Histofreezer® Portable Cryosurgery System, 2 x 80 ml

Histofreezer® portable cryosurgery system in detail

With theHistofreezer® cryosurgical system ,warts and other benign skin lesions can be removed easily, bloodlessly and painlessly. The risk of scarring is minimised. The set consists of a gas spray can and special cotton wool applicators. The wart is iced at minus 57°C. The epidermis discolours after 10 days and falls off.

Technical data

• Small
  • Spray can 2 x 80 ml, pointed applicators approx. 2 mm Ø
  • 60 applicators
• Medium
  • Spray can 2 x 80 ml, rounded applicators approx. 5 mm Ø
  • 52 applicators

Data sheets

• Product data sheet

Brief explanation of the Histofreezer wart remover and its advantages

The Histofreezer wart remover is an innovative product that effectively and easily removes warts. With industry-leading technology, the Histofreezer wart remover enables precise and painless removal of all types of warts.

When using the Histofreezer wart remover, the wart tissue is destroyed by extremely low temperatures. This causes the wart to fall off after treatment and leaves no scarring. This method makes the Histofreezer wart remover extremely effective and achieves remarkable results in a short time.

Another advantage of the Histofreezer wart remover is its simple and user-friendly handling. The product comes with detailed instructions that enable anyone to treat the wart on their own. This means that the Histofreezer wart remover saves you having to go to the doctor and offers a cost-effective alternative to professional wart removal.

In addition to the practical benefits, the Histofreezer wart remover also provides comprehensive product information to help the user use the product safely and effectively. This information includes detailed instructions for use, safety precautions and possible side effects.

Overall, the Histofreezer wart remover is a reliable and effective product that offers a simple and painless solution for wart removal. With its high level of effectiveness, ease of use and comprehensive product information, Histofreezer wart remover is the ideal choice for anyone looking to get rid of warts effectively and safely.

Chemical treatments

Chemical treatments are used to remove warts. There are various ways to treat warts using chemical substances. One commonly used method is the application of salicylic acid. This substance softens the skin so that the wart can be removed layer by layer. Salicylic acid is available in the form of creams, solutions or plasters that are applied to the affected skin area.

Another chemical treatment option is the application of cantharidin. This is a substance from the Spanish fly agaric that is applied to the wart. This forms a blister under the wart, which should eventually repel the wart. However, cantharidin can also irritate healthy skin and cause pain or blistering.

There are also other chemical treatments such as podophyllotoxin, trichloroacetic acid or bleomycin. Each of these treatments has its own advantages and disadvantages. For example, podophyllotoxin can cause skin irritation and trichloroacetic acid can be highly corrosive to the surrounding skin.

In comparison, icing with the Histofreezer is a chemical-free treatment option. The Histofreezer procedure uses liquid nitrogen to freeze and kill the wart. This method often causes less pain and side effects than chemical treatments, but may cause temporary redness or blistering.

There are a variety of chemical treatments available for wart removal, however it is important to consider the potential side effects and choose the best option for each individual case.

Surgical procedures

The next chapter looks at the surgical procedures that can be used in conjunction with the Histofreezer.

The Histofreezer is a cryosurgical device that is used to treat various skin lesions. Surgical procedures that can be performed with the Histofreezer include cryodestruction and cryosurgery.

Cryodestruction is a procedure in which the tissue is destroyed by exposure to cold. The histofreezer uses liquid nitrogen to bring the tissue to a very low temperature. This low temperature causes the cells to die and the tissue to detach. Cryodestruction is an effective method for removing benign skin lesions such as warts, actinic keratoses and small skin tumours.

Cryosurgery is another procedure that can be performed with the Histofreezer. This involves destroying specific areas of tissue by exposing them to cold in order to remove malignant tumours. Cryosurgery is often used in combination with other treatment methods such as chemotherapy or radiotherapy in order to improve the effectiveness of the treatment.

Overall, the surgical procedures that can be performed with the histofreezer are effective methods for treating various skin lesions. Through the targeted and controlled application of cold, the tissue can be destroyed and shed without leaving major scars or complications. The use of the histofreezer has proven to be particularly effective in wart removal.

Cryotherapy

Cryotherapy is a treatment method in which the body is exposed to extreme cold stimuli. The body is placed in a special cold chamber for a short period of time, which can reach temperatures of up to -160 degrees Celsius. The cold is generated using either liquid nitrogen or cold air.

Cryotherapy can be applied both as whole-body cryotherapy and locally. In whole-body cryotherapy, the person enters a cold chamber for a period of two to three minutes. This can help to improve circulation, reduce inflammation and relieve pain. Localised cryotherapy, on the other hand, targets a specific area of the body, which is treated with liquid nitrogen or cold packs. This can be used for sports injuries or muscle pain, for example.

Potential benefits of cryotherapy include improved athletic performance, faster recovery after exercise, relief from pain and inflammation and skin tightening. It can also be helpful for certain conditions such as rheumatism or arthritis.

However, cryotherapy also harbours risks. Possible side effects include frostbite, burns, dizziness, nausea and an increased risk of cardiovascular problems. Cryotherapy should therefore only be used under medical supervision and after thorough risk assessment.

Overall, cryotherapy can be a promising treatment method to treat the body to extreme cold and achieve potential health benefits. However, individual conditions and risks should always be considered.

What is Histofreezer?

Histofreezer is a cryosurgical system for the removal of benign skin lesions such as warts. It consists of a gas spray can containing a temperature-controlled cooling mixture.

The application of Histofreezer is simple and safe. After the desired skin area has been cleaned, the nozzle of the spray can is directed at the lesion and the trigger is activated. The refrigerant is then applied to the skin in the form of a spray, freezing the lesion. This leads to targeted damage to the affected cells, which are then rejected by the body.

Histofreezer is effective in removing various benign skin lesions such as warts, senile warts and fibromas. It is a non-invasive method that is usually painless and does not require anaesthesia. The cold treatment only takes a few seconds and usually leaves no scars.

The components of Histofreezer are a spray can with refrigerant, a hose and a holder for the nozzle. All components are intended for single use to ensure hygienic application.

Overall, Histofreezer is an effective and versatile cryosurgical system for wart removal and treatment of other benign skin lesions. It offers ease of use, fast results and low risk of complications.

Description of Histofreezer as a non-invasive wart removal solution

The Histofreezer is a non-invasive solution for the effective removal of warts. The system consists of a practical gas spray can and special cotton wool applicators.

Thanks to its simple application, Histofreezer enables convenient and painless treatment of warts. The gas contained in the can vaporises and produces extreme cold, which freezes the wart and thus kills it.

The Histofreezer is highly valued by doctors and laypeople alike, as it offers the possibility of removing warts without surgery or pain. Thanks to its non-invasive method, the Histofreezer stands for gentle treatment.

However, some precautions should be taken when using the Histofreezer. There are clear warnings on the gas spray can that indicate possible dangers. It is advisable to read the enclosed data sheets thoroughly before use and to follow the safety instructions in order to avoid any risks.

Overall, the Histofreezer is an effective, simple and non-invasive wart removal solution. With its gas spray can and special cotton wool applicators, it provides a gentle treatment to get rid of warts quickly and easily.

How does Histofreezer work?

Histofreezer is a modern dermatological device used to treat skin lesions. It consists of a gas spray can and special cotton wool applicators.

The operation of Histofreezer is based on the vaporisation of liquid gas, which reaches an extremely low temperature of -57 °C. The vaporisation of the gas creates an icing that is applied to the area of skin to be treated. This freezes and kills the lesion.

After treatment with Histofreezer, the epidermis, i.e. the top layer of skin, discolours after around 10 days and then falls off. During this natural healing process, a new layer of skin forms. This process enables fast and effective treatment of various skin lesions such as warts, skin tags or pre-cancerous skin changes.

Histofreezer is very popular thanks to its ease of use and the possibility of precise placement of the cold spray on the skin. It generally leaves no scars and minimises the risk of infection as the skin is frozen in a controlled manner during the treatment process.

Overall, Histofreezer enables gentle and effective treatment of skin lesions through icing and the promotion of natural wound healing.

• Genital lesions
• Molluscum contagiosum
• Seborrhoeic keratoses
• Verruca Plantaris
• Verruca vulgaris
• Verruca plana
• Actinic keratoses
• Lentigo