Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Cryotherapy Maintenance.

Most clients book maintenance every 1–4 weeks depending on goals, treated areas, and response. Your therapist will recommend a personalized frequency based on progress, sensitivity, and desired longevity to sustain skin tightening, fat reduction, and inflammation control between full cycles.

Yes—when administered by trained staff, maintenance cryotherapy is generally safe for sensitive skin and older adults. We perform an assessment, adjust temperature and exposure, and may run a patch test. Contraindications like cold urticaria or vascular conditions require medical clearance.

Maintenance sessions help preserve fat reduction results but are not a standalone permanent solution. Full treatment cycles, consistent maintenance, and lifestyle measures produce longer-lasting contour changes; stubborn pockets may need additional targeted treatments or medical consultation for permanent reduction.

Typical side effects are mild and short-lived: temporary redness, numbness, tingling, or slight swelling. Rare bruising or sensitivity can occur. Most effects resolve within hours to a few days. Contact us if symptoms worsen, persist, or you experience signs of infection.

Wear comfortable, loose clothing and avoid topical creams or oils on the treated area before your session. Stay hydrated and avoid heavy exercise immediately before or after treatment. Inform us of medications, medical history, or recent procedures to ensure safe, effective maintenance.

Yes—you can combine maintenance cryotherapy with many spa services like massage or body contouring. Schedule coordination is important: allow appropriate spacing between procedures and disclose treatments so we can customize timing, prevent interactions, and maximize recovery and results.