Table Salt Method Following Cryotherapy for Recurrent Pyogenic Granuloma on the Fingertip.
Jabbour AJ, Vittori M, Al-Dojaily Y, Peranteau A
CutisIn the feed 24 Jul 2026, issue 2026 May, added to PubMed 24 Jul 2026
Topics: Skin cancer & tumorsOther tumors & cystsVascular anomaliesLasers & devices
Abstract
Pyogenic granulomas (PGs) are rapidly growing benign vascular lesions that often become ulcerated, bleed, and recur after standard surgical or laser treatments. This article highlights a simple noninvasive technique for treating recurrent PGs using cryotherapy followed by daily application of table salt under occlusion for 2 weeks. Topical application of table salt is an inexpensive and largely pain-free option for patients who are not candidates for or opt out of surgery.
Abstract from PubMed
PMID 42497334 · DOI 10.12788/cutis.1389