Cryotherapy for Common Skin Lesions

Cryotherapy uses extremely cold temperatures delivered via liquid nitrogen to destroy unwanted tissue. It is commonly used for warts, skin tags, seborrhoeic keratoses and other benign lesions. A trained clinician assesses the area, applies controlled bursts of cold to the lesion, and advises on aftercare to reduce infection risk. Post-treatment sensations can include mild stinging, blistering or redness which generally settle over days to weeks. Follow-up is available if lesions persist or require repeat treatment. This treatment is quick, usually completed within a single clinic visit, and is suitable for most adults and children with parental consent.

Before treatment we carry out a brief assessment to confirm suitability and discuss expectations. The actual freezing phase lasts seconds to minutes depending on lesion size and depth. Most patients experience minimal discomfort, and recovery involves simple wound care and avoidance of irritants. In some cases a second session may be needed for complete removal. We prioritise hygiene, accurate documentation and clear instructions to support healing. If you have concerns about scarring, pigmentation or underlying skin conditions, we will explain alternatives and possible outcomes so you can make an informed decision about your care.

We combine professional clinical standards with accessible appointments to deliver effective cryotherapy. Each procedure is performed by trained staff using appropriate equipment and infection control. Treatment plans are personalised, considering lesion type, size and patient preference. We provide straightforward post-treatment guidance and contact details for any concerns, ensuring continuity of care. Our clinic aims to make skin lesion treatment predictable, safe and convenient while achieving cosmetically acceptable results whenever possible.