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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about SubZero Cryo Therapy Package of 6 (Neck, Face, or Chin).
This package includes six targeted SubZero Cryo Therapy sessions. Treatments are designed as a series to maximize collagen stimulation and progressive skin tightening, producing better results than a single treatment.
We typically recommend scheduling sessions one week apart or every 7–14 days, depending on skin sensitivity and response. Your technician will personalize the interval for optimal healing and collagen remodeling.
Most clients report a cold, tingling sensation rather than pain. Sessions are brief and well tolerated without anesthesia. Any temporary discomfort usually subsides quickly after treatment.
Initial improvements can appear after two to three sessions, with more noticeable tightening and texture changes emerging over several weeks as collagen rebuilds. Best outcomes are typically seen after completing the full six-session package.
Common temporary effects include redness, mild swelling, numbness, or tingling that resolve within hours to a few days. Rarely, bruising or blistering may occur. We provide aftercare instructions to minimize risks.
Not recommended for pregnant clients, individuals with cold sensitivity disorders (cryoglobulinemia, cold urticaria), uncontrolled medical conditions, or active skin infections. A consultation and medical history review will determine candidacy.