End Chronic Skin Struggles with "Cryotherapy"
Understanding the Benefits of Cold Treatmentอออ
Cryotherapy is an innovative medical treatment for skin lesions using extreme cold from liquid nitrogen (-196°C). Physicians apply this intense cold to "freeze" abnormal cells with precision, causing the lesion to harden and naturally peel off.
Why Choose "Cryotherapy" ?
- Targeted: Treats only the specific problem area without affecting surrounding healthy tissue.
- Simple: Minimally painful, usually requires no anesthesia, and involves no bleeding.
- Fast: Quick procedure with no downtime; the skin heals rapidly with a reduced risk of scarring.
Cryotherapy is more than just cooling the skin; it transforms abnormal cell structures through three key stages:
Intracellular Freezing
Upon contact with liquid nitrogen, ice crystals form immediately within abnormal cells, causing their function to cease.
Nutrient Supply Interruption
The extreme cold causes small blood vessels supplying the lesion to constrict and freeze, cutting off nutrients and preventing further growth.
Natural Shedding
Once abnormal cells stop functioning, the body begins its repair process, generating new skin that pushes the hardened lesion to scab and peel off gently.
Infectious Skin Conditions
Lesions caused by certain viruses, such as Warts, which are often resistant to topical medications and have deep roots. Cryotherapy eliminates the lesion and reduces the chance of recurrence.
Skin Growths and Tags
For non-smooth skin issues like Skin Tags or Seborrheic Keratosis (age spots), this method causes excess tissue to wither and shed without leaving surgical scars.
Pre-cancerous Lesions
For those with lesions from prolonged sun exposure, such as Actinic Keratosis, Cryotherapy manages abnormal cells before they can develop into cancer.
- No Scarring: No surgery means a very low risk of keloids; skin heals back to smooth.
- No Anesthesia Needed: The extreme cold numbs the area, making the experience comfortable.
- Quick Procedure: Takes only a few minutes per spot; return to daily life immediately.
- Reduced Infection Risk: Extreme cold helps prevent the spread of germs at the lesion site.
We believe that "different types of skin lesions require different tools." Our physicians will evaluate and select the best treatment approach to ensure precise results with minimal discomfort for every patient.
Suitable for specific types of skin lesions.
Key Features: No anesthesia required, no blood loss, and a lower risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (dark spots).
Warts: Especially those with deep roots.
Small Skin Tags: Fast removal without the need for anesthesia.
Special Patient Groups: Such as children or those with a fear of needles.
Suitable for lesions requiring high precision or immediate removal.
Key Features: High precision in controlling depth and boundary using a micro-sized light beam.
Moles and Freckles: Provides detailed and aesthetically pleasing results.
Seborrheic Keratosis: For large or thick lesions, the laser instantly removes excess tissue.
Delicate Areas: Areas requiring exceptionally high precision.
"Physicians can select the technology that matches the specific lesion, ensuring effective and safe treatment outcomes for every individual patient."
Proper care during the first 1-2 weeks is essential for the best results and smooth skin:
- Prioritize Cleanliness: You may wash the area with mild soap as usual, but pat it dry immediately with a clean cloth.
- Scabbing Phase: The treated area will darken and form a scab. Do not pick or scratch it. It will naturally peel off within 7-14 days.
- Blistering: Some lesions may develop a clear blister. Do not pop it. If it becomes large or painful, please consult your physician.
- Sun Protection: Once the scab falls off, the new skin is delicate. Apply sunscreen and avoid direct sunlight for 2-4 weeks to prevent dark spots.
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