What is Subzero Cryo?

We use one of the newest and most effective technologies on the market - a device Subzero Cryo

The procedure includes spraying the treatment area with dry vapour of carbon dioxide (CO2), as cold as -108° F, under pressure as high as 50 bar, in short 90-second increments. The combination of precise targeting, extremely low temperatures, and strength of the flow result in more rapid and deeper cooling of the affected tissue, producing better results faster.

This technique is not considered a medical treatment, but rapid cooling of the skin and underlying tissue can be used for pain management, stimulation of cell regeneration, tightening and brightening of the skin, anti-aging facials, and reduction of stubborn fat deposits and cellulite.

Thermal shock improves blood flow in the treatment area and helps reduce inflammation. If applied to fat cells that are more sensitive to cold than any other cell in the body, cooling triggers a process called cryolipolysis and results in apoptosis – controlled permanent destruction of subcutaneous fat tissue.

Localised cryotherapy is safe for most people, but some contraindications have been identified and negative side effects are possible. Familiarising yourself with the below information will help you avoid unwanted consequences.