Treatment discussions
Understanding your melanoma diagnosis and discussing the role of medical treatment, including immunotherapy and targeted therapies where appropriate.
Melanoma & skin cancer · Kent
Specialist expertise.
Clear conversations.
Care centred on you.
Dr Thomas Webb is a Consultant Medical Oncologist specialising in melanoma and other skin cancers, with expertise in immunotherapy and targeted treatments.
Explore private consultationsPrivate practice arrangements are being finalised. Please confirm appointment availability before making a referral.
Melanoma expertiseImmunotherapy & targeted therapyBased in Maidstone, Kent
Understanding your options
Melanoma care,
with time to explain.
A melanoma diagnosis can bring difficult decisions. A specialist discussion can help you understand your diagnosis, the options available and the questions that matter to you.
Second opinions
A fresh review of your medical information and proposed treatment plan, helping you make an informed decision alongside your existing clinical team.
Care beyond the first decision
Conversations about treatment benefits, possible side effects and follow-up, with attention to your priorities and day-to-day life.
Meet your consultant
Dr Thomas Webb
PhDMRCP(UK)Medical oncology
Dr Webb is a Consultant Medical Oncologist at Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust. His clinical focus is the treatment of melanoma and other skin cancers.
His background brings together clinical medicine and research: a master’s degree from Oxford, a PhD in Pharmacy at Nottingham and graduate-entry medicine at Imperial College London.
He trained at Guy’s and St Thomas’, University College London Hospitals and Guy’s Hospital. His research appointments include a Postdoctoral Clinical Fellowship at the Francis Crick Institute and an NIHR Academic Clinical Lectureship at King’s College London.
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Looking for a private melanoma
oncologist in Kent?
This website introduces Dr Webb’s expertise for patients and referring clinicians in Maidstone, across Kent and the wider South East. Private clinic arrangements are being finalised; a confirmed booking route and consultation fees will be added when available.
Check availability
Before arranging care, ask the centre to confirm whether consultations with Dr Webb are available.
Bring the full picture
Your referral letter, pathology results, scan reports and treatment history help make a specialist review useful.
Understand the next step
Confirm the appointment, fees and any insurance authorisation with the provider before proceeding.
Centre enquiries
GenesisCare Maidstone
For general private-care enquiries, contact the centre and ask about availability with Dr Webb. This is the centre’s general contact route, not a confirmed booking service for his clinic.
17 Kings Hill Avenue, Kings Hill
West Malling, Kent ME19 4UA
Call the centre · 01732 207 000
Centre information and enquiries ↗
Please do not send medical records through this website. The centre can advise on its secure referral process.
Your questions
A little clarity
before you enquire.
Can I book a private appointment now?
Private practice arrangements are being finalised. Contact GenesisCare Maidstone to ask about current availability with Dr Webb. This website does not take bookings or confirm an appointment.
Can I ask about a second opinion?
Yes. When enquiring, explain that you would like a melanoma second opinion with Dr Webb. Availability, the records needed and the consultation fee must be confirmed by the provider.
Can I use private medical insurance?
Ask the provider and your insurer to confirm consultant recognition, coverage and any pre-authorisation required. Insurance arrangements and self-pay fees for Dr Webb’s clinic have not been confirmed on this website.
What if I have a new or changing mole?
Contact your GP for assessment and advice on the appropriate referral. This site focuses on medical oncology for diagnosed melanoma and other skin cancers; it does not offer online mole assessment.
What if I need urgent help during treatment?
Use the urgent contact number provided by your treating cancer team. Do not wait for a website enquiry. For a life-threatening emergency, call 999.