Seborrheic Keratosis Removal
Expert Seborrheic Keratosis Removal with Cryotherapy at VSM Pharmacy
Dealing with keratosis can be frustrating and unsightly. If you’re experiencing seborrheic keratosis (a harmless, waxy growth), VSM Pharmacy offers a state-of-the-art solution to help you regain smooth and healthy skin: cryotherapy for keratosis removal.
What is Keratosis?
Keratosis refers to a variety of skin conditions characterized by an overgrowth of keratin on the skin’s surface. The most common types include:
- Actinic Keratosis (AK): Often caused by sun damage, these rough, scaly patches can potentially progress to skin cancer and typically appear on areas exposed to the sun.
- Seborrheic Keratosis (SK): These noncancerous skin growths are typically brown, black, or light tan and appear on the face, chest, shoulders, or back.
While seborrheic keratosis is usually not a health threat, many people choose to remove them for cosmetic reasons or because they cause discomfort. Actinic keratosis removal is more urgent due to the potential risk of skin cancer and must be managed by your GP.
Advantages of Cryotherapy for Keratosis Removal
Cryotherapy is a preferred treatment for various types of keratoses due to its effectiveness and convenience. Here’s why it’s a popular choice:
- Non-Invasive: No cuts or invasive surgery are required.
- Fast Treatment: Sessions are typically brief, often under a minute per lesion.
- Minimal Discomfort: The process is generally well-tolerated with only temporary discomfort.
- Effective Results: Cryotherapy has a high success rate, especially for Seborrheic keratosis.
- No Downtime: Patients can immediately resume daily activities post-treatment.
How Cryotherapy Works for Keratosis Removal
The cryotherapy procedure at VSM Pharmacy involves the following steps:
- Evaluation: Our clinicians will examine your skin and determine if cryotherapy is the right approach for your keratosis.
- Application: Liquid nitrogen is applied to the keratosis using a spray pen, freezing the abnormal skin cells.
- Response: The treated area may turn red and possibly blister after the procedure; this is a normal reaction.
- Healing: Over the next few days to weeks, the keratosis will scab over and eventually fall off, leaving healthy skin in its place.
- Follow-Up: Multiple treatments may be necessary to ensure complete removal and to monitor skin for any additional changes.
Post-Treatment Care and Healing
After your cryotherapy treatment, it’s important to care for the affected area:
- Protect the treated area from sunlight by wearing sunscreen or clothing.
- Gently clean the area daily and apply a plaster if necessary.
- Avoid picking at the scab to prevent scarring.
- Follow any additional aftercare instructions provided by our specialists.
Book Your Cryotherapy Session at VSM Pharmacy
If you’re ready to address your keratosis concerns, VSM Pharmacy’s cryotherapy services are here to help. Our knowledgeable team is committed to providing you with a safe and effective treatment, ensuring you receive the best possible skin care.
How Does the Service Work?
After the assessment, the keratosis lesion will be frozen using cryotherapy and a follow-up will be scheduled if required.
Four weeks after the keratosis removal treatment, our expert will check your lesion has healed.
How Much Does Mole Removal Cryotherapy Cost?
Consultation
FreeIf your skin lesion is not one of the many we can treat, you will be referred to your GP.Keratosis Removal
£69.99This includes the initial consultation, treatment of one keratosis lesion and a check up four weeks later.Additional Keratosis Lesion Removal
£29.99If you have more than one keratosis lesion, any additional one treated at the same time as the first one is only charged at this cost.Follow Up Treatment
£29.99If your keratosis lesion requires more than one application, the follow up treatment is only charged at this cost.
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