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The body cryotherapy was great everyone is very nice and helpful.
Susan and Natalia were awesome during cryotherapy - thank you!
Very good cryotherapy experience on a hot summer day. Awesome for athletic recovery. Susan...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
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A targeted jet of extremely cold temperature briefly cools the treated area, constricting blood vessels, reducing inflammatory signaling, and numbing nerve endings. This decreases pain and swelling while promoting localized circulation and tissue recovery.
Generally safe for most skin types, but we screen for contraindications like cold urticaria, uncontrolled circulation disorders, active infections, or recent cosmetic procedures. A brief consultation ensures customized settings and safe treatment for reactive skin.
Sessions are brief—typically five to fifteen minutes depending on area size and goals. Facial treatments often take about five to ten minutes, while larger localized zones may be slightly longer. Multiple sessions may be recommended.
Most clients experience minimal side effects such as temporary redness, numbness, or tingling that resolves within hours. There’s typically no downtime. Rare side effects include prolonged sensitivity or cold injury; following aftercare minimizes risks.
Treatment frequency varies: acute pain may improve after a single session, while chronic conditions or skin rejuvenation often benefit from a series—typically three to six sessions spaced weekly based on response.
Yes—it's commonly paired with physical therapy, massage, or aesthetic services to enhance recovery and results. Some procedures like recent injectables or laser therapy require scheduling separation; we’ll advise safe timing.
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