CRYOTHERAPY
Targeted Treatment for Skin Lesions
At Signature Skin, Dr. Shantanu Choudhary and Dr. Swati Mogra perform Cryotherapy, a precise procedure that uses controlled freezing technology to treat skin lesions such as warts, skin tags, and certain moles.
Understanding Cryotherapy
Cryotherapy is a dermatological treatment that involves the use of extreme cold temperatures to remove unwanted skin lesions, such as warts, skin tags, and certain types of moles. This non-invasive procedure freezes the targeted lesion, causing it to slough off or dissolve, allowing healthy skin to regenerate.
Who Is a Good Candidate
Anyone with warts, skin tags, or select moles who wants a non-invasive, well-tolerated removal method with minimal downtime.
Our Approach to Cryotherapy
Comprehensive Lesion Assessment: Thorough evaluation to identify specific skin lesions and determine their suitability for cryotherapy treatment.
Precise Freezing Technique: Applying controlled freezing technology to targeted lesions with precision and accuracy.
Minimal Discomfort: Generally a well-tolerated procedure, often requiring minimal anesthesia and with little to no downtime.
Post-Procedure Care: Providing guidance on aftercare to facilitate proper healing and optimize results.
What Sets Our Cryotherapy Apart
Controlled Freezing Precision: Freezing depth and duration are calibrated to the specific lesion to maximize effectiveness while protecting surrounding skin.
Well-Tolerated Protocol: The procedure is selected in part for its minimal discomfort, making it suitable for a broad range of patients.
Suitability Screening: We assess whether cryotherapy is the right method for a lesion, since not every lesion responds equally well to freezing.
Quick, Efficient Sessions: Designed as a swift in-clinic treatment suitable for various lesion types.
If you have a wart, skin tag, or mole you'd like evaluated for cryotherapy, book a consultation with our dermatology team in Jaipur.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is Cryotherapy used for?
Cryotherapy uses controlled freezing (typically liquid nitrogen) to remove benign skin lesions such as warts, skin tags, or seborrheic keratoses.
Q. Is Cryotherapy painful?
There's typically a brief stinging or cold sensation during treatment, which most patients tolerate well without needing numbing.
Q. What should I expect after Cryotherapy?
The treated area may blister, scab, or darken temporarily as it heals over one to two weeks - proper aftercare helps ensure smooth healing.