Removal of skin formations

Freezing of warts

Cryotherapy is most commonly used to treat warts, but our specialists use this method for a number of other problems. It is possible to book an appointment for cryotherapy of warts without prior consultation with a doctor. If necessary, a cryotherapy specialist may advise you see a dermatologist before the procedure. Both adults and children are welcome to book an appointment. 

Cryotherapy is not performed if: 

• the patient has Raynaud’s syndrome;  
• the patient is under 8 years of age; 
• the patient has a urticarial reaction. 

Good to know about the procedure:

• The exact time of the procedure depends on the diagnosis and the method of treatment, but on average the affected site is treated for 5-45 seconds. If necessary, the procedure should be repeated.
• Liquid nitrogen causes the skin to feel cold, which may resemble a slight sting or tingle.
• After the procedure, you may feel pain or tingling, which usually recedes within a few minutes to a few hours.
• The procedure may cause a blister to appear which will subside within 1-2 weeks, at which point a scab will form to cover the blister.

Oksana Mišina

Nurse

Jana Korenevski

Aesthetic medicine nurse, cosmetologist

Tartu

Kerly Klopets

Nurse

Tartu

Maarja Tuisk

Nurse

Tartu

Anette Paas

Nurse

Tartu

Maili Maalmann

Nurse

Kristiina Karp

Nurse

Birgit Savolainen

Nurse

Tartu