CyroPen
CryoPen
Cyropen treatment is a quick and effective method of removing skin lesions and improving the appearance of skin pigmentation.
Cryopen can be used to treat skin tags and warts, as well as hyper-pigmentation, age spots and birthmarks.
The procedure is non-invasive and can be completed in 5 seconds to 2 minutes, making it the fastest lesion removal treatment available.
An FDA and CE registered cryotherapy treatment, cryopen is certifiably safe.
How Does Cryopen Treatment Work?
Cryopen uses linear compression cooling technology to safely deliver nitrous oxide gas to the skin. The tip of the device reaches up to -89°C. This freezing temperature creates a thermal shock in the target area, killing the cells that cause the lesion or other problematic skin condition.
Cryopen technology is CE and FDA approved, with a lower risk of complications than other treatments. The nitrous oxide gas is isolated to the treatment area and has no adverse effects on the surrounding tissues.
Results are mostly permanent, but will be dependent on your skin condition. For delicate areas of the face and body, and in the case of deep skin lesions, treatment may need to be repeated. If skin lesions return, it is likely you are prone to developing them in this area.
What Can Cryopen Treat?
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Benign moles
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Warts and verrucae
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Skin tags
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Cherry angioma
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Pigmentation
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Birthmarks and age spots
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Sun damage
If you are worried about your skin lesion being malignant, you should consult your GP for a diagnosis. Cryopen can only treat benign moles; any suspected skin cancer will need medical attention.
Cryopen is also unsuitable for people with conditions such as collagen and autoimmune disease, or rheumatoid arthritis. If you have had dermal fillers in the treatment area, are pregnant, or have a very dark skin tone, you should seek advice during consultation. Cryopen treatment can destroy pigment-producing cells, causing patches of lighter skin to appear.
Guide Pricing:
Small lesions (up to 3mm) – from £50
Medium lesions (up to 6mm) – from £60
Larger lesions (up to 8mm) – from £70
Multiple lesions treated within the same appointment are offered at a reduced rate
Verrucae / Warts - from £80
Map My Mole
Worried about a mole or skin change? Map My Mole gives you fast, expert answers without long waits or unnecessary appointments. Using secure imaging and consultant review, you can receive a clear diagnosis and next steps within 24–48 hours.
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Start with a 10 minute consultation
Book an appointment online or head in to the salon to get a mole screening check . You'll need to answer a few questions and then, we will take medical-grade images of your mole with a specialised tool.
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Get your moles clinically reviewed
Your images are securely uploaded through the Map My Mole app and reviewed remotely by a UK consultant dermatologist. Your report is returned to you within 48 hours, typically much faster than NHS pathways.
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Receive dermatologist-approved results
You'll receive a report from one of Map My Mole's dermatologists. It will tell you whether your mole is benign (harmless) or needs further attention. If you need a refferal for further treatment, they will let you know privately.
Guide Pricing:
1 mole - £60
up to 3 moles - £105
Early detection of abnormal moles can save lives
Most people have moles, but if you've noticed changes to yours, it's important to have them checked.
Changes to the shape, colour or texture of your moles could require further medical attention.
That's why early detection matters.
Booking a mole check appointment is quick and simple and helps you receive specialist advice and support when you need it.