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A

[Abscess]
[Acne Conglobata]
[Acne Fulminans]
[Acne Neonatorum]
[Acne Rosacea]
[Acne, steroid]
[Acne Vulgaris]
[Actinic Keratosis]
[Actinic Prurigo]
[Actinic Purpura]
[Adenoma Sebaceum]
[Addison's Disease]
[Alopecia, androgenic]
[Alopecia Areata]
[Alopecia, stress-induced]
[Aphthous Stomatitis]
[Artecoll]
[ArteFill]
[Athlete's Foot]

B

[Basal Cell Carcinoma]
[Behcet's Disease]
[Birt-Hogg-Dubé Syndrome]
[Botox]
[Bowel-Associated Dermatosis Arthritis Syndrome]
[Bowen's Disease]
[Bullous Pemphigoid]

C

[Calcium Hydroxylapatite]
[Candidiasis, cutaneous]
[Candidiasis, oral]
[Carcinoid Syndrome]
[Cellulitis]
[Chicken Pox]
[Cicatricial Pemphigoid]
[Collagen, bovine]
[Colloid Millium]
[Corn]
[Cryotherapy]
[Cutis Rhomboidalis Nuchae]
[Cymetra]
[Cyst]

D

[Dermal Fillers]
[Dermalogen]
[Dermatitis]
[Dermatitis, atopic]
[Dermatitis, contact]
[Dermatitis, nonspecific]
[Dermatitis, seborrheic]
[Dermatitis, stasis]
[Dermatitis Herpetiformis]
[Dermatofibroma]
[Dermatofibrosarcome Protuberans]
[Discoid Lupus Erythematosus]
[Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation]
[Drug Eruptions (Rash)]

E

[Eczema]
[Epidermal Inclusion Cyst]
[Ehler's-Danlos Syndrome]
[Epidermolysis Bullosa]
[Erythema Migrans]
[Erythema Multiforme]
[Erythema Nodosum]
[Erythroplasia of Queyrat]
[Exanthem, viral]

F

[Fascian]
[Favre-Racouchot Syndrome]
[Freckle]
[Folliculitis]
[Fungal Culture]
[Fungal Infections]
[Furuncle]

G

[Gestational Pemphigoid]
[Glomus Tumor]
[Granuloma Faciale]
[Granuloma Inguinale]

H

[Hair Loss]
[Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease]
[Hemangioma]
[Herpangina]
[Herpes Simplex Virus]
[Herpes Zoster]
[Hives]
[Hidradenitis Suppurativa]
[Human Herpes Virus 8 (HHV-8)]
[Hyaluronic Acid]
[Hylaform]
[Hyperhidrosis]
[Hyperpigmentation]
[Hypopigmentation, postinflammatory]

I

[Impetigo]
[Impetigo, bullous]
[Incontinentia Pigmenti]
[Infantile Acropustulosis]
[Insect bite or sting]
[Intense Pulse Light]

J

[Juvéderm]

K

[Kaposi's Sarcoma]
[Keloid]
[Keratoacanthoma]
[Keratosis Pilaris]

L

[Laser]
[Laser, CO2]
[Laser, diode]
[Laser, Er:YAG, pulsed]
[Laser, excimer]
[Laser, Nd:YAG, pulsed]
[Laser, Nd:YAG, Q-switched]
[Laser, pulsed dye]
[Laser Hair Removal]
[Lentigo]
[Leukoplakia, oral]
[Lichen Planus]
[Lichen Simplex Chronicus]
[Linear IgA Bullous Disease]
[Lipoma]
[Lupus Erythematosus, discoid]
[Lupus Erythematosus, systemic]

M

[Melanoma]
[Melasma]
[Mesolis]
[Milia]
[Miliaria]
[Moh's Surgery]
[Molluscum Contagiosum]
[Morphea]
[Mucous Membrane Pemphigoid]
[Muir-Torre Syndrome]
[Mycosis Fungoides]
 

N

[Neonatal Acne]
[Neonatal Cephalic Pustulosis]
[Neurofibroma]
[Nevus]
[Nevus, dysplastic]
[New-Fill]
[Notalgia Paresthetica]

O

[Ochronosis]
[Onychomycosis]
[Oral Ulcer]

P

[Pachyonychia Congenita]
[Paget's Disease]
[Paronychia]
[Pemphigus Vulgaris]
[Photoaging]
[Photodermatoses]
[Photodynamic Therapy]
[Pityriasis Alba]
[Pityriasis Lichenoides et Varioliformis Acuta (PLEVA)]
[Pityriasis Lichenoides Chronica (PLC)]
[Pityriasis Rosea]
[Poikiloderma of Civatte]
[Polymorphous Light Eruption]
[Porokeratosis]
[Porphyria Cutanea Tarda]
[Postinflammatory Hyperpigementation]
[Postinflammatory Hypopigmentation]
[Psoralen + UVA (PUVA)]
[Psoriasis]
[Purpura]
[Purpura, actinic]
[Purpura, thrombocytopenic]
[PUVA]
[Pyoderma Gangrenosum]

R

[Radiesse]
[Relapsing Polychondritis]
[Restylane]
[Rhinophyma]
[Rosacea]

S

[SAPHO Syndrome]
[Sarcoidosis]
[Scabies]
[Schamberg's Disease]
[Schnitzler Syndrome]
[Scleroderma]
[Sculptra]
[Sebaceous Hyperplasia]
[Seborrheic Keratosis]
[Shingles]
[Skin Tag]
[Sneddon-Wilkinson Disease]
[Solar Elastosis]
[Squamous Cell Carcinoma]
[Steatocystoma]
[Stevens-Johnson Syndrome]
[Stewart-Treves Syndrome]
[Sweet's Syndrome]
[Syphilis, primary]
[Syphilis, secondary]
[Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE)]

T

[Thrush]
[Tinea]
[Tinea Capitis]
[Tinea Corporis]
[Tinea Cruris]
[Tinea Faciale]
[Tinea Imbricata]
[Tinea Manuum]
[Tinea Pedis]
[Tinea Unguium]
[Tinea Versicolor]
[Thermage]
[Toxic Erythema]
[Trichotillomania]
[Tuberous Sclerosis]

U

[Ulcer, oral]
[Ulcer, skin]
[Urticaria]

V

[Varicella]
[Vasculitis]
[Viral Exanthem]
[Vitiligo]

W

[Wart]
[Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome]

X

[Xanthoma]

Z

[Zyderm I]
[Zyderm II]
[Zyplast]
 

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Cryotherapy

What is cryotherapy?

Cryotherapy is the destruction of various lesions by freezing.  It is usually accomplished with liquid nitrogen.  Different temperatures are required to destroy different lesions.  For example:

• Destruction of a superficial squamous cell carcinoma requires a temperature of -40 to -70 degrees Celsius, for at least two cycles.

• Benign tumors can usually be destroyed with temperatures of approximately -25 degrees Celsius. 

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Date created 04/03/2008

Last updated 01/03/2009