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Post-cryo treatment your skin will undergo an innate recovery phase that typically lasts one to three weeks, depending on the extent of the lesion. Shortly after the procedure, you may observe inflammation and warmth, along with a mild stinging or burning sensation. These are normal reactions as your skin begins to respond to the freezing treatment.

Fluid-filled sacs can develop within the first two days, and it indicates successful cryo-effect. Do not pop or pick at the blister, as this can lead to bacterial contamination or permanent marks.

Over the next several days, the blister will gradually dry out and form a scab. It is crucial to keep the area clean and dry. Wash using lukewarm water and a soft cloth, then pat it dry with a clean towel. Steer clear of alcohol-based products, scrubs, or cosmetics on the treated area until no scab remains.

It’s common to feel mild irritation as the skin renews itself, but resist the urge to rub or pick.

The crust will detach spontaneously, usually within one to two weeks. The underlying tissue may appear that is hypopigmented or hyperpigmented. This discoloration is common and usually resolves gradually, though it can take as long as 12 weeks to return to your original pigmentation.

Use sun protection diligently by applying broad-spectrum SPF 30+ or wearing fabric barriers, as newly healed skin is more sensitive to UV rays.

Healing is generally well-tolerated, but if you notice increasing pain, pus, excessive redness, or signs of infection, consult your clinician without delay. Avoid swimming in pools or hot tubs until the area is completely closed and نیتروکسی پن healed to minimize risk of infection.

Follow any specific aftercare instructions given by your provider, as recovery rates differ by person. With proper care, the treated area should restore naturally and safely.