What is
Localized Cryotherapy?
Our localized cryotherapy device helps by reducing inflammation and rapidly cooling sore areas. The thermal shock causes the body to trigger itself into recovery/healing mode by increasing the production of “feel good hormones”.
At nearly 20 times the intensity of an ice pack, you can expect inflammation to jump out of your body from the moment the session starts!
Why should I do Localized Cryotherapy?
Just a few of the reasons why our clients love using our cutting-edge localized cryotherapy device.
Reduce Inflammation
Minimize pain and inflammation to start feeling better today.
Accelerate Recovery
No surgery needed; speed up the body's natural healing process.
Stay Active
Get back to what you enjoy doing most, pain-free and with a smile on your face.
Enhance Range Of Motion
Decrease swelling to drastically improve range of motion.
Common Localized Cryotherapy questions
Have any more questions? Feel free to give us a call at 406-952-3768 for more information.
What is the difference between Whole Body Cryotherapy and Localized Cryotherapy?
While somewhat similar, whole body cryotherapy and localized cryotherapy still have some major differences. Localized cryotherapy is actually more powerful for fighting pain in a specific area while whole body cryotherapy is best used for a systemic wellness response throughout the entire body.
How long is a localized cryotherapy session?
A session can range anywhere between 3 to 7 minutes long depending on how much inflammation is in the area. Injuries with a large amount of inflammation take longer to cool off to the proper stimulus temperature.
Can you do whole body cryotherapy and localized cryotherapy in one day?
Yes! In fact, it’s encouraged as they work synergistically yet focus on different things. You would start out with whole body cryotherapy and then do a localized cryotherapy session.
Is there any other service you recommend pairing with localized cryotherapy?
Yes! Red light therapy is highly encouraged after a localized cryotherapy session.