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Cryotherapy

This treatment consists of exposing an individual to extremely cold temperatures to in efforts to target unwanted body, regrow hair and or trigger their skins natural ability to restore itself. Cryotherapy, also known as Cold Therapy is great for restoring thinning hair, addressing stubborn areas of fat, smoothing cellulite, tightening the skin, lightening hyperpigmentation, calming eczema and psoriasis. Cryo sessions can provide visual results after just one visit and are FDA approved for safety & efficacy

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A carbon dioxide mist cools the desired area to a near-freezing temperature, this induces vasodilation which instantly benefits the skin & underlying muscles in several ways; Norepinephrine, a hormone that causes inflammation in follicles and leads to hair loss is suppressed & expressed as the pores shrink; After a few seconds of treatment fat cells burst like a can of soda left in the freezer, making this an effective treatment for subcutaneous fat & cellulite; after a successful treatment the body warms itself via vasodilation, which supplies the skin oxygenated blood, hormones and nutrients that brighten and tighten​

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What can one expect from Cryotherapy? Well if you're trying to quickly drop a dress or pant size, you can immediately lose 1-4 inches from a single session, helping you fit that desired garment with ease. Have thinning hair? - Splendid, you can begin to see it return in as little as 3 weeks. Plagued by unsightly hyperpigmentation? - Watch it lighten in just 5-7 days after your visit with nearly no side effects and without the use of harmful devices or chemicals ...

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Cryotherapy generally yields no long-term side effects; dryness, redness & itching for a few days post treatment is normal. Those prone to pigmentation can develope darkening of the skin during the treatment course but it will fade over time. For optimal results, 1 treatment per week for 6 weeks is recommended, followed by monthly maintenance sessions​​

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