August 10th 2019 – GoCryo (Formerly NextGen Cryo) San Diego’s premier cryotherapy company that offers Whole-Body Cryotherapy, Localized Cryotherapy, Cryo Slimming, Cryo Facials, Compression Therapy, Massage Therapy, and a Mobile Cryotherapy Unit will be hosting a grand opening this Saturday, August 10th from 9am-3pm. GoCryo has been operating since August of 2017 and has quickly become the go-to spot for all recovery and pain management needs! Countless athletes, celebrities, and even musicians have come by and gotten their recovery fix from GoCryo since the opening of its facility and we are ..read more

Local cold therapy or cryotherapy is commonly used as a procedure to relieve pain symptoms, particularly in inflammatory diseases, injuries and overuse symptoms. A peculiar form of cold therapy or stimulation was proposed 30 years ago for the treatment of rheumatic diseases. Click here to view entire article Book your introductory $30 cryotherapy session today: http://nextgencryo.com/booknow/ The post Whole-Body Cryotherapy in Athletes appeared first on NextGen Cryo ..read more

What is “Frotox?” Whole-body cryotherapy—which involves sitting in a sauna-like, -200 degrees Fahrenheit chamber for three minutes to burn up to 800 calories— has been around for decades. Now, that same therapy is catching on in major cities across the country to work similar magic on the face. The Cryocure Facial uses a controlled beam of vaporized liquid nitrogen to freeze the skin on the face, scalp, and neck area. It promises to tighten the skin, fill in fine lines, and reduce wrinkles. “During the procedure, liquid nitrogen is sprayed on the face skin to cool the skin surface and temper ..read more

We all want clear and beautiful skin, but the path to perfect skin isn’t always easy. In the past, it wasn’t unusual for people to go to extreme measures just to achieve soft, touchable skin. Ancient Chinese women would grind pearls into powder to soothe irritated skin and fight acne. It is still widely believed that Egyptian Queen, Cleopatra, would lounge in baths of milk to retain her skin’s youthful glow. Even today, it is not uncommon for people to subject their skin to harsh chemical peels in an effort to achieve healthy skin. However, not all of us have a bag or pearls lying around or ..read more

The use of cold in medicine has been known since antiquity. In various ancient cultures, it was one of several traditional methods for relieving physical suffering. In ancient Greece, Persia and the Roman Empire, cold remedies such as snow,ice-water mixtures and cold water were applied to treat a wide range of diseases. Click here to view entire article Book your introductory $30 cryotherapy session today: http://nextgencryo.com/booknow/ The post Whole- andpartial-bodycryostimulation/cryotherapy:Current technologiesandpracticalapplications appeared first on NextGen Cryo ..read more

I’m sure you have heard of botox. But, have you ever heard of something called ‘frotox’? It’s the nickname that the beauty industry has coined for cryotherapy facial. Cryotherapy facial is a treatment in which your skin is exposed to subzero temperatures. It is the hottest (pun intended!) skin care treatment right now that celebs are obsessed with. Scroll down to learn more about it. Cryotherapy means ‘cold therapy.’ It is a treatment in which your body or a body part (such as your face) is exposed to subzero temperatures for a few minutes. This technique was first developed in Japan in 1 ..read more

The term “proprioception” was developed in 1906 by Sherrington, who first used the hypotheses of the “proprioceptive field,” the “proprioceptive reflex,” and the “proprioceptive system.” Proprioception is defined as the perception of joint position and movement as well as “the afferent information arising from internal peripheral areas of the body (located predominantly in the muscles, tendons, joint capsules and ligaments) that contribute to postural control (postural equilibrium), joint stability (segmental posture), and several conscious sensations (muscle sense)”. Click here to view entir ..read more

When it comes to facials, and skin care in general, I’m not usually one to experiment. Aside from a few spa treatments I’ve experienced over the years, the closest I get to a facial most days is looking in the mirror and constantly touching my skin. (I know, I’m working on it.) So when mbg’s beauty editor asked me to try a cryotherapy facial, I was both intrigued and hesitant. Assuming you don’t know much about cryotherapy facials, it’s safe to say I knew less. I thought I was going to freeze my ass off because what I do know about cryotherapy is that it’s quite cold. Would a facial ..read more

Cryotherapy has gained popularity in the recent years with spa treatments exposing clients to subzero temperatures to help relieve pain and improve their health. This wellness treatment has recently undergone another adaptation with the cryotherapy facial treatment. Cryo Facial Facts The Cryo Facial is a cryogenic treatment that is performed by what is considered a “cryo probe,” which beams vaporized liquid nitrogen across the forehead, cheeks, nose and chin.1 Different from the cryotherapy chambers that can be used for pain relief, the facial  targets helping the face look younger. The treatm ..read more

“How’s the ice facial?” my husband Will texted me the other day. He meant to write “Cryo Facial,” the next big trend in anti-aging that, via blasts of cold vapor and light therapy, is meant to boost cell rejuvenation and collagen as well as plump the face, but I didn’t bother to correct him. I was still flying high from my 45 minutes with medical aesthetician Elena Wawrzynski, which included a microdermabrasion session, LED light therapy, and yes, freezing, ice-cold air—like negative 225 degrees Fahrenheit freezing—blown across my forehead, cheeks, neck, and chin. I wasn’t going to let a littl ..read more