Cryosurgery can be used to safely and effectively treat a wide range of common skin lesions, including Verruca Vulgaris, Verruca Plana, Actinic Keratosis, Seborrheic Keratosis, Molluscum Contagiosum, and Cherry Angioma. The need for cryosurgery is increasing because the incidences of skin lesions and skin cancer is rising. This is due in part to the thinning of the ozone layer and the resulting increase in the ultraviolet radiation we are exposed to. The vast majority of dermatologists prefer liquid nitrogen applied with a spray or probe because it is the coldest, and hence, the most effective cryosurgery technique available. Liquid nitrogen can easily be applied with a high degree of control and accuracy to lesions of different sizes and types by using a variety of spray tips and probes with different aperture.
Lesions heal with no or minimal scarring - even if freezing is excessive.
Bloodless and odorless - there is no bleeding during treatment and there is no smell. Brymill Cryogenics Systems sponsors a FREE CME training CD-Rom on cryosurgery which provides four hours of CME credit. Although liquid nitrogen evaporates from handheld treatment units within 10-24 hours, it can be stored in larger storage tanks for up to 300 days. Brymill is the leading supplier to dermatologists. Brymill offers the largest and most comprehensive selection of cryosurgery spray tips, probes, and other accessories that enable you to treat a wider range of skin lesions with greater control and accuracy.