LOCAL CYROTHERAPY

WHAT IS LOCAL CRYO STIMULATION

Local Cryo stimulation involves the exposure of extreme low temperatures (approximately -160°C or 256F) to a specific area of the body and face. The skin is cooled sufficiently using nitrogen vapor (LN2) to provoke the vasoconstriction of blood vessels, which is then followed by rapid vasodilation post treatment, Cryo stimulation activates the body's optimum defense mechanism. During the short session only the skin is cooled superficially and the body responds by raising it's internal temperature through increased rates of micro-circulations across the treatment area. The metabolic surge continues for over 4 hours after each procedure. Local Cryo stimulation is often used for pain relief, post surgery recovery and injury rehabilitation. Pain relieving effects of Cryo stimulation can last for 3 - 4 days. Cryo stimulation is applied to increase the rate of healing in order to reduce injury time frames alongside physical therapy programs.

KEY BENEFITS OF LOCAL CRYO STIMULATION

Pain relief, treats pain syndromes and neuralgias

Reduction of spasm

Reduced muscle tension

Improvement of joint function

Reduction of post traumatic treatments

After surgery recovery therapy

Overall quicker return to training

Decreased localized muscle fatigue

Stress related conditions

Improves blood and lymphatic circulation in treated area

Effective during post operative rehabilitation stages