Cryotherapy in Worthing


Is Cryotherapy suitable for me?

May be suitable if you have:

May NOT be suitable for:

  • benign lesions that catch, rub, or irritate
  • cosmetic concerns about skin tags or age spots
  • lesions previously assessed as non‑cancerous
  • suspicious or changing moles
  • lesions requiring biopsy/specialist review
  • infected or inflamed areas


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Risks & Safety

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  • temporary redness or swelling
  • mild blistering
  • temporary darkening or lightening of the skin
  • small scab formation
  • rare risk of scarring

Pricing

Cryotherapy starts from £85 for up to three small lesions. Your exact price will depend on the number and type of lesions treated.

Dr Halliday will confirm suitability and pricing during your consultation.


Most lesions do not return after cryotherapy, but some types (such as warts or seborrhoeic keratoses) can recur and may need a second treatment.

Yes — once the area has fully healed and any crusting has naturally fallen away. Dr Halliday will advise based on the lesion location.

Yes. The CryoPen’s precision makes it suitable for delicate areas, including the face, eyelids (with caution), and neck.

Most people return to normal activities immediately. The area may darken or form a small crust for 1–2 weeks.

If Dr Halliday has any concerns about the lesion, she will not treat it and will advise GP or dermatology referral instead.

Yes — cryotherapy is quick, and several lesions can be treated during the same appointment.

Cryotherapy is safe for most skin types, but darker skin tones may have a higher risk of temporary pigment changes. This will be discussed during your consultation.