Targeted cooling is applied to specific areas of the body. The cold exposure triggers vasoconstriction (narrowing of blood vessels), followed by increased circulation once the treatment ends. This process helps reduce inflammation, support recovery, and stimulate natural biological responses in the treated area.

Yes. When performed by a trained professional using medical-grade equipment, cryotherapy is considered safe and non-invasive. At BE REVIVIFIED, all treatments are administered personally by Michael Kelso, ensuring proper technique and monitoring throughout each session.

Most clients describe the sensation as intense cold rather than pain. The treatment is brief and controlled, and discomfort typically subsides immediately after the session.

Sessions are typically quick and efficient. Depending on the treatment area and goal, most appointments last between 15–30 minutes, including consultation and setup time.

The number of sessions varies based on your goals:
⦁ Aesthetic treatments may require multiple sessions for optimal visible results.
⦁ Orthopedic recovery plans depend on injury type and severity.
⦁ Athletes may use cryotherapy regularly as part of their recovery routine.
During your consultation, a personalized plan will be created.

Cryotherapy may support:
⦁ Localized fat reduction
⦁ Skin tightening
⦁ Collagen stimulation
⦁ Improved skin tone and texture
Results vary by individual and are influenced by lifestyle and consistency.

Cryotherapy is commonly used to support:
⦁ Joint pain relief
⦁ Muscle soreness reduction
⦁ Post-workout recovery
⦁ Inflammation management
While it can be highly beneficial, it is not a substitute for medical treatment when needed.

No. Cryotherapy is non-invasive and requires no downtime. Most clients return to normal daily activities immediately after treatment.

Individuals with certain medical conditions (such as severe circulatory disorders, uncontrolled hypertension, or cold sensitivities) should consult a healthcare provider before beginning treatment. A screening discussion will take place before your first session.