Cryotherapy in London

Cryotherapy at 152 Harley Street uses liquid nitrogen to freeze a selected skin lesion. A dermatologist applies the liquid nitrogen to the lesion, and the extreme cold causes its cells to die so the lesion can be removed. The procedure itself takes a few seconds. It may be considered for sun-damaged skin, certain dark spots, seborrhoeic keratosis, age spots, viral warts, other benign skin growths, and selected small skin cancers such as basal cell carcinomas and Bowen’s disease. Prices start from £150, varying by patient. The area may blister, scab, and fall off within one to two weeks; repeat treatments may be needed.

Cryotherapy for actinic keratoses at 152 Harley Street uses liquid nitrogen to freeze the affected area. The listed protocol says the freezing action is used to kill the cells involved in the patch, and multiple treatments may be necessary. This clinic-based option is intended for actinic keratoses. The listing does not provide preparation, aftercare, appointment duration or wider eligibility details, so these points should be discussed with the clinician before treatment.

Cryotherapy for age spots at 152 Harley Street is presented for people considering cosmetic attention to age spots, uneven skin tone and visible signs of ageing. The clinic lists cryotherapy for a selected area of skin, but does not publish the cooling method, treatment protocol, preparation, aftercare, appointment duration or session frequency for this listing. The intended cosmetic goal, suitability and expected appearance should be discussed during consultation. The clinic does not publish a guaranteed result or complete-removal promise. Ask the clinician what changes may be visible, what temporary reactions may occur, and what care is recommended for the treated area.