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- čas přidán 6. 08. 2024
- Learn about Cryo Surgery with liquid nitrogen and how it is used in dermatology.
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Partial Video Transcript:
"So in this video we're gonna be explaining what cryosurgery is, or what dermatologists often refer to as, liquid nitrogen or freezing. This treatment is used on a number of different diagnoses, and the most common are the pre-cancers called actinic keratosis. But we also use them to treat things like warts, or the wisdom spots called seborrheic keratosis, and a whole host of other conditions. So this video is going to be explaining what it is, what to expect, how to take care of it after, and what to watch for.
Liquid-nitrogen surgery is very, very, cold delivered air to an area which causes a little area of localized frostbite. and And that frostbite kill cells. And the cells that we're typically trying to target with liquid nitrogen therapy, are the keratinocytes, or the top portion of cells and your epidermis, or the top portion of your skin. Ok, so what we have here is a number of actinic keratosis or the pre-cancers. There's multiple different ways that we can address these. We can freeze with the liquid nitrogen. We can do the creams. We can do the blue light. For this video, we're going to demonstrate what the freezing is like..."
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Dr. Reagan Anderson is Board Certified Dermatologist and a Mohs Micrographic Surgeon.
Education & Credentials:
• Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine
Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine
• American Osteopathic Association Approved Internship, Family Practice
Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton
• Undersea/Diving Medical Officer, UMO/DMO
Naval Undersea Medical Institute
• Master of Christian Studies
Regent College
• Master of Public Health
School of Health Management, ATSU
• Dermatology Residency
Michigan State University/Oakwood Southshore Medical Center
• Board Certified Dermatologist
American Osteopathic Board of Dermatology
• Fellow Member of the American Society of Mohs Surgeons
• Certificate of Added Qualification for Mohs Surgery
American Osteopathic Board of Dermatology
• Assistant Professor of Dermatology
Rocky Vista University
• USMC First Reconnaissance Battalion Surgeon (former)
Practice Information:
Colorado Dermatology Institute
Colorado Springs, CO
www.coderm.com
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Thank you for a very well done teaching video. I feel more at peace going through this procedure now. :)
Is it painful?
Thank you so much for sharing this information.
Great job and nice info
Wow what a Great explanation. Wish he were my Dr.!
very helpful for medical students. Thank you.
Hi great video, I haven't sleep in a month since the doctor told me I had AK, is the first time and I am super concerned, is on my forehead and I wanted to remove it with surgery to make sure nothing ealse is there,watching your video make me feel better, I think I will sleep tonight thank you, by any chance can you recommend me a doctor here in miami FL , if anyone know please let me know, and last, is it surgery better ? thank you
Thank you so much for explaining this I just went to my dermatologist and she did the freezing. It’s only been two days and I notice a red circle around them. Just wanted to make sure that it’s normal
wow! great video!!!
Had cryogenic treatment today for a small area of sun damage. Stung slightly and ten hours later, no pain. Hopefully it will clear it up. I’m going to cover it tomorrow, I think.
Very helpful, thank you
We are also love in with cryotherapy !!
Great video - thanks:)
thank you sm doctor! i understand what it is now :)
Well done
Where did you get the 3D integumentary model? Looks great.
Thank you, sir 😀
Very good
Thanks for the great video! 1) What is the difference in cosmesis of the treatment of a seborrheic keratosis between cryotherapy and curettage+electrodesiccation? 2) Is there any treatment for seborrheic keratosis yielding a better cosmesis?
If I'm worried about a scar I prefer to use electrocautery. I don't curette it, I let the seborrheic keratosis turn grayish and let it fall off on its own. I never use cryo on anyone of color to avoid hypo-pigmented scars. There is a topical medicine called Eskata that came out a few years ago that removes sebs. It is supposed to be good for cosmesis, but is expensive if I remember correctly and can also cause hypo-pigmentation I beleive.
Thanks for this..it is too helpful for me
Most welcome 😊
So informative thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Can it help hypertrophic scars I have many of those
thanks alot
Did u use cryogen spray? Is there any probe also used in dermatology for cryotherapy?
Just had this done today on about 5 spots. Having been a life guard (and hen in the CG) for years, I had alot of exposure to the sun.
This stings like a shot does, but not a big thing.....
What dosage/temperature of liquid nitrogen do you use?
I had my cryosurgery for Viral wart in my hand today.. Is it okay if I had to wash my hands after the surgery like in case if I had to use restroom..
I had a benign lesion removed from my cheek by freezing about 8 months ago. It fell off after a couple of weeks and looked fine. I noticed a couple days ago that it has started to grow back. Is that normal?
Hi sir , can mouth mucoceles treated by cryotherapy ?? Plzz kindly reply
When performed on the skull what are side affects
Is normal to get blisters after the surgery?
Very informative. More than I knew. I have had procedure and the blisters are large and sore. It hurts, don’t let no one tell you it don’t. Men’s are on inside of both feet, cannot put a shoe on. In week one and no changes. So far if I had to do again, I will pass
We're happy you found the video to be helpful!
Iarjt liquid nitrogen used for warts have anyone done a stutu of localised liquid nitrogen for ecxzema
Hi! How did yours heal? I'd like to know :). I just had the same procedure done on my face and I am scared because they just look brown and just one is blistering
Wow i always hear cryo but i only saw the procedure now
Cryo surgery for Fissure...is it healthy... please respond
how can i visit you? I'm from the philippines :( how can i contact you? I have keloid and i want to remove it, what keloid treatment would you recommend? And i want the permanent result :(
doest it hurts?
very informative video. appreciate it!
can you share the name of the product you used in this video? thanks
He sprayed liquid nitrogen. This treatment is not available to patients.
Hello, I had cryotherapy done on my face earlier this week...when can I get a chemical peel (Vi Peel)?
I would wait 8 weeks.
Can cryotherapy be used for multiple widely distributed warts on beard? does hair returns with cryotherapy or that area will become without hair?
It can but you have to be careful not to scar or alter the pigment in the area. Usually cryotherapy, when done properly, does not cause the hair to permanently fall out.
Hi I have a scar from this after removing a skin tag. What do you recommend to help get rid of the scar?
Usually time will help. If it has been more than 1 year since the procedure then it is likely not going to change. You can always see a dermatologist to get another opinion though on options.
Use pure calendula oil
Hi Doc! Is this good for keloids and hypertrophic scar?
It can be used for keloids and I have done that in the past. However, I think there are usually better modalities to treat these now like an injection of steroid into the area or cutting them out followed by Superficial Radiotherapy.
@@DoctorpediaYT how can i visit you? I'm from the philippines :( how can i contact you? I have keloid and i want to remove it, what keloid treatment would you recommend? And i want the permanent result :(
Can cryo be used in ganglion cyst of fingers and without scarring?
I do not recommend it.
I have a deep scars on my legs . How van this help me
Cryosurgery would likely not help this. It will likely make it worse.
Do this procedure work to treat small hypertrophic scars in the hands?
I would not use this procedure for that unless all other options had been explored first.
@@DoctorpediaYT Thanks
Can you please give me the name and brand of this equipment
It is liquid nitrogen in a Brymill Cry-Ac container.
I was wondering if someone ever did a clinical trial for ezcemea with liquid nitrogen
Not that I know of and I do not think it would do anything good for eczema.
Really i heard of a clinical trial where it was used and reduced plaque posarirs by 30 percent In sevirty I thought I would ask csuee ezcemea is painful I have always noticed that cold items like a ice pack stop the itch so I wondered if they could be a correlation
@@DoctorpediaYT is this remove frakels
I had this procedure done to a lesion on my face yesterday. I haven’t noticed any difference in its appearance. How long does it take before it starts to change?
Depending on the process frozen, it usually takes about 2 weeks.
@@DoctorpediaYT Thank you.
@@jackfrost413 does this work and which purpose for you use this treatment
@@foziyajan766 I had it done on a non-cancerous lesion. A week after it was treated it fell off and now my skin looks as good as new. There was no scar or any sign that the lesion ever existed.
@@jackfrost413 does this remove freckles too
I did it last night for multiple warts that I have and it does really hurt. Is it fine if I put a moisturizer on the around area and an antibiotic that was described by my dermatologist and cover it with a bandage? Another question, she said that we might need 3-4more sets if I wanna stop this and not do it again in weeks is that fine? cuz uni is starting in 2 weeks and I think this would affect me. cuz I have one on the balm of my foot and multiple ones in the back of it. What do u think doc?
I would follow your dermatologists advice on what to put on the areas afterwards. Unfortunately for the locations that you have these on they usually take multiple treatments before they will resolve.
Is your wart issue resolved?? Or like cryiotherapy helped ??
yes they all gone thank god
Only did 1 set tho @@nihal8672
Dude this shit hurts so muchhhhh I had this on my toes and it felt like I was slicing my toes with a water jet and I had 6 bruh and had to hit each 3-4 times
I had 23 bro I also had to put it 3 times fuking painfull and they said to come after 3 weeks
What are the complications of cryo?
In my experience none. It is sore for about an hour after spraying but the pain reduces. As long as you don't damage the blisters they clear up after 10-14 days.
Can you use for rosacea on your nose
No, this is not the procedure to use for rosacea.
@@DoctorpediaYT Can it be done for foot corn.
Having this done on my left cheek today. I’ve tried home plasma burning it off with a pen but didn’t work, only lightened the mole. So nervous it’s going to leave me with something more highly noticeable :S
any update? im getting a mole done on my right cheek soon so kinda nervous too.
@@abhipatel6708 Five days later and I still got a blister on my face but they say it’s a good thing so the skin is healing better beneath it. Hoping soon it’ll scab and fall off. Will take a couple of weeks+ but will let you know the outcome
@@0YourGuardian hey update? It's been 2 weeks. Plz let me know what's you current condition and update
@@0YourGuardian Hi! How did yours heal? I'd like to know :). I just had the same procedure done on my face and I am scared because they just look brown and just one is blistering
@@ememinuikim9345 Mine blistered and was like a bubble for about 1-2 weeks I think before it started to shrink and scab over. Took weeks to fall off and it has worked really good but still got mole just not as noticeable and is flatter so I’m more happy with it.
How effective is this procedure in treating keloids?
It is honestly not my favorite. It is ok for treating keloids in ears if you do it properly - however, I stopped doing this years ago when superficial radiation therapy was shown to be more effective for keloids.
@@DoctorpediaYT can this remove frakels too please tell em
@@DoctorpediaYT can it cure corns
I had this done on my nose. It got a big blister and I was so careful but just from facial movements it popped. Cleaning the area afterwards and he skin from the blister ripped off. Grrr.
Did it work?
@@Q-DOGG-GAMING yes, I have a very little bump left but a few more weeks until the check up. So it might disappear. If it is the type not to grow back you can't see it and I am done, but it can grow back I will have a quick treatment to finish.
Hi! How did yours heal? I'd like to know :). I just had the same procedure done on my face and I am scared because they just look brown and just one is blistering
@@ememinuikim9345 I am supper happy. The bump is gone, no scar. Just took a few weeks.
@@sillybilly686 Thank you so much! I hope mine goes well too *praying*
I have a keloid on my ear, will this work? I'm from india
It might but I think that excision followed by Superficial Radiation Therapy works much better.
@@DoctorpediaYT I heard radiation therapy leaves a very dark pigmentation, is it true?
Is it painful ?
A little but most think it is not too bad. Of course there are some areas on the body that are more sensitive than others like the fingertips, lips, ... The pain usually lasts less than 10 seconds for the actual treatment and then there is a much duller tenderness for about 10 minutes.
@@DoctorpediaYT I had cyro after that now I have blister shall I wait for it to breakdown or should I break it ?
Heck yes it's painful especially for 20 places on your cervix!! Then in a a few days or so , which they don't tell you that for about 10 days you'll have nasty rotten flesh coming out and you can't do a thing about it..They didn't bother to tell me so I called ( "ask a nurse" useless btw)and i almost went to the Dr until I was finally told it was normal 🙄🤷♀️
@@texastwister6988 yup u r right I had it in nearly 20 seperate places damn that too 3 times But it is painful just for a few minutes after that it is normal
But can I know what to do with the scar left after treatment
Why are you not wearing gloves?
12th inorganic ncert,"uses of dinitrogen" brought me here.
Me alsoo
I had done this treatment but now my doctor has refused to do it..it looks like freckles am too much worried kindly help sugges me any tube or cream plz🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Can Try Efudix, need a prescription though
Try Esoterica cream for age spots..or whatever Michael Jackson used to turn his skin white..he didn't have vitiligo...
Sorry, it's been discontinued for over a year now. Just look up/ Google Skin lightener creams and you'll see an assortment of products
Burr that looks cold
I am Bangladeshi
he's making this sound expensive and complicated
Do you know how a typical consumer can access medical grade liquid nitrogen? I’m on the market
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If anybody can answer my question, it would be amazing. I got cryotherapy on 3 “warts” on my fingers about 3-4 months ago. One is like the skin is raised, and it does not look like my skin. It’s pink. The other two look also pink with slight a raise to them. My dermatologist said this is normal, and I will need to wait one year for this to heal and get back to normal. She also said it will leave a scar. Is all of this information normal and correct?