Cryoinsufflation doesn't appear in the available information about HS treatments. It's possible this is a very emerging or experimental approach that hasn't been widely documented for HS yet.
What is more commonly discussed is cryotherapy (also called cryosurgery), which freezes scar tissue and the surrounding area. It can Show Full Answer
Cryoinsufflation doesn't appear in the available information about HS treatments. It's possible this is a very emerging or experimental approach that hasn't been widely documented for HS yet.
What is more commonly discussed is cryotherapy (also called cryosurgery), which freezes scar tissue and the surrounding area. It can help with:
- Reducing scar size
- Improving itching and pain
- Reducing discoloration
However, it's used less commonly for HS scars that also involve tunnels and nodules, and side effects can include blistering, pain, or skin color changes.
It's worth bringing up cryoinsufflation specifically with a dermatologist who specializes in HS, as they would have the most up-to-date knowledge on emerging procedures and whether it might be appropriate.
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