CryoPen is a medical device used for cryotherapy, a technique that applies extreme cold to destroy abnormal or diseased tissues. It delivers a high-precision spray of nitrous oxide (N₂O) directly to the affected area, freezing and eliminating the targeted tissue. This method is commonly used in dermatology and aesthetic treatments but can also be used for some medical conditions.
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Skin lesions: CryoPen is frequently used to treat benign skin growths such as warts, skin tags, moles, age spots and sun spots.
 

Actinic Keratosis: A pre-cancerous condition caused by sun damage that can develop into skin cancer.

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Minimally Invasive:
The procedure doesn't require any cuts or incisions, reducing the risk of infection or scarring.

Precision:
The CryoPen allows for precise targeting of abnormal tissue without affecting the
surrounding healthy skin, making it ideal for treating sensitive areas.

Quick Procedure:
Most treatments are quick, typically taking only a few minutes, and can be performed with minimal preparation.

Painless or Minimal Discomfort:
Since the cold numbs the area being treated, patients usually experience minimal discomfort, with only a mild stinging or tingling sensation.

Fast Recovery Time:
The recovery time is usually fast, and patients can return to normal activities almost
immediately after the procedure.

Effective Results:
CryoPen treatments often deliver effective results in a single session, although some larger or more stubborn lesions may require multiple treatments.

No Anaesthesia Required:
Most CryoPen procedures do not require local or general anaesthesia, which can be a significant advantage for patients sensitive to anaesthetics.
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Common Applications:
Wart removal
Mole and skin tag removal
Sun damage treatment
Cosmetic improvements for age spots

CryoPen is considered a safe and effective method for removing skin imperfections with minimal side effects, typically limited to temporary redness or mild swelling.