Precise freezing with medical-grade liquid nitrogen to treat common skin lesions, with clear aftercare and minimal downtime.
A short treatment that uses extreme cold to freeze and remove common skin lesions at the base.
Medical-grade liquid nitrogen is applied precisely so surrounding healthy skin is protected as much as possible.
You leave with clear step-by-step advice on healing, what is normal, and when to seek further help.
We assess the area first to confirm cryotherapy is appropriate. Where suitable, the lesion is treated with a precise freeze. Treatment is usually quick, and we explain aftercare before you leave.
We check the type of lesion and whether freezing is the right option for you.
The freeze itself is brief. Exact timing depends on the lesion and your individual needs.
You get practical advice on healing, blistering, and when to return if needed.
Support from assessment through to aftercare so you understand the process and expected recovery.
Common lesions we can assess and treat where clinically suitable.
We talk through options, likely results and what healing can look like.
Not every lesion is suitable for cryotherapy. If another route is better, we will say so.
One transparent fee for your cryotherapy for skin tags, warts and verrucae appointment, approximately 30 minutes with one of our pharmacists. No hidden charges.
£15
/ 30 min appointmentA good fit if you want a clear explanation, suitability checks, and practical aftercare guidance.
If you are deciding whether to go ahead, this appointment helps you understand what to expect.
Helpful if you have health conditions or take medicines and want to check suitability first.
Ideal if you prefer straightforward guidance and a plan you can follow at home.
Cryotherapy uses extreme cold, usually medical-grade liquid nitrogen, to freeze and remove certain skin lesions such as skin tags, warts and verrucae.
Book your cryotherapy for skin tags, warts and verrucae in under two minutes. No GP referral, no waiting list, just expert care from a qualified pharmacist.