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CRYOIQ LIQUID DERM STARTER KIT
Starter Kit comes with a 2-year warranty.
Original price was: R7,999.00.R7,500.00Current price is: R7,500.00.
Price excludes 15% VAT.
Product Description:
What is it?
The CryoIQ DERM Plus Liquid is a handheld cryosurgery device designed to treat benign skin lesions using liquid nitrous oxide (N₂O) spray freezing technology. Some key specs:
Freezing temperature: about –89 °C / –128 °F.
Uses a gas cartridge (16 g or 25 g N₂O) inserted into the device.
Ergonomic “pencil-type” grip for precise application.
Built-in non-return valve to prevent gas leakage and maximize usage.
How does it work?
The user positions the applicator tip very close (within ~1-4 mm) to the skin lesion and activates the lever, releasing liquid N₂O which rapidly evaporates, drawing heat away and freezing the tissue.
The freezing causes cell damage via ice crystal formation and membrane rupture — standard cryosurgery mechanism.
The user guide reports approx. 3 seconds of freeze equals ~1 mm depth penetration, though actual times vary by lesion size & location.
What is it used for?
The device is indicated for a variety of benign (and some premalignant) skin lesions, especially in settings like dermatology, general practice, podiatry, aesthetics, gynecology/urology and even veterinary use. Typical applications include:
Warts (including plantar warts)
Skin tags, seborrheic keratoses
Actinic keratosis (surface precancerous lesions)
Lentigo, age/sunspots, dermatofibromas, condylomas, molluscum etc.
Advantages & Considerations
Advantages:
High freezing temperature (–89 °C) means effective treatment of superficial lesions.
Ergonomic portable design suited for clinics or multi-site practice.
Cartridge usage may allow cost-effective treatments compared to more complex cryotherapy setups.
Important considerations / limitations:
It is for use by trained medical professionals. The user guide emphasises this.
Freezing too long or incorrectly can cause unwanted damage: pigment changes (especially on darker skin), nerve damage if close to nerve bundles, tissue damage behind ear/ fingers etc.
Contraindications include suspected skin cancer (needs biopsy), conditions like cryoglobulinemia, severe vascular disease, immunosuppression, certain anticoagulants, children under a certain age.
Precise freezing time depends on lesion type, size, location, depth and hydration of tissue. User guide gives suggested times for various lesions.
What is it?
The CryoIQ DERM Plus Liquid is a handheld cryosurgery device designed to treat benign skin lesions using liquid nitrous oxide (N₂O) spray freezing technology. Some key specs:
Freezing temperature: about –89 °C / –128 °F.
Uses a gas cartridge (16 g or 25 g N₂O) inserted into the device.
Ergonomic “pencil-type” grip for precise application.
Built-in non-return valve to prevent gas leakage and maximize usage.
How does it work?
The user positions the applicator tip very close (within ~1-4 mm) to the skin lesion and activates the lever, releasing liquid N₂O which rapidly evaporates, drawing heat away and freezing the tissue.
The freezing causes cell damage via ice crystal formation and membrane rupture — standard cryosurgery mechanism.
The user guide reports approx. 3 seconds of freeze equals ~1 mm depth penetration, though actual times vary by lesion size & location.
What is it used for?
The device is indicated for a variety of benign (and some premalignant) skin lesions, especially in settings like dermatology, general practice, podiatry, aesthetics, gynecology/urology and even veterinary use. Typical applications include:
Warts (including plantar warts)
Skin tags, seborrheic keratoses
Actinic keratosis (surface precancerous lesions)
Lentigo, age/sunspots, dermatofibromas, condylomas, molluscum etc.
Advantages & Considerations
Advantages:
High freezing temperature (–89 °C) means effective treatment of superficial lesions.
Ergonomic portable design suited for clinics or multi-site practice.
Cartridge usage may allow cost-effective treatments compared to more complex cryotherapy setups.
Important considerations / limitations:
It is for use by trained medical professionals. The user guide emphasises this.
Freezing too long or incorrectly can cause unwanted damage: pigment changes (especially on darker skin), nerve damage if close to nerve bundles, tissue damage behind ear/ fingers etc.
Contraindications include suspected skin cancer (needs biopsy), conditions like cryoglobulinemia, severe vascular disease, immunosuppression, certain anticoagulants, children under a certain age.
Precise freezing time depends on lesion type, size, location, depth and hydration of tissue. User guide gives suggested times for various lesions.