CryoClear cryosurgery unit with 16g cartridge

Cryosurgery device effective for superficial skin indications.

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CryoClear cryosurgery unit with 16g cartridge

460,00€ (556,60€ VAT INCLUDED)

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Approximate delivery time of 10 to 20 days

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Description

This disposable device uses carbon dioxide that freezes to -79 °C to a depth of no more than 2 mm in the skin, providing a safe and clinically effective treatment for superficial skin indications.

It is a non-contact device, effective and causes minimal damage to the surrounding healthy tissue, making it perfect for treating age spots, sun spots and skin marks.

Up to 300 seconds of treatment time per device (approximately 60 processes in 5 seconds).

Suggested for health, aesthetic and cosmetic professionals.

Technical specifications:

- Suggested freezing time:

• Actinic keratosis (sun spots): 5-10 seconds of freezing time.
• Lentigo (age spots): 5-10 seconds of freezing time.

• Skin marks: 5-10 seconds of freezing time.

- Made in the USA

How to use:

- Hold the CryOmega device with one hand and, with the other, firmly hold the wheel located at the end of the device.

- Turn the wheel one full turn clockwise, checking that the blue point of the wheel is aligned with the arrow on the device. At this point, the device is ready for use. Important: Turning the wheel more than once can damage the device.

- Check that the blue point is aligned with the arrow. Important: Do not turn the wheel back to its original position. The device is under pressure.

- Position the patient so that the surface to be treated is exposed and facing upwards.

- Keep the CryOmega device in a vertical position with the tip facing down and place the spray nozzle directly on the lesion, at a distance of 0.5 cm. Keep the button pressed and spray the cryogenic fluid directly on the lesion, moving the stream in small circles to treat the entire affected area.

- To stop the supply of cryogenic gas, release the button.

Warning: The device should only be used by health professionals. Improper use can cause unwanted damage to the skin and underlying tissues.