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Skin tags, also called fibromas, come in different shapes, sizes and colours. They can be skin-coloured, white, beige, brown, black, red-black or red-brown. They often appear as a small dot,...

Removal of a mole can be aesthetically desirable. Sometimes it is medically necessary and a doctor must remove the mole. Most moles are harmless accumulations of pigment cells, but sometimes...

Do you want to have a subcutaneous pimple removed? At Cryon we are specialized in skin improvement and we can certainly help you. A subcutaneous pimple is a large inflammation...

This year Cryon celebrates its 30th anniversary. What started with pride after five years, has grown into an institute with advanced treatments, such as successful acne scar therapy. Cryon has...

Acne vulgaris, or teenage pimples, is a skin condition with blackheads, pimples, red bumps and subcutaneous inflammation. It mainly occurs on the face, but can also occur on the chest,...

Everyone can get a pimple now and then, for example by not cleaning their face properly or by eating less healthily. However, hormonal acne is almost always caused by an...

Acne on the back can be annoying and lead to embarrassment and worries about clothing choices. Many people experience this problem, especially in nice weather. In this blog article we...

Enlarged pores can make your skin texture appear uneven and increase your risk of blemishes. Although pores have a natural function, they can be visibly refined with the right care....

Oily skin is characterized by a shiny complexion, enlarged pores and increased sebum production. This can lead to blackheads, pimples and an uneven skin texture. Although oily skin is often...

Fatty bumps on the face often occur on the forehead or around the nose. These are the somewhat oilier parts of the face, which makes it easier for fatty bumps...

Do you want to have a milia removed? At Cryon, we offer simple and effective treatments to safely remove milia. Our specialists will ensure that your skin becomes smooth and...