Cryotherapy

CryoPen cryotherapy treatment

Cryotherapy, using CryoPen, is a state of the art treatment that uses extreme cold to painlessly and safely destroy unwanted, benign and superficial lesions on the surface of the skin, such as warts, skin tags, verrucae, milia, cherry angiomas and resistant hyperpigmentation.


CryoPen treating a skin lesion on the neck

Benefits of CryoPen®

Versatile Treatment Options

Treats lesions from 1mm to 10mm in size

Fast Treatments

Treats a 2mm lesion in 10 seconds

Safe for Delicate Areas

Treat lesions on the face and close to the eye area

Pinpoint Accuracy

Doesn’t cause damage to healthy tissue

Minimal Discomfort

Little to no discomfort during or after treatment

No Downtime or Homecare

No limits on activity except for protecting the treated area

91% of adults will have a skin lesion in their lifetime

High Prevalence of Skin Lesions

A study on clinical practices in cryosurgery tested 1,031 patients and found that over 91% had at least one type of skin lesion in their lifetime.

The NHS no longer offers benign lesion removal

NHS Removes Lesion Treatment from GP Surgeries

In November 2018, the NHS released a statement removing the treatment of benign skin lesions from GP surgeries within the UK.

Pricing - From £95

EXCEPTIONAL RESULTS IN AS LITTLE AS 1 TREATMENT

 

Before and After Images for Cryotherapy Treatment:

Cryotherapy before and after - skin tags on the neck

Cryotherapy before and after - lesion on the cheek, weeks 2 and 4

Cryotherapy before and after - lesion on the eyelid

 

FAQS:

Yes. However, skin type and the location of the lesion should be considered carefully prior to treatment.

Yes. However, parental consent is required.

At a penetration of 1mm per 5 seconds, the ice will reach the base of the lesion after an amount of time related to the depth of the lesion. From that moment, the patient will feel a pain sensation, which may be the moment to stop treatment. There may be a little residual stinging for a few minutes after treatment.

Generally, little or no discomfort is experienced during the first few seconds.

Follow-up should be scheduled at two-week intervals to observe results and for further sessions if required.