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Cryotherapy
Local Cryotherapy is an impulse cryostimulation to the surface to applying cryogenic temperatures of 140 C for a short time 3-5 min.

The extreme cold creates a flushing effect, which pushes blood away from the targeted area. This gives the area a deep, long lasting cold sensation. Extreme cold activates the body’s natural healing mechanisms. As a result, the body increases its metabolic rate in order to produce more heat and protects the treated part of the body. It increases circulation by 4 times, oxygenates the blood and flushes out the toxins, which decreases inflammation.
Benefits of local cryotherapy
Pain Management and Wellness:
– reduces pain in rheumatoid diseases of joints and spine like Ankylosing Spondylitis, Gout, Osteoarthritis, Rheumatoid Arthritis
– treates chronic injuries
– decreases muscle soreness, spasms, inflammation and swelling
– boosts lymph drainage and blood cirulation
Sports and Recovery:
– improves muscle strength and joint function
– quickens injury recovery time
– helps to train harder
– treats inflammation of tendons, bursa, joint capsules, soft tissue, injuries
– Plantar fasciitis
Cosmetics:
– improves skin condition such as psoriasis
– reduces cellulitis
– quickens healing and post surgical recovery
– boots collagen production and circulation during facial treatment and decreases the pores leaving the skin fresh, firm and younger looking
– helps with the healing of tissue burns
To get in touch with a team member or practitioner,
Call
020 8458 7869
You can also check dates for availability and book appointments online.
Sutherland House Cryotherapist
Anna Steele-Finkelstein Chartered Physiotherapist MPhysEd, MCSP, HCPC
5 Star Patient Reviews
North West London, East Finchley, Barnet, Edgware, Golders Green
For the best result, it is recommended to have 8-10 treatments within 2-3 weeks.
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