Cryosurgery, often referred to as cryotherapy, is a medical procedure that involves the use of extremely cold temperatures to treat various conditions. It’s a versatile technique utilised in both medical and dermatological fields. During cryosurgery, a specialized instrument, typically using liquid nitrogen or a similar freezing agent, is applied to the targeted tissue. This extreme cold causes the tissue to freeze, resulting in its destruction or removal. Cryosurgery is commonly employed to treat skin lesions, precancerous growths, and skin conditions like warts, tags, etc. It offers a minimally invasive approach, often with reduced scarring and shorter recovery times compared to traditional surgical methods.