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Cryotherapy (Freezing Warts, Sunspots & Skin Tags)

Cryotherapy (liquid nitrogen) for warts, sun-damaged spots and skin tags, done by your GP during a standard appointment.

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Cryotherapy (Freezing Warts, Sunspots & Skin Tags)

Cryotherapy at Emerald Medical Centre

Cryotherapy uses liquid nitrogen to freeze and treat common skin concerns, including warts, sun-damaged spots and skin tags. It’s a quick treatment done by your GP here at the clinic, as part of a standard GP appointment.

Freezing can cause some temporary stinging or discomfort, and some spots need more than one treatment for the best result.

To book, call (03) 5968 4622 and let our reception team know you’d like a spot checked or frozen.

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Cryotherapy: Your Questions Answered

Common skin concerns such as warts, sun-damaged spots and skin tags. Your GP will check the spot first to make sure cryotherapy is the right treatment.
Yes. Cryotherapy is done by your GP during a standard GP appointment.
You may feel stinging or a cold burning sensation for a short time during and after the treatment.
The area may go red and blister, then usually heals within one to two weeks. Your GP will explain how to look after it.
Sometimes. Some spots, especially warts, need repeat treatments a few weeks apart.
Cryotherapy is done during a standard GP consultation, so a Medicare rebate applies to the consultation. Procedures, including cryotherapy, are privately billed (including for concession card holders), with an additional fee to cover equipment and consumables. See our Payment Information page for current fees.

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