Liquid Nitrogen Treatment in Whistler & Squamish
Cryotherapy for skin lesions
Wart removal (plantar and common warts)
Genital wart treatment
Actinic keratosis treatment (precancerous lesions)
Physician assessment of skin lesions
Skin lesion freezing (liquid nitrogen)
Follow-up and retreatment if needed
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Liquid nitrogen (cryotherapy) is a medical treatment used to freeze and remove certain skin lesions.
It works by applying extremely cold liquid nitrogen to the area, which destroys abnormal tissue and allows healthy skin to regenerate.
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Liquid nitrogen is commonly used to treat:
Plantar warts (on the feet)
Common warts
Genital warts
Actinic keratosis (precancerous skin lesions)Your provider will assess whether your lesion is appropriate for treatment.
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MSP coverage may apply for certain medically indicated treatments, including:
Plantar warts
Genital warts
Actinic keratosis (as assessed by a physician)Cosmetic lesions are typically not covered. Our team can clarify coverage at your appointment.
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No referral is required to book a liquid nitrogen appointment at Creekside Health.
This clinic is open to both existing and new patients.
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During your appointment:
Your provider will assess the lesion
Liquid nitrogen is applied directly to the area
You may feel a cold or stinging sensation
The procedure typically takes only a few minutes -
Most patients experience a brief stinging or burning sensation during treatment.
Discomfort is usually short-lived and resolves quickly after the procedure -
After treatment:
The area may become red or bliste
A scab may form as the skin heals
The lesion typically falls off over time
Healing time varies depending on the size and location of the lesion. -
Some lesions require multiple treatments for full resolution.
Your provider will guide you on expected outcomes and whether follow-up is recommended.
Liquid Nitrogen Clinic Near You in the Sea to Sky
Creekside Health provides liquid nitrogen treatment for patients in:
Whistler
Squamish
Pemberton
Sea to Sky Corridor
If you have a wart or skin lesion you would like assessed, our team can determine whether liquid nitrogen treatment is appropriate and guide you through the process.