Malignant lesions typically require multiple freeze-thaw cycles and ice field margins of 3–5mm beyond the lesion. Cryotherapy works by using a cryogen to cool the targeted lesion to sub-zero temperatures causing direct tissue necrosis. The thawing process induces osmolarity changes which also results in tissue damage. Liquid nitrogen

Cryotag is intended for the removal of skin tags ONLY. Skin tags are small, soft pieces of skin that may be raised from the skin and hang off the skin by a connecting stalk. If you are unsure it is a skin tag, please consult your doctor. If your skin tag does not have all 4 characteristics DO NOT USE this product. See a doctor as you may have a more serious skin condition.Online shopping can seem daunting. We want you to know that there is absolutely zero risk of purchasing something. We won’t make it difficult if you don’t love it. Cryotherapy, also known as cryosurgery or cryoablation, can be delivered with various cryogens. Liquid nitrogen is the most common and effective cryogen for clinical use (temperature –196°C). Irritated or infected skin with signs of redness, itching or swelling. It may worsen your current condition and make the infection more severe.

Carbon dioxide cryotherapy involves making a cylinder of frozen carbon dioxide snow or a slush combined with acetone. It is applied directly to the skin lesion. DMEP With the timed spot freeze technique, the spray gun is positioned 1 to 1.5cm above the centre of the skin lesion and sprayed until an ice ball encompasses the lesion (and required margin). The ice field is then maintained for 5 to 30 seconds depending on the lesion and depth of freeze. The treatment is repeated in some cases once thawing has completed. This is known as a ‘double freeze-thaw’. White Tag Treatment Moisturize Body Spray regulates skin pigmentation with its natural formula, which can regulate pigmentation, repair vitiligo, remove sweat spots and promote melanin healing.

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Dermatologists can freeze small skin cancers such as superficial basal cell carcinoma (BCC) and in-situ squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) on the trunks and limbs, but this is not always successful, so careful follow-up is necessary. What are the contraindications with cryotherapy?