Cryosurgery
Cryosurgery, also known as cryotherapy, is a well-established treatment method that uses extreme cold, typically delivered via liquid nitrogen, to remove abnormal or unwanted tissue, such as warts, verrucas, skin tags, and other benign skin lesions.
GP surgeries, dermatology clinics, podiatry practices, and hospital outpatient departments across the UK rely on reliable cryosurgery equipment to perform these procedures in a controlled clinical setting.
Browse our range of cryosurgery supplies at HCE UK, including Brymill Cryogenic devices, storage dewars, spray accessories and protective equipment, to find a complete cryosurgery solution for your practice. For related products, explore our full range of Medical Equipment.
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A Wide Choice Of Trusted Cryosurgery Supplies For UK Healthcare Practices
Cryosurgery is widely used across UK healthcare for the removal of benign skin lesions, including warts, verrucas, actinic keratoses, skin tags, and molluscum contagiosum, and for the treatment of certain precancerous cells and cancers. For easier treatments, cryosurgery has become a routine option across primary care, dermatology and podiatry, with clinicians applying a controlled cold treatment to targeted tissue during minor in-clinic procedures.
To deliver consistent results, clinicians need cryosurgery equipment that is reliable, safe to handle and supported by a well-stocked supply of accessories and consumables. The HCE cryosurgery range brings together established names in cryogenic medical equipment, including Brymill Cryogenic, Schuco and C & P Medical Trading. The range covers cryosurgical devices, liquid nitrogen storage dewars, spray tips, replacement parts and protective accessories, giving clinicians the flexibility to set up cryosurgery in the way that best suits their service.
Our cryosurgery range includes:
- Brymill CRY-AC devices: Hand-held liquid nitrogen cryosurgical units widely used in UK general practice, dermatology and minor surgery clinics.
- Storage dewars: Brymill dewars in 5, 10, 20, 30, and 50 litre capacities for safe liquid nitrogen storage, with optional roller bases and Dewar caps for handling and security.
- Schuco CryoPro units: Portable cryosurgical devices in Mini and Maxi sizes, suitable for outpatient and clinic settings where a smaller, simpler unit is preferred.
- Spray tips and extensions: Bent spray extensions, soft spray tips and replacement aperture sets for accurate, targeted application.
- Replacement parts and consumables: Withdrawal devices, filters, cotton buds, straws and carry bags to keep cryosurgery setups complete and ready to use.
Because cryosurgery involves the handling of liquid nitrogen, personal protective equipment is an important part of any setup. Our range includes Brymill cryo gloves in small, medium and large sizes, available in both mid-arm and elbow lengths, alongside Brymill safety goggles. Together, these help support safer day-to-day handling of cryogenic materials in busy clinical environments.
Many practices that use cryosurgery also rely on cautery and electrosurgery equipment, dermatology instruments and chiropody supplies for minor procedures, giving clinicians a flexible toolkit for treating a wide range of skin and soft-tissue presentations.
Need a price, a quote for a larger order, or help confirming whether a specific cryosurgery product is the right fit? Get in touch with the HCE team, and we will be happy to support GP surgeries, dermatology clinics, podiatry practices, NHS departments and other UK healthcare providers with their cryosurgery setup.
FAQs
What is cryosurgery used for?
Cryosurgery is most commonly used to remove benign skin lesions, including warts, verrucas, skin tags, actinic keratoses, seborrheic keratoses and molluscum contagiosum. It is also used in certain other minor outpatient procedures, depending on the clinician’s assessment.
What cryosurgery equipment do I need to get started?
A typical cryosurgery setup includes a cryosurgical device (such as a Brymill CRY-AC or Schuco CryoPro), a supply of liquid nitrogen stored in an appropriate dewar, suitable spray tips or applicators, and personal protective equipment such as cryo gloves and safety goggles.
Does HCE supply Brymill Cryogenic products?
Yes. HCE UK supplies a wide range of Brymill Cryogenic products, including cryosurgical devices, storage dewars, withdrawal devices, spray extensions, cryo gloves and safety goggles.
Can I order cryosurgery supplies for an NHS practice?
HCE UK supplies cryosurgery equipment to NHS organisations, GP surgeries and private healthcare providers. NHS purchase orders are accepted, and eligible customers can apply for a 30-day account. Visit our official NHS orders page for more information.
