Cryo-Thermal Body Contouring
Cool. Warm. Contour.
Explore a non-surgical approach to body contouring with cryo-thermal treatments at PeachRx.
Our cryo-thermal equipment uses controlled temperature-based techniques as part of an individualized aesthetic treatment plan.
What Is Cryo-Thermal Contouring?
Cryo-thermal contouring uses alternating or sequenced cooling and warming applications to treat selected areas of the body.
Unlike muscle-stimulation treatments, cryo-thermal services focus on temperature-based tissue treatment rather than producing repeated muscle contractions.
The specific settings, application methods, and treatment goals depend on the applicator and protocol selected for your session.
What Areas Can Be Treated?
Potential treatment areas may include the abdomen, flanks, thighs, arms, and other areas approved under PeachRx's equipment protocols.
Your provider will confirm which areas are appropriate during your consultation.
What Does It Feel Like?
You may experience cool and warm sensations as the applicator moves across or treats the selected area. The provider will monitor your comfort and skin response throughout the session.
Treatment should not cause intolerable pain, burning, or skin injury. Report any unusual sensations immediately.
How Long Does Treatment Take?
Appointment length varies depending on the selected area, applicator, and treatment protocol. Your provider will confirm the expected duration before your session.
How Many Sessions Are Recommended?
Cryo-thermal treatments may be performed as a series. The recommended number and spacing of sessions will depend on your goals, skin response, and the protocol used.
What Results Can I Expect?
Cryo-thermal services are intended for aesthetic contouring. Visible results are variable, and PeachRx does not guarantee a specific amount of fat reduction, circumference change, or skin tightening.
Safety & Screening
Temperature-based treatments are not suitable for everyone. Certain cold-sensitive conditions, circulation problems, impaired sensation, skin disorders, and other medical factors may require treatment modification or avoidance.
A consultation and safety screening are required to determine eligibility.
