Cryotherapy Facial in Fort Worth, TX

For many people a cooling facial is a comfortable way to temporarily reduce the look of puffiness and redness and leave skin feeling tight and refreshed. It is cosmetic, not a medical treatment, and it is not suitable for everyone: skip it with cold urticaria, Raynaud’s, pregnancy or broken skin. Results fade over days to weeks, so a series of sessions is recommended.

Our cryotherapy facial is $325 for a 60-minute session at Vearitea Wellness Spa in Hulen Mall. That includes cleansing, gentle exfoliation and the controlled −6 °C cooling step. Affirm financing and major cards are accepted, so you can spread the cost of a series.

It depends on the type of cryotherapy. At Vearitea Wellness Spa, the cryotherapy facial is $325 for 60 minutes, and the body cryotherapy session is $420 for 60 minutes. For the body, cavitation and cryotherapy combo sessions are $540 each, and bundles of 6, 10 or 12 sessions lower the per-session price.

The appointment itself takes about 60 minutes. The refreshed, less puffy look is strongest for the first day or two and usually fades over days to a couple of weeks. A typical starting point is a series of four to six sessions, often one to two weeks apart, then maintenance every three to five weeks; your specialist will tailor the plan. Results vary from person to person.

A cryo facial is good for a quick refresh with no downtime. Many clients book it to take the edge off morning puffiness, to calm skin that looks flushed, or to look more awake before an event. It leaves skin feeling tight, toned and refreshed. It is a cosmetic treatment and is not intended to treat acne, rosacea or any other skin condition.

For a facial, the common effects are mild and short-lived: temporary pinkness, a tingling or numb feeling, and a cold sensation that fades within minutes. Results are temporary, so a series is needed for a consistent look. It is not suitable for people with cold urticaria, Raynaud’s or other cold sensitivity, during pregnancy, or with broken or infected skin.

A typical starting point is a series of four to six sessions, often one to two weeks apart, then maintenance every three to five weeks; your specialist will tailor the plan. If you are booking for one event, many clients choose a single session a day or two beforehand.

No. The cold is noticeable and you will feel some tingling, but it is brief because the applicator keeps moving and never stays in one spot. Many clients find it refreshing rather than uncomfortable, and the tingling fades within minutes. Tell your specialist at any time if you would like a short break or a lighter pass.

Yes. There is no downtime, so you can apply makeup straight away and go back to work or out to dinner. Skin may look slightly pink for up to an hour. Because the skin is freshly cleansed and exfoliated, many clients like how makeup sits afterwards, which is one reason the facial is popular before events.

We do not perform cryotherapy facials during pregnancy or while breastfeeding. Ask us about gentler options, and check with your physician before booking any spa treatment while pregnant. The same caution applies if you have cold urticaria, Raynaud’s or another medical condition that cold could affect.