CRYOTHERAPY

CRYOTHERAPY IN LEEDS 
AND WETHERBY

Cryotherapy is a highly effective and safe procedure that is used to remove benign skin lesions. 
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CRYOTHERAPY
IN LEEDS AND WETHERBY

Cryotherapy is a highly effective and safe procedure that is used to remove benign skin lesions. 
BOOK NOW

CRYOTHERAPY

Cryotherapy is a highly effective and safe procedure that is used to freeze and destroy benign lesions. 

Cryopen™ delivers N20 directly to the area without destroying surrounding healthy tissues. This this process is called cryo-necrosis. Treatment is quick and requires no anaesthesia.

Cryopen™ is both CE and FDA approved and most unwanted benign skin lesions can be removed. 

Cryotherapy

Cryotherapy is a highly effective and safe procedure that is used to freeze and destroy benign lesions. Cryopen™ delivers a freezing agent into a precise location to without destroying surrounding healthy tissues. This this process is called cryo-necrosis. Treatment is quick and requires no anaesthesia.

Cryopen™ is both CE and FDA approved and most unwanted benign skin lesions can be removed. 

WHICH SKIN LESIONS CAN BE TREATED?


Cryotherapy effectively removes the following lesions:


  • Skin Tags
  • Age spots / sun spots
  • Warts 
  • Seborrheic Warts / Seborrheic Keratoses
  • Cherry Angioma
  • Moles
  • Angiofibromas (Fibrous Papules)
  • Dermatofibroma

Cryopen Treatment

£50 
For the removal of skin tags, warts, cherry angioma,  fibrous papules, and other small benign lesions (Up to 3 small lesions). Price includes a second follow up treatment if required.

Cryopen Treatment

£150 
For the removal of moles, sun / age spots and seborrheic
keratoses (Up to 3 lesions). Price includes a second follow up treatment if required.

  • How many treatments will I need?

    This is dependant on the lesion. Some will respond well to a single treatment e.g a small skin tag. Others may require 2 or more treatments.


    If a second follow up treatment is required to remove the lesion, this is included within the price. 

  • What's the downtime?

    Occasionally, a blister might form and persist for up to 5 days.


    It can take up to 14 days for the lesion to be removed. 

  • What are the possible side effects?

    You may experience temporary redness, blistering, scabbing, redness and pigmentary changes.


    Both hypopigmentation and hyperpigmentation may occur after cryotherapy. Both generally only lasts a few months. Permanent colour loss can occur in dark skinned patients.

  • Is it permanent removal?

    Yes, for the majority of lesions.

  • Does the treatment hurt?

    Treatment is fairly comfortable and only lasts around 10-20 seconds. There might be a little residual stinging for a few minutes after treatment.


  • Will I be left with scarring?

    Typically, it leaves the least amount of scarring of any form of lesion removal because it causes the least damage to the connective tissues. Temporary pigmentation changes may occur. 

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