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This treatment is intended for benign, non-cancerous skin lesions only. If there is any clinical concern, we may refer you to your GP or a dermatologist for further assessment before treatment. Your safety is our priority.
Cryotherapy is a fast and non-invasive treatment that uses extreme cold (liquid nitrogen) to safely remove unwanted skin lesions. It works by freezing the tissue, causing it to naturally dry out and fall away as the skin heals.
This treatment is suitable for common benign skin concerns like skin tags, warts, age spots, and seborrheic keratoses.
Effective, safe, and convenient skin treatment
Targets problem areas quickly with high accuracy.
No cutting or surgery required.
Resume normal activities immediately after treatment.
Low discomfort during the procedure.
Reduces likelihood of permanent marks.
Safe and effective for a wide range of skin tones and conditions.
See the incredible results achieved with our professional procedure. Slide to compare the before and after images.
See the incredible results achieved with our professional procedure. Slide to compare the before and after images.
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Most unwanted benign skin lesions can be removed such as verrucae, skin tags, solar lentigo, pigmented spots, actinic keratoses, seborrheic keratoses, hemangioma, molluscum contagiosum, condyloma, plantar warts, and more.
Most clients need just one session, though some lesions (like plantar warts or thicker keratoses) may require 2–3 treatments spaced 2–4 weeks apart.
A typical freeze on viral infections may last from 5 to 10 seconds for a small flat wart, and up to 45 seconds for a full thickness plantar wart. For general purposes, most lesions take about 2 to 30 seconds.
No anaesthesia is needed as the extreme cold causes anaesthesia which allows the treatment to be tolerable.
At a penetration rate of 1 mm per 5 seconds, the ice will reach the caudal extent of the lesion after a given amount of time related to the depth of the lesion. From that moment the patient will experience a pain sensation. This may be the moment to stop treatment. There might be a little residual stinging for a few minutes after treatment.
Typically, it leaves the least amount of scarring of any form of lesion removal because it causes the least damage to the connective tissues. Hypopigmented lesion will be noted until this darkens with the new tanning.
