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FreezPen Cryotherapy

Precise cryotherapy for warts and benign skin growths — each spot treated in seconds
FreezPen Cryotherapy

About this treatment

FreezPen is a precision cryotherapy pen that uses controlled, focused cold to treat benign skin growths — including common warts, skin tags, sun spots and age spots (seborrheic keratoses). Its fine applicator targets only the growth itself, so each spot takes just seconds: the process is quick, comfort is high and recovery is short. Before any treatment, every growth is assessed first — a lesion that is dark in colour, irregular in shape or of uncertain nature must be reviewed by a physician to confirm whether cryotherapy is appropriate.

Who it suits

  • Common warts assessed as benign
  • Skin tags on the neck, underarms or other body folds
  • Sun spots, age spots and seborrheic keratoses
  • Those who want a quick treatment with a short recovery

What to expect

  1. Assessment of each growth — physician review first if its nature is uncertain
  2. Cleansing of the treatment area
  3. FreezPen applied precisely to each spot — seconds per lesion
  4. Aftercare guidance while the treated spot heals

Good to know

  • Treated spots typically form a small crust that sheds naturally over the following days — keep the area clean and do not pick at it
  • Mild redness, swelling or a small blister can occur and usually settles on its own
  • Complete removal in a single session is not guaranteed — some growths need more than one treatment, and results and session counts vary from person to person
  • Protect treated areas from the sun while they heal

The information on this page is general in nature and is not medical advice. Results vary from person to person, and no outcome can be guaranteed. Whether a treatment is suitable for you can only be determined after an in-person assessment.