The basic procedure is simple. After you are looked over by a qualified dermatologist and he agrees to perform the procedure, you will probably be fit into the schedule the same week. Sound too good to be true? Well it isn't, and you can find some really great doctors out there to perform the procedure in almost every area around the United States and world.
Cryotherapy for skin tags requires that the doctor uses a very cold substance- like liquid nitrogen, argon, or sometimes dry ice- to destroy the cells of the skin tag and make it incapable of growing. There are two main ways that the doctor will do this. Either he will inject the cryogen (the cold substance) directly into the skin tag(s) using a needle like one would expect for a flu shot, or the doctor will coat the skin …show more content…
It's just that simple! If you've thought of using cryotherapy for skin tags, then you're probably excited to know that it's painless, fast, and can be performed safely. However, keep in mind that a trained physician will need to apply the cryotherapy or cryosurgery. This isn't as expensive as getting a dermatologist to surgically remove the tissues of a tag, but it is still fairly costly. Another downside is that the procedure can only cover skin lesions in certain areas without risking harming normal