Wart removal with liquid nitrogen

[@jbaru648]

I notice that usually female doctors are the ones professional and hygienic enough to use gloves

[@alb4079]

But he doesn't do any invasive procedure. So no problem here

[@muffinkillen00]

Working with liquid nitrogen you don’t want gloves as the skin has oils that will “protect” you where as gloves will freeze and give you permanent damage (:

[@muffinkillen00]

If you make a mistake that is

[@chickaweeka]

@@muffinkillen00 the same skin that can contract the virus if you're unaware of any small cuts on your own hands as you're touching the hands of someone with warts??

[@muffinkillen00]

@@chickaweeka pretty sure they rather have a wart than loose a hand/ fingers

[@benouzgane1929]

I Had a near year of having a wart on my foot. Some days, the thing was a scab, though the thing was pesky as hell. A dermatologist told me all wart treatments hurt.

[@sunkissedprincess9660]

That really sucks when you have genitalia warts.

[@coolaj86]

What size tip are you using? My cryo gun came with 3 tips that look like that of varying sizes just marked #1, #2, #3.

[@williamsanan6728]

Thank you so much Dr osere on KZbin for what you did in my life, if you are in any situation with herpes,hpv,hsv, cold some.

[@gjuelz7672]

Hi. Just wanted to [not] thank you for showing the results. The entirety of this video is absolutely useless without seeing what happens after you apply the cryo.

[@UniqueliAnimationsSN]

Ill save u the hassle u have to wait for sometime to see results. My doc did this to me and the wart area ended up very sore it felt like i had a needle stuck there. Its only been the first day so dont have much result yet.

[@coolaj86]

You get a blister, the same as with a burn - like what you'd get if you dropped a hot ball of solder on your skin or a hot poker, etc. The wart falls off, but if it's big enough or viral enough then it grows back 6 months later and you have to repeat until the wart is permanently gone. Since a dermo visit is $300, the equipment is about $350 ($200 for a dewar, $150 for the cryogun), and LN2 at the chemistry department of the local university is only $0.60 per liter, I decided to buy my own kit to be able to do it myself. Just trying to figure out how to do not too little and not too much.