Call: (434) 299-9495
Email: blueridgecryo@gmail.com
Mailing Address: 21430 Timberlake Road, Lynchburg, VA 24502, US
If you suffer from any of the below please let us know.
Important Notes To Prepare For Your Cryo Session
To ensure you the optimal benefits for your cryo session and remain safe its is important to note the following:
How will I feel?
During your treatment, you will feel dry cold. This type of cold is not painful, and most people say it is more pleasant than cold water or ice baths. Unlike diving into a cold pool, the cryo gets cold gradually – the feeling of cold is not sudden and does not ‘shock’ you. A member of our team will be with you at all times and can pause the temperature decline or stop the treatment at any time. Following the treatment your skin will likely be pink or a little red depending on your skin type. This is perfectly normal and will subside quickly.
Post-Cryo Slimming Care
In order to get the best results after each session, apply these tips:
Absolute Contraindications for Red Light Therapy
Red Light Therapy Overview
Red light therapy uses red and near-infrared light (NIR) to stimulate mitochondria, a small structure found in each cell of your body. Mitochondria play an essential role in producing energy for the cell and are important for reducing inflammation.
Red light therapy, applied through the skin, penetrates deep into the body and is thought to have many beneficial effects. People use red light therapy to improve skin quality, manage minor pain, enhance performance, improve sleep quality, and many other reasons. Red light therapy may also be referred to as photobiomodulation or low-level laser therapy (LLLT).
Like anything else however, red light therapy should not necessarily be used by everyone. Those wanting to use red light therapy should be aware of any potential contraindications so that they can obtain RLT benefits as safely as possible.
Absolute Contraindications for Red Light Therapy
In medical terminology, absolute contraindications are factors under which a treatment should never be used. While some absolute contraindications for red light therapy may exist, it is important to note that red light therapy is a newer form of therapy that is still under research. Additionally, the FDA and other regulatory agencies have not outlined absolute contraindications for red light therapy.
Ultimately, contraindications for red light therapy are not set in stone; however, clinical knowledge combined with a growing body of research does provide several potential absolute contraindications
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