Warmth & redness
Recent procedures, skin color, warmth and pain are checked before cooling.
SOOTHING / CRYO
We assess warmth and sensitivity before applying Cryo cooling care. Skin reactions before and after procedures guide the area and sequence of care.
ASSESSMENT
Recent procedures, skin color, warmth and pain are checked before cooling.
Tell us about hives or unusual reactions to cold. Sensation and circulation concerns are also checked.
Crusts, skin injury, ointments and dressings inform the contact method and sequence.
TREATMENT & CARE
Treatment area is adjusted while monitoring color and pain, avoiding excessive cooling.
Post-treatment warmth and reaction guide cooling and moisturizing, alongside the procedure’s wound-care instructions.
Recurring redness or ongoing inflammation and pain prompt examination and, when appropriate, redness/vascular care.
RECOVERY & DAILY CARE
Report pain, numbness or marked color changes during cooling. Follow moisturizing and protection instructions. Worsening pain, blisters or discharge after a procedure require assessment rather than repeated cooling alone.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
This page describes local cooling care around procedures, distinct from cryotherapy intended to destroy a lesion.
Cold urticaria and sensation or circulation problems are assessed first. Tell us about previous reactions before treatment is selected.
The skin reaction needs assessment. Worsening pain, blisters, discharge or color change should be reported to the clinic promptly.
Device & treatment
Device & treatment
Care guide
Aftercare