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Permanent discomfort and / or pain
Public embarrassment
Impaired self-confidence and body image
Reduced social contact and intimacy
Psychological disturbance
is being called the most exciting advancement in cryosurgery in 100 years. It offers a superior technique and real solution to the challenge of eliminating unwanted and annoying growths, with results that far surpass today’s traditional methods. And it’s now available for the first time in the U.S. The results speak for themselves.
Most cases require only a single session with a physician1,2
Dramatic reduction in recurrence rate1,4
No risk of scar worsening4
Almost immediate alleviation of annoying itching, pain and tenderness1,2,3
Significant reduction in scar or keloid volume with one treatment1,2
Minor changes in skin surface color5
“Now in my late 20s, I have been prone to developing keloids since I was 10. The effect on me over the years has been devastating - emotionally as much as physically. I’ve prayed forever, and overcoming this almost intolerable condition has been my dream for as long as I can remember. CryoShape has finally provided the answer I’ve been searching for most of my life.”
Please feel free to tell us your story… the impact this condition has had on your life; successful and unsuccessful treatments; or simply sharing information about keloids and scars.
References:
1 Har-Shai Y. et al., Intralesional cryosurgery for enchancing the involution of Hypertrophic scars and keloids. Plastic Reconstruction Surgery. 2003
May;111(6):1841-52
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Har-Shai Y. et al., Intralesional cryosurgery enhances the involution of recalcitrant auricular keloids: a new clinical approach supported by experimental studies. Wound Rep Reg (2006) Jan-Feb;14(1):18-27
3 Bock O. et al., Quality of life with keloid and Hypertrophic scarring. Arch Dermatol Res (2006) 297: 433-438
4 Professor Har-Shai, Personal communication
5 Har-Shai Y. et al., Effect of skin surface temperature on skin pigmentation during contact and intralesional cryosurgery of keloids. European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology. 2007 Feb;21(2):191-8
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