
Treatment Options for Genital Warts — Why Choose CryoPen?
Comparison of Treatment Methods
There are several ways to treat genital warts, each with its own advantages and drawbacks.
At Rosenberg Skin Clinic, we believe the CryoPen® often offers the best balance between effectiveness, safety, and comfort.
Below is a comparison of the most common treatment methods.
Overview of Treatment Options
Method Mechanism Advantages Drawbacks / Risks
CryoPen® (targeted freezing)Precisely directed cold applied to the wartFast treatment, minimal discomfort, no scarring, suitable for sensitive areasMay require repeat sessions
Conventional Cryotherapy (nitrogen spray / cotton swab). Freezing with liquid nitrogen. Widely available, effective in many casesLess control, risk of damaging surrounding skin, painful, possible scarring.
Imiquimod / Topical immune creamsStimulate local immune responseNon-invasive, can be used at homeLong treatment duration, frequent irritation or burning sensation.
Podophyllotoxin / Veregen, etc.Chemical destruction of wart tissue Possible home use Risk of tissue damage, less suitable for intimate areas.
Electrocautery / Laser / ExcisionBurning or surgically removing the wartImmediate removal, useful for larger warts Painful, recovery time, higher risk of scarring.
Why CryoPen® Is Often the Best Choice
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Precision: The CryoPen works with millimetre accuracy, sparing the surrounding healthy tissue.
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Comfort: Most clients feel only a brief cold sensation lasting 3–5 seconds.
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Recovery: Almost immediate healing — no large wound or stitches required.
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Safety: Particularly suitable for sensitive areas where traditional methods carry more risk.
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Discretion: Fast, discreet procedure that can often be performed without a referral.
At Rosenberg Skin Clinic, we assess together which treatment best suits your situation — but in 99% of cases, we recommend the CryoPen because it provides the ideal combination of efficacy and safety. “Genital wart removal with CryoPen in Amsterdam and Blaricum – safe, fast and effective treatment.”