Skin
Warts and skin tags
Cryotherapy freezes a small growth, after a close look.
What cryotherapy is for
Cryotherapy for warts and skin tags freezes a small growth on the skin with a very cold spray or probe. It is a short procedure, done after the growth has been looked at closely and only if the doctor agrees it is the right step. At Leevora Aesthetics, Subhash Nagar, West Delhi, cryotherapy is carried out by a qualified doctor.
Warts and skin tags, when the doctor agrees freezing suits them. If it doesn’t, you hear why. Results vary by person. We don’t quote figures or show before-and-after photos.
At a glance
- Who carries it out
- Carried out by a qualified doctor
- Sessions
- Discussed at your consultation
- Downtime
- Discussed at your consultation
This is general information, not medical advice. Suitability is assessed in consultation. Updated 30 September 2026
What happens
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A close look
The doctor examines the growth in good light and asks how long it has been there.
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A decision
If freezing is the right step, the doctor explains it and its price. If not, you hear why.
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The procedure
The growth is frozen with a very cold spray or probe.
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Healing
Healing takes days to weeks. Aftercare is explained before you leave.
Who it may suit
- A wart or skin tag to look at
- Wanting a doctor, not a home kit
- Wanting to know what a growth is first
Before you book
Note when the growth appeared and whether it has changed. Worth asking:
- Is freezing right for this growth?
- How many sessions might it need?
- What does it cost?
What is discussed first
- How long the growth has been there
- A close look at the skin around it
- Whether freezing is the right step
- If not, what the doctor suggests instead
- The price, and what it includes
Questions and answers
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How many sessions does a wart need?
It depends on the growth. The number of sessions is discussed at your consultation, once the doctor has looked closely. We don’t quote a number online.
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Is cryotherapy for warts painful?
Comfort is talked through at the consultation, before anything is done. Ask the doctor anything you’d like to know first.
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Can skin tags be frozen at home?
We don’t advise home kits. A growth should be looked at by a doctor first, because some must not be frozen without an examination.
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Can cryotherapy be used on keloids?
This page covers warts and skin tags. Bring a keloid to a skin consultation, and the doctor tells you what, if anything, they would suggest.
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Are prices on the website?
No. The consultation has no fee, and the price of any treatment or service is explained to you at the clinic before anything begins, with what it includes.
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