Cryotherapy
Hello Everyone!
Just wondering if anyone is familiar with Cryotherapy?
Thanks
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Permalink Reply by Deborah Kenney on
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Ice, icy gel, etc. covers a pretty broad range, what are you wanting to know?
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Permalink Reply by iskyn for me on
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Liquid Nitrogen used to dry acne, clear warts, and precancerous lesions :)
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Are esty's allowed to use it? A derm used it on me to remove moles on my back-asked her if she ever played with it and she told me she took it to her son's school and made ice cream!
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That would be the form of dry ice. Our State Regulations state that Cryotherapy are physicians use only - would check with your State Regulations. Have not heard of an Esthetician using this without Medical Supervision. Without proper use lesions could be treated with Cry-Ac that could potentially be cancerous and therefore removed by a physician. Liquid Nitrogen could also create severe burns if not handled properly.
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No, derm used Liq. Nit. I've used dry ice, I'm familiar with it, not work related use.
I would not think we could use it, unless under MD supervision. I certainly wasn't going to, just surprised to see it on here.
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- yes, me too :)
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Permalink Reply by Kimberly Lovato on
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I was wondering about how it icould be used in facials. There is a medi spa in my area who use it possibly for hyper pigmentation... Not sure. I am not using this procedure. Just wanted to find out if anyone has heard of this as a skin care enhancement?
Thank you!
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Yes, the Med-Spa would be qualified to preform this type of service although it would have to be under the direction of a Physician. As a Medical Esthetician at a Dermatologist office we were able to use the Liquid Nitrogen (spray form)for Acneic skin conditions. Hmm, hyper pigmentation I am unsure of although could cause hypo pigmentation if overused. Hope this is helpful :) Bests
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If it's just listed as Cryotherapy, it could be an ice massage, ice water bath, ice gel, used frequently to reduce edema & inflammation-possibly to reduce the potential for hyperpigmentation. not sure what it would do if one already has it.
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An 'Ice Globe Facial' would also address the issues listed by Deborah aside from the hyperpigmentation :) Ultra soothing and fantastic following a peel !
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Permalink Reply by Lucie Margot on
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It will NOT reduce any hyperpigmentation but i may help with inflammation and the healing process.
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Thanks for the feedback everyone!
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