Cryotherapy Pen Treatment
Cryotherapy (also known as cryosurgery) is a treatment that uses extreme cold to safely destroy unwanted or abnormal skin tissue. A specialised device, often using liquid nitrogen or similar cryogenic gas, is applied directly to the area for a few seconds. The skin then thaws naturally, allowing the targeted lesion to break down and gradually fall away.
What Can Cryotherapy Pen Treat?
- Skin Tags
- Verrucas
- Warts
- Milia
- Cherry Angiomas
- Seborrhoeic Keratosis
- Age Spots
- Sun Spots
- Pigmentation Spots
- Sebaceous Hyperplasia
- Small Benign Lesions
- Certain Benign Moles (only if suitable and assessed)
What lesions can be treated?
- Skin tags and warts
- Freckles
- Age spots and milia
- Fibromas
- Seborrhoeic keratosis
- Solar lentigo
- Cherry angiomas
- Verrucas
- Moles (GP approval required prior to treatment)
Course Content
- Laws and regulations
- Health and safety
- Skin anatomy
- Introduction to cryotherapy
- Identification of skin lesions
- Treatment protocols
- Client consultation
- Contraindications
- Step-by-step treatment process
- Aftercare guidance
- Safe use of equipment
Certification
Upon completion, you will receive a CPD-accredited certificate worth 20 CPD credits.
Course Duration
You will have access to the course for 3 months from the date of enrolment.
Video Content
Yes – video content is included for Theory + Practical courses only.
Will I Require a Model?
Yes, if you select the Theory + Practical training option.
Are Case Studies Required?
Yes, case studies are required if you select the Theory + Practical training option.
Entry Requirements
This course is suitable for beginners as well as individuals with prior experience. No formal qualifications are required to enrol.
However, it is your responsibility to check with your insurance provider, local council, or relevant regulatory authority to ensure you meet the requirements necessary to legally offer treatments within your area.
We recommend holding a Level 3 qualification in Anatomy & Physiology or a related beauty qualification, as some insurance providers may require this. However, this is not mandatory to complete the course.