CryoPen Treatment In Colchester, Essex
What is CryoPen Treatment?
The CryoPen allows us to work with millimetre precision for removing all benign skin lesions with no more collateral damage to healthy tissue. This quick, effective pain free treatment can remove cosmetic lesions in a matter of seconds, offering pinpoint accuracy. Nitrous Oxide spray penetrates the lesion, freezing enough to achieve tissue necrosis, however, avoids damaging surrounding healthy tissue.
Lesions that can be treated
The CryoPen treatment can be used to remove a variety of skin lesions, including warts, skin tags, benign moles, solar lentigines, verruca’s, cherry angioma, and seborrheic keratosis. This quick and effective treatment can help you get rid of unwanted skin lesions in a matter of minutes.
FAQs
How long does the treatment take?
2-3 minuets per session, you may need 1 or two treatments depending on the area
How cold does it get?
The CryoPen treatment uses nitrous oxide spray to penetrate the lesion and freeze it to at least -64C. This cold temperature is enough to achieve tissue necrosis, while avoiding damage to surrounding healthy tissue.
What can be treated with CryoPen?
- Warts
- Skin Tags
- Benign Moles
- Solar Lentigines
- Verruca’s
- Cherry Angioma
- Seborrheic Keratosis
Who cannot have CryoPen?
- Pregnancy
- Heart Disease
- High Blood Pressure >150 not controlled by medication
- Severe Raynaud’s Syndrome
- Skin Cancer
- Open wounds
- Superficial nerves
- Impaired circulation/sensation
- Moles can only be treated if approved and assessed by a medical physician
The CryoPen treatment uses nitrous oxide spray to penetrate the lesion and freeze it to at least -64C. This cold temperature is enough to achieve tissue necrosis, while avoiding damage to surrounding healthy tissue.
How often should I have CryoPen Treatment?
While clients will experience benefits from a single treatment, however a few treatments may be needed depending on the condition of the area being treated.
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