CryoPen (Cryotherapy)
Beauty Lounge 4 You is proud to offer an innovative Cryotherapy solution for treating a wide range of skin lesions. The revolutionary CryoPen harnesses the power of liquid nitrogen to accurately target unwanted tissue, providing quick and effective results with no scarring or discomfort. From sun damage spots to pigmentation issues, this technology helps improve any imperfections on all areas of your body.
How does it Work?
How CryoPen works
The CryoPen™ offers an incredibly precise and practical solution to skin imperfections, utilizing nitrous oxide which destroys targeted tissue within seconds. Its rapid freezing rate ensures minimal damage is done to healthy cells surrounding the lesion – typically 1mm per 5 seconds – while holding the applicator close to your skin can take anywhere from 1-30 second depending on size and depth of a lesion.
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Cryotherapy with Cryopen
CryoPen™ is an innovation in Cryotherapy allowing benign skin lesions such as Skin Tags, Milia, Cherry Angiomas, Age Spots, Warts and Verrucas to be treated quickly and painlessly.
CryoPen™ can be used for:
Cherry Angiomas
Skin Tags
Warts
Age Spots
Sun Spots
Liver Spots
Verrucas
FAQ’s
Does the procedure cause any Pain?
Nitrous oxide stimulates a light tingling sensation at the applicaton site, providing an anaesthetic effect. After treatment is complete there may be a residual stinging feeling which should diminish shortly and an itchy sensation that can last for around 10 minutes.
What areas can be treated?
Cryotherapy is an effective treatment option for numerous conditions affecting the superficial layers of skin, such as viral warts, seborrhoeic keratosis and actinic keratosis. It’s important to make sure a proper diagnosis has been made before beginning cryotherapy treatments since any lesions that may be cancerous should instead be managed by your General Practitioner on the NHS.
Are the results permanent?
Cryosurgery can be an effective and permanent solution for many skin lesions. However, special care must be taken when treating delicate areas such as around the eyes due to their sensitivities; short freezing times followed by multiple repeat sessions may achieve optimal results with minimal damage. On top of that, deep abrasions like verrucae or warts might require a more intensive approach involving several aggressive treatments before finalizing success outcomes.
Will it work well on darker skin?
For those with darker skin tones, cryosurgery may not be the best choice when it comes to treating common benign lesions. Instead, repeated short freezing cycles at two week intervals are recommended – a technique that will keep your melanocytes intact and help maintain natural pigment around the targeted area.
Please feel free to contact me if you would like to make a reservation or need more information regarding your possible treatment…
