.
Dr. Hayward, a board-certified plastic surgeon (FRCSC), has been in practice since 2019 and has performed thousands of mole, cyst, lipoma and skin lesion removals.
Part of Dr. Hayward’s fellowship training focused squarely on scar minimization, and it shapes how she plans each incision and closure. Our on-site advanced medical aesthetician supports your skin before and after.
Dr. Hayward is Chief of Plastic Surgery at Southlake Regional Health Centre. PSSC is directly attached to Southlake, at 581 Davis Drive.
Book your appointment online and get text and email reminders. Parking is available on site and nearby.
Dr. Hayward has extensive experience with a wide variety of skin tones. Where it helps, our aesthetician prepares your skin beforehand, and the clinic carries products to support scar healing afterward.
You can see what removal costs before you book, and your price is confirmed at your consultation before anything is done.
Dr. Hayward confirms the price for your lesion at your consultation.
A small, superficial lesion is a simpler procedure than a larger or deeper one that needs surgical excision and sutures.
Lesions on the face or other visible areas call for extra care in incision placement and closure to minimize scarring.
Cysts that are large, inflamed or have come back, and lipomas that sit deeper, can take longer than a straightforward removal.
Several lesions are priced together as a group, not at the full individual rate for each one.
Complete the Request a Consultation form. No referral needed. Complimentary with a valid OHIP health card.
A $100 + HST card authorization holds your booking. It is only billed if you do not show up.
Dr. Hayward examines the lesion, tells you if it is OHIP-covered or self-pay, and confirms the price.
OHIP-covered removal is at no cost to you. Self-pay removal is at the price confirmed. Often done the same visit.
Your appointment is scheduled for 20 minutes, but please allow up to 1 hour for your visit. OHIP vs. self-pay, explained.
Dr. Victoria Hayward is a board-certified plastic surgeon (FRCSC) and Chief of Plastic Surgery at Southlake Regional Health Centre. She assesses your lesion, tells you whether it is OHIP-covered, and performs the removal using plastic-surgery closure technique to minimize scarring. PSSC is located at 581 Davis Drive, Suite 101, Newmarket, and sees patients from Aurora, Richmond Hill, York Region and Barrie.
Questions before you book? Call 905-898-1814, Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
At PSSC in Newmarket, removal of a benign mole starts at $495 + HST. Prices vary between clinics, and the final price depends on the size, location and complexity of the mole. If a mole is suspicious for skin cancer, removal is covered by OHIP at no cost to you.
At PSSC, removal of a benign cyst starts at $495 + HST. The final price depends on size, location and complexity and is confirmed at your consultation. A cyst that is suspicious for skin cancer is covered by OHIP.
At PSSC, removal of a benign lipoma starts at $495 + HST. The final price depends on size, location and complexity and is confirmed at your consultation. A lump that is suspicious for cancer is covered by OHIP.
Skin tag removal at PSSC starts at $300 + HST. Skin tags are benign, so removal is self-pay. Multiple skin tags are assessed as a group, not charged individually.
Lesions differ. A small, straightforward lesion is a different procedure from a larger or deeper one that needs surgical excision and sutures, and location matters too. Dr. Hayward confirms the price for your lesion at your consultation.
Your price includes your follow-up visits, plus aftercare instructions and support if you need it. Dr. Hayward confirms what applies to your procedure at your consultation.
Dr. Victoria Hayward, a board-certified plastic surgeon (FRCSC) and Chief of Plastic Surgery at Southlake Regional Health Centre. She has been in practice since 2019, has performed thousands of removals, and part of her fellowship training focused on scar minimization. Our on-site advanced medical aesthetician supports your skin before and after.
No. If you have several moles, lesions or skin tags, they are assessed as a group at your consultation and are not charged individually. Pricing for the group is confirmed there.
Yes, in some cases. OHIP covers removal when a lesion is cancerous or suspicious for skin cancer, and for a keloid that qualifies. Benign lesions removed for appearance or comfort are self-pay. See how OHIP coverage works.
Your consultation is complimentary with a valid OHIP health card. If you do not have or do not present a valid OHIP health card, your consultation will be billed to you. A $100 + HST credit card authorization holds your booking; it is only billed if you do not show up.
No. You can refer yourself and book directly. A few conditions, such as a neurofibroma or a ganglion cyst on the hand or finger, do need a referral from your family doctor. If you are not sure, call us at 905-898-1814.
Yes. Dr. Hayward examines the lesion at your consultation, tells you whether it is OHIP-covered or self-pay, and confirms the price before removal.
No referral needed. Your consultation is complimentary with a valid OHIP health card.
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