Highlights
Sessions inside a cooled chamber help relieve pain and increase mobility; cryo-facials boost collagen production and reduce pore size
What You'll Get
- Inside a cryotherapy tank, liquid nitrogen is used to create temperatures that reach as low as -250ºF. The extreme cold helps to produce therapeutic benefits such as reduced inflammation, pain relief, and increased mobility.
- Average length of session: 2–3 minutes
Learn More About Cryotherapy
What is it and how does it work? We answer all of your questions about the subzero treatment.
The Fine Print
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About iCryo
There's a treatment that boosts the immune system, burns calories, repairs muscles, and stimulates collagen growth all at once. The only caveat: it's really, really cold. But that doesn't stop countless clients—professional sports stars among them—from signing up for it again and again. The treatment is cryotherapy, and it's the specialty at iCryo. Here, clients immerse themselves in chambers set to temperatures around -250 degrees for short bursts at a time, and the extreme cold rejuvenates the skin and body in myriad ways. Clients can also opt for local cryotherapy, which zeroes in on specific areas such as the face to tackle everything from age spots to acne to migraines and sinus headaches.