A Dermatologist Froze an Age Spot Yesterday. Is This Normal? (photo)

July 7, 2012
Asked By:lajordan

A dermatologist tried freezing an age spot yesterday. I had never heard of freezing something that wasn't a keratosis or basal cell. It looks so much worse today. It's a larger area and totally "filled in" versus liighter in color and just partial. Will it improve?

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August 24, 2018

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February 28, 2020

Answer: Age spot treated with liquid nitrogen

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Answer: Age spot treated with liquid nitrogen

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