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What is
A CryoFacial?
A CryoFacial is a non-invasive cold therapy treatment that uses controlled bursts of vaporized nitrogen to rapidly cool the skin on the face, neck, and jawline. This extreme-yet-safe temperature drop triggers vasoconstriction and vasodilation—your body’s natural response to cold—boosting blood flow, oxygen, and nutrient delivery to the skin.
The result: reduced puffiness, minimized pores, and a visible lift in tone and radiance—all without downtime, needles, or irritation.
It’s not a mask. It’s not skincare hype.
It’s performance-grade skin recovery—powered by science, perfected by cold.


THE Physiology Behind the Cryofacial
When the skin is exposed to controlled cold, surface temperature drops rapidly—triggering a natural response known as vasoconstriction, followed by vasodilation. This process increases microcirculation, driving fresh, oxygen-rich blood and nutrients to the skin while flushing out metabolic waste and toxins.
As circulation improves, collagen and elastin production are stimulated, helping the skin appear firmer, smoother, and more defined over time. The cold also reduces inflammation and constricts pores, leading to an immediate tightening effect and a more even, luminous complexion.
In short: CryoFacial isn’t just a chill treatment—it’s science in motion.
Your skin performs better because your body does.

Clinically Proven Benefits of CryoFacial
Research in dermatology and cryotherapy science confirms that targeted cold exposure to facial tissue delivers measurable improvements in circulation, inflammation, and skin elasticity.
Studies have shown that controlled cryotherapy:
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Increases microcirculation and oxygen flow, enhancing nutrient delivery and cellular repair.
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Stimulates collagen and elastin synthesis, improving skin firmness and long-term tone.
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Reduces local inflammation, which helps calm acne, rosacea, and puffiness.
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Activates lymphatic drainage, aiding detoxification and reducing fluid retention.
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Decreases pore size and surface redness, creating a smoother, more even complexion.
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CryoFacials have also been documented to improve skin temperature regulation and accelerate post-procedure recovery, making them ideal for athletes, performers, and anyone who demands more from their skin.
At GOAT Wellness, every CryoFacial is delivered with precision—merging science, technology, and Chicago grit to restore your skin’s natural performance edge.
Soothe. Brighten. Heal.
Benefits of CryoFacial

The CryoFacial doesn’t just refresh your skin—it reactivates it.
Here’s what you can expect:
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Boosted circulation → Delivers oxygen and nutrients for a natural glow.
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Reduced inflammation → Calms puffiness, redness, and skin irritation.
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Collagen activation → Firms and strengthens the skin barrier over time.
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Smaller pores → Refines skin texture and enhances smoothness.
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Brighter, more even tone → Improves clarity and complexion.
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Lymphatic drainage → Helps detoxify and decongest facial tissues.
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Instant skin revival → Immediate cooling effect that wakes up dull, fatigued skin.
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No downtime → Safe, non-invasive, and perfect pre- or post-event.
It’s not just a facial—it’s a reset button for your skin’s performance.
Who is a good candidate for a CryoFacial?
A CryoFacial is designed for anyone looking to restore balance, reduce inflammation, and revive their skin’s performance. It’s recovery for your face—helping repair, calm, and strengthen the skin at its core.
You’re an ideal candidate if you experience:
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Acne, breakouts, dark circles, eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, or allergies
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Premature aging, fine lines, or loss of elasticity
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Headaches or hair loss linked to inflammatory responses
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Or any form of chronic inflammation that affects your skin’s clarity or comfort
CryoFacials are equally effective for those without specific skin conditions who want to refine pores, smooth texture, and restore a healthy, radiant glow.
When performed consistently, CryoFacials can help reduce the frequency and intensity of breakouts and inflammation-based skin issues—making it an excellent introduction to the Cryoskin Facial, which builds upon these results with amplified firming and sculpting effects.
What To Expect During Your CryoFacial Session


At your first appointment, your CryoTherapist will assess your skin to determine the correct temperature protocol and focus areas based on your goals.
During the treatment, you’ll relax as your therapist gently glides a hand-held wand releasing chilled air across the skin. The vapor gradually becomes colder throughout the session—but it’s not uncomfortable. In fact, most clients describe it as surprisingly refreshing and calming.
As the temperature drops, you’ll begin to feel your skin naturally tighten and activate circulation—a physiological response that boosts oxygen, nutrients, and collagen production beneath the surface.
After the session, your skin will feel cool, firm, and revived with a healthy glow—no redness, no downtime, just instant recovery for your face.
How long do CryoFacial benefits last?
You should start to see the benefits immediately. Depending on the current condition of your skin, the benefits should last 1-7 days. Just like all cryotherapy treatments, the benefits last only with consistent treatments. To see longer lasting benefits it is recommended to do regular treatments for at least a few months.
How often should I get a CryoFacial?
Just like all cryotherapy treatments, the frequency depends on what symptoms you’re treating or preventing, and what results you want. Long term results come after consistent treatments. The general recommendation for any vaporized cryotherapy treatment is at least a few times a week for a few months. This recommendation may be different if you have an acute injury or flare up.
CryoFacial Before Care:
There is no special before care, except you want to have dry skin when getting a CryoFacial.
CryoFacial Before Care:
The best part of a CryoFacial is there is no special aftercare.
CryoFacial Contraindications:
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Open or infected wounds in the desired treatment area
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Severe Raynaud’s Syndrome



