CryoTherapy for People
Extremely effective, non-invasive. Allows treatment on multiple areas of the body safely and quickly, improving active skin conditions, permanently reducing fat and preventing skin aging -- all while maximizing the body's own natural healing processes.
How does it work?
It uses pressurized CO2 gas to target specific areas of the body, which creates thermal shock. The sudden drop in temperature quickly activates the body's natural healing process, removing toxins from the skin, contouring the body, promoting the growth of healthy collagen fibers, and reduces fat through cryolipolysis.
What is Cryolipolysis?
- Destroys subcutaneous fat cells by freezing.
- Non-invasive cosmetic procedure that breaks down stubborn subcutaneous fat cells by freezing them to temperatures that destroy them without harming skin or tissues.
- Results may be seen immediately!
- Fat cells continuously eliminated over the next 72 hours.
4 Principal Effects
Vasomotor
Vasomotor
Vasomotor
Promotes healthy blood flow and can reduce damaging blood vessel constriction.
Analgesic
Vasomotor
Vasomotor
Slows your nerve signal transmission to decrease pain impulse transmission.
Anti-Inflammatory
Anti-Inflammatory
Anti-Inflammatory
Reduces inflammation by cooling the skin and removing the toxins from bloodstream. It can also relieve itching and the sensation of heat. Regular treatments further boosts your immune response, helping your body combat acne-causing bacteria.
Muscle Relaxant
Anti-Inflammatory
Anti-Inflammatory
Reduces muscle spasms and enhances pain and healing by slowing nerve activity.
Cryo Therapy For people
Aesthetic
Aesthetic
Aesthetic
- Body Contouring: permanent fat reduction, cryo slimming, and reduce inches!
- Cryo Facials: collagen boosting, fine lines & wrinkles, tone & tightening
- Skin Conditions: acne, eczema, psoriasis, scars
- Skin Tightening: post surgery, post pregnancy, loose skin, uneven complexion
Orthopedic
Aesthetic
Aesthetic
- Inflammation & Pain: general analgesia, edema, hematomas, superficial wounds, sores and abrasions
- Sport Injuries: microtraumas, tendon/ligament injuries (strains/sprains), bursitis, epicondylitis, and muscle tears
- Rehabilitation: spinal pathology to spinal cord injuries, and soft tissue adhesion
- Orthopedic: arthrosis, subluxation, post-surgi
- Inflammation & Pain: general analgesia, edema, hematomas, superficial wounds, sores and abrasions
- Sport Injuries: microtraumas, tendon/ligament injuries (strains/sprains), bursitis, epicondylitis, and muscle tears
- Rehabilitation: spinal pathology to spinal cord injuries, and soft tissue adhesion
- Orthopedic: arthrosis, subluxation, post-surgical, cervical or lumbar strains, sciatica, and developmental orthopedic diseases
- Workout recovery: delayed onset muscle soreness and exercise-induced inflammation.