23/09/2026
🌟Treatment is Easy
🌟Quick
🌟Effective
🌟Affordable
You do not need to ‘live’ with Seborrheic Keratosis. You may find them embarrassing, itchy or annoying because you catch them and make them sore.
Seborrheic Keratosis are very common benign (non-cancerous) skin growths, they appear with age, especially in adults over 40 (but they can present younger in some individuals)
✨ They can look waxy, rough, crusty or “stuck on”
✨ They can range from skin-coloured to tan, brown or almost black (the colour can change, start lighter and get progressively darker or they stay light coloured in some individuals).
✨ They can be flat at first and become thicker over time (Cryotherapy will not work on flat lesions, it will only change the lesion once it’s raised and can be felt under a finger).
✨ They commonly appear on the chest, back, abdomen, face or scalp, but they can appear anywhere on the body.
Liquid nitrogen is used to rapidly freeze 🥶 the unwanted skin lesion by destroying the abnormal cells
The treated area may blister or scab, it then often peels, leaving healthy skin underneath.
Benefits of Cryotherapy:
✨ Quick treatment
✨ Minimal downtime
✨ No cutting or stitches
✨ Minimal to no scaring
✨ Minimal disruption
✨ Cost effective
When I treat Seborrheic Keratosis, I treat as many as I can safely freeze in one sitting (the price isn’t necessarily per set amount of lesions) it depends on the size and location of the lesions. Prices are on my website.
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I am a Registered Nurse Practitioner with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). I am Regulated by the Care Quality Commision (CQC), The same as any Hospital or GP Surgery in England. The NHS are commissioned to remove suspicious lesions only, (no cosmetic removals) hence everything gets sent for histology in the NHS. At Precision Health and Training, the only lesions that will be removed will be non-suspicious, cosmetic lesions. The lesions will be checked with a Dermatoscope (a medical device that allows me to examine subsurface structures) a strict pathway is then followed: National Institute of Health and Care Excellence (NICE) Weighted 7 - point checklist. Patients that meet the criteria for specialist review will be sent to their GP with a written letter from the first consultation (free of charge) asking for urgent, specialist review. I am happy to discuss any further questions with any patient that has concerns during their consultation.
There is more information on my website : https://precisionht.co.uk/ 💻you can also book easily through my website ❄️