Cryoskin

The treatment lasts 20-44 minutes depending on the desired area and treatment type.

Resuls are typically visible after the first 5 treatments; however, some can see results immediately. For CryoToining® and CryoFacial®, results can continue to improve for 48 hours after the treatment. For CryoSlimming® results continue to improve over a 2-week period. Results will depend on the individual and their lifestyle.

For CryoSlimming®, avoid working out 2 hours pre-treatment. Avoid carbs/sugars for a minimum of 2 hours before and after the treatment. Ensure that you drink enough water (half your body weight in ounces) every day for the 14 days following your treatment.

The Cryoskin procedure will involve the use of a handheld device that administers controlled cooling to the targeted area. The treatment is generally painless and doesn't require any anesthesia. While some people may experience temporary redness or numbness in the treated area.

There's usually no downtime associated with Cryoskin treatments, allowing individuals to resume their daily activities immediately after the session.

"Cold sculpting" likely refers to a specific brand of cryolipolysis treatment known as CoolSculpting. On the other hand, "Cryoskin therapy" encompasses a broader category of non-invasive treatments that use cold temperatures for various cosmetic purposes. While both CoolSculpting and Cryoskin therapy share the principle of using cold temperatures for cosmetic benefits, there are differences in terms of technology, treatment approach, and the specific outcomes they target.

CoolSculpting:

CoolSculpting is a trademarked name for a specific type of cryolipolysis treatment. CoolSculpting is primarily focused on fat reduction and body contouring. It involves the use of a controlled cooling device that targets and freezes fat cells beneath the skin's surface. The frozen fat cells eventually undergo apoptosis (natural cell death), and the body eliminates them over time through its natural metabolic processes.

Cryoskin Therapy:

Cryoskin therapy is a broader term that encompasses various treatments using cold temperatures for cosmetic purposes. It includes not only fat reduction but also skin toning, cellulite reduction, and facial rejuvenation. Cryoskin treatments use different approaches, such as applying cold temperatures followed by heat, to stimulate collagen production, improve skin elasticity, and promote a more toned appearance.

Cryoskin therapy is offered by various providers and may include treatments for different parts of the body, including the face, neck, abdomen, arms, and thighs. One major difference is that Cryoskin is not painful, there is no downtime, and the process can treat a larger area.

In summary, the main difference between CoolSculpting and Cryoskin therapy lies in their specific focuses and approaches. CoolSculpting is a brand of cryolipolysis treatment specifically designed for fat reduction and body contouring. Cryoskin therapy, on the other hand, is a broader category of treatments that use cold temperatures for various cosmetic purposes, including skin toning, cellulite reduction, and facial rejuvenation. One major difference is that Cryoskin is not painful, there is no downtime, and the process can treat a larger area. A key distinction is that Cryoskin is painless, requires no downtime, and can treat larger areas efficiently.