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Dr Adam Bray is a Consultant Dermatologist in Bristol, UK.

Dr Bray cares for adult patients, specialising in skin cancer prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.

 

Dr Bray has been a Consultant Dermatologist since 2011. He set up the Bristol Mohs Micrographic Surgery service in 2015 , based at Southmead Hospital, North Bristol Trust. He continues to lead the Mohs service, and has grown the team to three consultants. The service provides Mohs surgery for Bristol, Somerset, Wiltshire, & Gloucestershire. He also leads the skin cancer surgery team at University Hospitals Bristol & Weston Foundation Trust.

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    He trained in advanced Dermatological surgery with Mohs micrographic surgery and reconstruction at the Welsh Institute of Dermatology, University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff.

     

    He trained as a specialist in Dermatology and Dermatological surgery in Bristol and Bath for 4 years before gaining his consultant post.

     

    Prior to that, Dr Bray gained his undergraduate degree at The University of Edinburgh Medical School (5 years), before training in general internal medicine in Scotland and Cornwall (5 years) and achieving membership then fellowship of the Royal College of Physicians (FRCP).

     

    He is active in teaching undergraduate and postgraduate doctors, peers, and colleagues in professions allied to medicine. He regularly publishes in, and provides peer review for, scientific journals. His main interests are in surgical safety and optimising outcomes.

     

    He has served on the British Society for Dermatological Surgery (BSDS) Executive Committee since 2013 in various roles, and in 2023 was elected President for 2025-2027. He leads the BSDS national surgical guidelines development group and Mohs surgery registry.

Services

Mohs

Links

Diagnosis

Dermoscopy

Mole checks

Skin lesion assessment

Non-surgical

Creams, ointments, lotions etc

(topical treatments)

Cryotherapy (liquid nitrogen freezing)

 

Surgical

Curettage & cautery

Skin biopsy/shave

Excision biopsy

Mohs micrographic surgery

Skin cancer surgery

Mole removal

 

Common conditions treated

Basal cell carcinoma

Squamous cell carcinoma

Actinic (solar) keratosis

Melanoma

Skin cancer

Moles

  • Full list of Fees

    First consultation  £225 (up to 30 mins)

    Follow-up consultations  £140 (up to 20 mins)

     

    Additional services (added to consultation fee)

    Full mole-mapping photography (for monitoring; up to 45 mins) £100

     

    View procedure fees list

     

    Surgical procedures or tests

    Fees vary from £91 - several hundred, depending on the complexity of what is required. Often you will not require any tests or surgical procedures.

     

    Recommendations for tests or treatment will be discussed at your consultation and, of course, nothing will be arranged without your full understanding and agreement.

     

    Surgical procedures (not consultations) require the payment of a hospital fee in addition, making the total cost for a surgical procedure between approximately £1500 to £7000. An all-inclusive price will be quoted in advance. There will be no hidden costs.

     

    You will also be covered by The Nuffield Health Promise - see here for details: https://www.nuffieldhealth.com/hospitals/promise

Mohs micrographic surgery procedure

Mohs micrographic surgery is a highly effective treatment for certain skin cancers that are in critical facial areas or where previous treatment has been unsuccessful. It can offer the best chance of cure whilst only taking the smallest amount of tissue necessary. The treatment allows the tumour to be removed completely bit by bit under local anaesthetic and then the wound reconstructed in one visit to the hospital, minimising the amount of normal skin removed and potentially reducing scarring. Dr Bray will take a great deal of care to ensure you are pain free or suffer only minor discomfort during your operation.

 

Non-Mohs skin cancer surgery

For most skin cancers standard (non-Mohs) surgery is sufficient. For certain tumours other methods of 'margin-controlled surgery' are a better choice (e.g. for lentigo maligna). Dr Bray can provide all these surgical treatment options. He can also advise you if non-surgical treatments are an option and provide these as well. He will discuss the pros and cons of each treatment with you before making a recommendation that is tailored to your particular problem and what is important to you. All the options will be discussed with you in as much detail as you want, and your opinion is encouraged when we plan your operation together.

 

Please read our information leaflet for more details of preparation and aftercare.

 

Forms & links to patient information

ABD downloads

Surgery consent form

 Mohs Surgery information leaflet

Photography consent form

 

British Society for Dermatological Surgery

http://www.bsds.org.uk

British Association of Dermatologists

http://www.bad.org.uk

 

Information about Mohs micrographic surgery

European Society for Micrographic Surgery

http://www.esms-mohs.eu

BAD Patiet Info Leaflets (search 'Mohs')

http://www.bad.org.uk/for-the-public/patient-information-leaflets

CONTACT

Location

You can arrange a consultation with Dr Bray at The Nuffield Hospital Bristol (The Chesterfield) in Clifton Village. Clinics are usually Friday mornings from 8am.

 

Surgical procedures are carried out at The Nuffield Hospital, or Mohs surgery at the new Brunel building facility in Southmead Hospital.

Make an appointment

Feel free to email any questions about Dr Bray's services to enquiries@adambraydermatology.co.uk

 

3 Clifton Hill,

Clifton,

BristoL,

BS8 1BN

 

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