Cryrotherapy

“Avoid the wait for a Dermatology Clinic to assess your lump or bump. Our consultations are free, and we can advise you on the next step and if our cryotherapy treatment is for you.” - Lucy x

Treatment Time - 5–15 minutes
Downtime - None (healing process takes 1–2 weeks)
Results Seen - Lesion typically falls away within 7–14 days
Duration - Permanent removal of the treated lesion

What is Cryotherapy at Eden Skin & Laser Clinic?

At Eden Skin & Laser Clinic, we offer professional Cryotherapy as a fast and effective way to remove benign skin lesions. This medical procedure involves the controlled application of extreme cold (using liquid nitrogen or a specialised cryo-pen) to freeze and destroy unwanted skin cells. By precisely targeting only the affected tissue, we can remove imperfections with minimal discomfort and without the need for incisions or stitches.

What Does It Treat

  • Skin Tags: Small, soft growths often found on the neck, armpits, or groin.

  • Warts & Verrucas: Viral growths on the hands, feet, or body.

  • Seborrhoeic Keratoses: Non-cancerous, "wart-like" skin growths common with age.

  • Milium: Small, hard white bumps (milk spots).

  • Cherry Angiomas: Small, bright red spots made of blood vessels.

  • Pigmented Spots: Sunspots or age spots on the face and hands.

How Does It Work

At Eden Skin & Laser Clinic, our practitioners use a high-precision cryosurgical device to deliver a fine jet of nitrous oxide at -89°C directly onto the lesion. This extreme cold causes the water in the skin cells to freeze and crystallise, rupturing the cell membrane and destroying the targeted tissue. The surrounding healthy skin remains untouched. Following the treatment, a small crust or scab will form, and the lesion will naturally wither and fall away as the healthy skin heals underneath.

Practitioner & Safety Note

All treatments at Eden Skin & Laser Clinic are subject to a thorough face-to-face consultation. This allows our clinical team to assess your medical history, perform a patch test, and discuss the potential risks and realistic expectations of the procedure.

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