
Mole / Wart Removal (Cryotherapy)
Freeze It Off. Properly Assessed First. Cryotherapy uses liquid nitrogen to freeze a lesion, destroying the abnormal tissue so that it lifts away as the skin heals.
Service Description
WHAT IT IS Cryotherapy uses liquid nitrogen to freeze a lesion, destroying the abnormal tissue so that it lifts away as the skin heals. It is used for warts, verrucas, some benign raised lesions and seborrhoeic keratoses — following assessment to confirm the lesion is suitable. WHY PEOPLE CHOOSE IT It is fast, requires no incision or stitches, and for warts and viral lesions it is one of the most effective in-clinic options. Over-the-counter freezing kits are far weaker than clinical liquid nitrogen and frequently fail. WHAT WE AIM FOR Complete clearance of the lesion with clean healing and the best achievable cosmetic result. WHO IT SUITS · Warts on the hands or body · Verrucas on the feet · Seborrhoeic keratoses and age spots · Benign lesions confirmed suitable for freezing · Home treatments having failed TREATMENT DETAILS Appointment: 20–30 minutes Assessment: Required before treatment Discomfort: Brief intense cold and stinging Downtime: Blister forms, then a scab for 7–14 days Sessions: Warts often need 2–4 treatments Price: £69 per session; multiple lesions quoted at consultation FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Will you remove anything I ask you to? No. Any pigmented or changing lesion is assessed before removal, because destroying a lesion without examining it removes the ability to diagnose it. If there is any suspicious feature — irregular border, uneven colour, recent change, bleeding or itching — Dr Selvi will not remove it cosmetically and will arrange dermatoscopy, ultrasound assessment or referral instead. This is a safety principle, not a sales limitation. How many sessions will warts need? Warts are stubborn and typically need two to four treatments at two to three week intervals. Anyone promising single-session clearance of a wart is not being straight with you. Is a blister normal? Yes — a blister forming within a day or two is the expected response and part of how the treatment works. Do not burst it. Keep it clean and let it settle on its own. Can it lighten my skin? Cryotherapy can cause temporary or occasionally lasting lightening of the treated area, and this risk is higher in richly pigmented skin. Dr Selvi will discuss this with you and may recommend a different method. Who will treat me? All treatments at Dr Selvi Clinic are carried out by a doctor, following a face-to-face consultation and an assessment of your suitability. BOOKING Book online, or start with the free 15-minute initial consultation if you are unsure which treatment is right for you. Prices are a guide and may vary according to your personalised treatment plan.
Contact Details
57B London Road, Brighton and Hove, Brighton, UK
+44 7570 099947
