Cryotherapy (Skin Tag, Blemish & Mole Removal) in New Malden

Side-by-side comparison of a woman's lower face before and after using CryoPen. The 'before' image shows skin with minor blemishes, while the 'after' image shows clearer skin with fewer blemishes. Text promotes CryoPen for skin confidence.

At a Glance

  • Treatment time: 15–20 minutes

  • Anaesthesia: Usually none

  • Sensation: Intense cold, brief sting

  • Downtime: Small blister/crust may form; typically heals in 7–14 days

  • Best for: Skin tags, common warts, seborrhoeic keratoses, cherry angiomas (after assessment)

  • Sessions: Often 1–2 treatments spaced 2–4 weeks apart

What is cryotherapy?

Cryotherapy uses a focused jet of extremely cold gas to freeze and destroy superficial benign lesions with high precision, minimising damage to surrounding skin.

Important: We treat benign lesions only. Suspicious moles or changing lesions require GP/dermatology referral.

Aftercare

Keep area clean and dry; do not pick the crust; SPF on exposed sites. A small mark may persist temporarily.

Results

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Low risk when aftercare is followed; individual healing varies.

  • Common warts respond well; stubborn plantar warts may need multiple sessions or GP care.