What is Cryostamp?
Ultra V Cryostamp is a non-invasive treatment that combines two technologies:
- Cold stamping at –15°C – which provides a cooling effect on the skin surface.
- Electrophoresis (iontophoresis/micro-current) – which helps improve the absorption of selected skincare solutions into the skin’s deeper layers.
This process may allow larger molecules such as hyaluronic acid, peptides, antioxidants, and vitamins to penetrate more effectively compared to topical application alone.
How does it work?
- The skin is first cleansed and prepared.
- A solution containing active ingredients (such as hyaluronic acid, peptides, arbutin, idebenone, or vitamin C) is applied.
- The Cryostamp device combines cooling with pulsed electrical currents to assist transdermal delivery of these compounds.
What concerns can it address?
Depending on the solution chosen, Cryostamp may be considered for:
- Skin hydration and nourishment
- Supporting skin brightening and evening out skin tone
- Mild skin firming
- Temporary reduction in redness or swelling after other procedures
Cryostamp is sometimes performed after aesthetic procedures (such as laser, peels, injectables) to support recovery and comfort.
What to Expect
- Treatment usually takes around 20 minutes.
- Mild redness or sensitivity may occur but typically settles quickly.
- Most patients return to daily activities immediately.
- A course of 4–6 treatments, spaced fortnightly, is often recommended, with maintenance sessions 1–2 times per year.
Suitability
Cryostamp may be considered for people seeking non-invasive rejuvenation or hydration support. Suitability depends on skin type, medical history, and individual goals, and is confirmed at consultation.
Safety and Risks
All procedures carry some risk. Possible side effects include temporary redness, irritation, or sensitivity. Allergic reaction to certain topical ingredients is also possible. Your practitioner will discuss risks and aftercare before treatment.
Cryostamp – Frequently Asked Questions
Is Cryostamp painful?
Most patients describe the treatment as comfortable, with a cooling sensation.
How many treatments are needed?
An initial course of 4–6 treatments spaced fortnightly is usually recommended, followed by maintenance every 6–12 months.
What results can I expect?
Some patients notice temporary skin hydration after a session. Longer-term effects require multiple treatments and results vary between individuals.
Can it be combined with other treatments?
Yes. Cryostamp is often used after procedures such as lasers or peels to support skin comfort and hydration.
Is there downtime?
Most people return to normal activities immediately. Mild redness or sensitivity may occur but usually resolves within hours.