What is Target Cryotherapy?

The target cryotherapy machine uses pressurized CO₂ gas to target a local area of the body and cause “thermal shock.” The sudden decrease in temperature rapidly activates the body’s healing response to remove toxins from the skin, promote growth of healthy collagen fibers, contours the body, and reduces fat through Cryolipolysis.

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What are the Benefits?

Target Cryotherapy is astonishingly effective within a short timeframe and allows us to bring the following benefits to all areas of your body.

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Muscle Relaxant

Reduces muscle spasms and enhances pain and healing by slowing nerve activity.

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Anti-inflammatory

Cryotherapy reduces inflammation by cooling the skin and removing toxins from the bloodstream, which can also relieve itching and sensations of heat. Regular treatments further boost your immune response, helping your body combat acne-causing bacteria

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Vasomotor

The Subzero promotes healthy blood flow and can reduce damaging blood vessel constriction.

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Analgesic

Slows nerve signal transmission to decrease pain impulse transmission.

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Bonus Benefits

From wrinkle and fat reduction to antioxidant effects, target cryotherapy delivers plenty.

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How Does It Work?

The Subzero Cryotherapy device uses pressurized CO2 gas at -110oF to target a local area of the body and cause "thermal shock". The sudden decrease in temperature rapidly activates the body's healing responses via Four Principal Effects:

• Vasomotor

  • Vasoconstriction during treatment causes local blood to leave the area carrying away inflammatory waste. Vasodilation immediately after treatment allows blood enriched with oxygen and nutrients to rush to the site.
     

• Analgesic

  • Slows nerve signal transmission to decrease pain
     

• Muscle Relaxant

  • Reduces muscle spasms and promotes healing by slowing nerve activity
     

• Anti-Inflammatory

  • Reduces the temperature and metabolic rate of wounded tissue to cause vasoconstriction leading to decreased blood flow and reducing edema. 

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What Does It Treat?

 

Inflammation & Pain

• General analgesia

• Edema

• Hematomas

• Superficial Wounds

• Sores and Abrasions

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Sports Injuries

• Microtrauma

• Tendon/ligament injuries - strains/sprains

• Bursitis

• Epicondylitis

• Muscle tears

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Orthopedic

• Arthrosis

• Subluxation

• Post-surgical

• Cervical or lumbar strains, sciatica

• Developmental orthopedic diseases

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Workout Recovery

• Delayed onset muscle soreness

• Exercise-induced inflammation

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Rehabilitation

• Spinal pathology to spinal cord injuries

• Soft tissue adhesion​
   

 

How Much Does It Cost?

 

Rates vary and packages are available. Visit our booking calendar for the details.​​​​