Surgical Dermatology
Cautery & Cryotherapy
Not every bump should be burned or frozen. We confirm lesion type to reduce recurrence and scarring risk.
Overview
What it is
Thermal or cold injury to lesion tissue in a controlled manner after informed consent.
Candidacy
Who it is for
Selected benign lesions like seborrheic keratoses, skin tags in safe zones, or warts when indicated.
Concerns
Concerns it can address
- Benign raised lesions
- Superficial viral warts in suitable sites
Benefits
Why patients consider it
- Quick in-office treatment in many cases
- Avoids formal excision when appropriate
Consultation-first
Suitability
Pigmented lesions that should not be destroyed without histology, unclear diagnoses, and lesions in high-risk sites may need different management.
Mechanism
How treatment works
Local prep, application of cold or cautery, wound care instructions.
Visit
What to expect
Blistering or crusting possible. Healing leaves a mark that can be lighter or darker temporarily.
Recovery
Downtime & aftercare
Keep clean; sun protection on healing skin.
Integrity
Realistic outcomes
Recurrence is possible for some lesion types. Pigment change risk is discussed.
FAQ
Common questions
For broader answers on consultations, combining treatments, and safety, see our full FAQ. Below are anchors relevant to most procedures.
Will I be rushed into a procedure?+
No. High-impact treatments are staged after informed consent, and suitability is reviewed for your history and goals.
How do you discuss risks?+
Risks are procedure-specific and documented. We prefer plain language and written aftercare so you can decide calmly.
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