Following cryotherapy your skin will undergo an innate recovery phase that typically lasts one to three weeks, depending on the extent of the lesion. Within the initial 24 hours, you may observe redness and swelling, along with a transient prickling feeling. This is expected as your skin begins to respond to the freezing treatment.

A vesicle might appear within the first two days, and this confirms the therapy is effective. Refrain from touching or bursting the blister, as this can increase the risk of infection or scarring.

In the following days, the blister will evaporate and crust over. It is crucial to maintain hygiene and moisture control. Wash using lukewarm water and a soft cloth, then air-dry gently without rubbing. Avoid using harsh chemicals, exfoliants, or makeup on the treated area until complete re-epithelialization occurs.

Some patients report a tingling or itch as the skin regenerates, but resist the urge to rub or pick.

The scab will naturally fall off on its own, usually within up to 14 days. Underneath, you may see new skin that is hypopigmented or hyperpigmented. Altered skin tone is a normal part of healing and کرایو نیتروکسی پن often improves with months, though it can take up to 6 months to return to your natural tone.

Shield the healing skin from UV rays by combining topical protection with physical coverage, as the regenerating epidermis is highly vulnerable.

Most people experience minimal discomfort, but if you notice increasing pain, pus, excessive redness, or signs of infection, contact your healthcare provider. Avoid swimming in pools or hot tubs until the area is fully re-epithelialized to avoid bacterial exposure.

Adhere strictly to your clinician’s recommendations, as individual healing times and needs can vary. With proper care, the treated area should restore naturally and safely.