No.It is not necessary to book a consultation first.

However, if when you arrive it is deemed that you are not a candidate for treatment you will be advised.

For the majority of lesions only one treatment is required.

After cryotherapy, the lesion typically falls off within a week or two. The freezing process destroys the cells of the lesion, and as the area heals, the tag will usually become dark and eventually come off.

After cryotherapy, a lesion usually does not return in the same spot. However, it's possible for new ones to develop in other areas, especially if you’re prone to getting them.

On average you can expect your appointment to be 30 minutes.

Cryotherapy can cause some discomfort, but it’s usually brief. You might feel a cold sensation followed by a burning or stinging feeling as the skin tag is frozen.

Yes, there can be some side effects associated with cryotherapy for skin tag removal, although they are typically mild. Common side effects include:

1. Pain or Discomfort: You may experience a brief stinging or burning sensation during the procedure and some soreness afterward.

2. Swelling and Redness: The treated area might become swollen or red for a few days.

3. Blistering: In some cases, blisters may form at the site of treatment, which usually heal on their own.

4. Scabbing: As the skin heals, you might notice scabbing, which is part of the normal healing process.

5. Skin Color Changes: Some people may experience temporary changes in skin color, such as lightening or darkening of the area.

6. Infection: Although rare, there's a small risk of infection if proper care isn't followed after the procedure.