Gymna Cryoflow ICE-IR cold air cryotherapy device
Cold air cryotherapy with infrared control
Cold air cryotherapy has been used for centuries to cool the skin in a controlled way. The Gymna Cryoflow ICE-IR has a unique infrared feedback system: a sensor continuously measures skin temperature and the airflow adjusts automatically to reach and maintain the desired temperature.
- Infrared feedback
- Static or dynamic
- Several nozzles
Key features
| Technology | Cold air with infrared feedback |
|---|---|
| Control | Infrared sensor measures the skin; automatic airflow |
| Application | Static (hands-free) or dynamic (manual) |
| Nozzles | Several, for different areas of the body |
Gymna Cryoflow ICE-IR cryotherapy device
Gymna Cryoflow ICE-IR
Optimised temperature control
According to Gymna, the powerful airflow lowers skin temperature down to 12 °C in about 1 minute, which allows short treatments. The compression effect of the airflow opens other applications, such as lymphatic drainage.
- Continuous skin temperature measurement by infrared sensor
- Airflow adjusted automatically: avoids temperatures that are too high or too low
- Nozzles for different areas of the body
- Static, hands-free application, or dynamic, manual application
Frequently asked questions
What is cold air cryotherapy used for?
It cools the skin in a controlled way. According to Gymna, the airflow lowers skin temperature down to 12 °C in about 1 minute, and the compression effect opens other applications, such as lymphatic drainage.
How much does a cryotherapy device cost?
The price depends on the equipment and the nozzles. Request a quote and we will send a proposal.
How does infrared feedback work?
A sensor measures skin temperature during treatment and the device regulates the airflow to keep the chosen temperature.
Can it be used hands-free?
Yes, there is static, hands-free application and dynamic, manual application.
Which nozzles are available?
Several, for different areas of the body. Ask for the current list through the contact form.