When using cryo treatment on sensitive areas like the face, it is crucial to exercise extreme care to minimize risk of injury. Begin by your skin is free of oils and moisture before beginning the treatment. Never apply cryotherapy devices directly to the skin without a safety layer such as a gauze pad or the official protective cover. Limit each session to under 15 seconds per area to avoid cold burns or irritation. Avoid using cryotherapy on cuts or abrasions, sores or lesions, or areas with active acne or skin eruptions. Conduct a patch test the temperature on a small patch of skin on your neck or jawline before treating larger areas of the face. Limit to cryotherapy over one time per 24 hours on the face, and space sessions by 24+ hours between treatments. Following the procedure, carefully hydrate the area with a hypoallergenic, repairing balm to help restore the skin barrier. If you experience persistent flushing, tingling, or burning, discontinue treatment right away and contact a skin specialist. Those diagnosed with Raynaud’s disease or hypersensitivity to low temperatures should refrain from any facial cryo use. Maintain the appliance in a shaded, کرایو خانگی moisture-free area and comply with official directions carefully to maximize safety and performance.