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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about NEVESKIN™ CryoSoothe for Pain Relief (Enhancement).
Generally safe for most clients, but not recommended for open wounds, severe neuropathy, or certain circulatory disorders. Inform your therapist about medical conditions, recent surgeries, or pregnancy so they can adapt or decline the enhancement for your safety.
Duration varies by individual and condition; many clients report immediate reduction lasting several hours to days. Repeated sessions and combining with massage or physical therapy can extend benefits. Your therapist can recommend frequency based on symptom relief and treatment goals.
Most clients experience a pleasant cooling and temporary numbing without irritation. Mild redness or sensitivity can occur but usually resolves quickly. We monitor skin response throughout the enhancement and adjust temperature to maintain comfort and safety for each client.
CryoSoothe is designed as an enhancement and can be paired with most massages, body treatments, or facials. We recommend mentioning it when booking so we can reserve time and confirm suitability; therapists can also add it upon arrival if space allows.
Yes. Please disclose conditions like Raynaud's, severe cardiovascular disease, uncontrolled diabetes, open wounds, recent fractures, or impaired sensation. Also inform us of pregnancy, blood thinning medications, or implantable devices so therapists can determine safety and adapt or decline treatment.
Wear loose clothing that allows access to the targeted area and avoid applying lotions or oils beforehand. Notify your therapist of current medications or recent injuries. Arrive a few minutes early so the therapist can assess suitability and explain what to expect.