Before applying cryotherapy on a large area of skin it is indispensable to perform a patch test to ensure your skin reacts safely to the cold. This straightforward step can minimize risks like cold burns, inflammation, or skin sensitivities.

Begin with choosing a tiny and unnoticeable area of skin—near the ankle—where the skin is clean and dry. Steer clear of regions showing cuts, کرایو خانگی rashes, or broken skin.

Stick with your planned cryo application system you plan to use for the full application, no matter if it’s a gel. Apply the cold treatment for the same duration you intend to use during the full session, as directed by product guidelines depending on the product instructions.

When the treatment ends, observe the area closely for the next full 24-hour period. Be alert to symptoms such as abnormal discoloration, inflammation, skin lesions, tingling that lingers, or unbearable heat sensation.

If the skin returns to normal without discomfort, it is appropriate to apply fully with the full application. If you notice any unusual reactions, refrain from proceeding and reach out to your doctor.

Obey all safety recommendations and never prolong cold exposure past the limit, regardless of how well the test appears.

This essential step is especially important for people with sensitive skin, blood sugar disorders, or circulatory conditions. Investing a few minutes in safety can save you from unnecessary pain and complications.