Mobile cryotherapy is a recovery and wellness service where a practitioner brings professional-grade cryotherapy equipment directly to your location — a sporting event, workplace, corporate office, or home. Mobile Cryotherapy Brisbane uses the America Cryo SubZero device to deliver localised CO₂ cryotherapy at -70°C, without you needing to visit a clinic. Sessions run 60 to 120 seconds per area and require no downtime.

Localised cryotherapy applies pressurised CO₂ gas at -110°C to a targeted area of the body. The rapid temperature drop creates a thermal shock that triggers vasoconstriction (blood vessels narrow, reducing inflammation) followed by vasodilation (blood rushes back with oxygen and nutrients). This two-phase response reduces pain, flushes inflammatory waste, and accelerates the body's natural healing process. Each area takes 60 to 120 seconds. Most clients feel immediate pain relief and reduced swelling.

Ice packs cool the surface slowly and unevenly. Whole-body cryo chambers expose your entire body to nitrogen vapour. Localised CO₂ cryotherapy precisely targets a specific area at -70°C in seconds, creating a deep thermal shock that ice cannot replicate. Unlike whole-body chambers, it carries no oxygen displacement risk and gives precise control over exactly which area is treated — injury sites, the face, joints, or specific muscle groups.

A sharp, intense cold — similar to holding ice but faster and more penetrating. Most clients describe it as invigorating rather than painful. The cold sensation fades within moments after the device moves on. Many people feel an immediate loosening and relief in the treated area. The device is non-contact, meaning it never touches the skin.

None. You return to normal activity immediately after treatment. No redness, bruising, or recovery period. Athletes use it between games at tournaments, and workers use it on their break and return to their shift straight after.

Many clients feel results after a single session — particularly for acute pain, post-training soreness, or swelling. For chronic conditions like tendinopathy or recurring strains, 4 to 6 sessions combined with shockwave therapy typically produces the most significant lasting results. Your practitioner advisers based on your specific situation at the first session.

Yes. The Headache Killer treatment applies the cryotherapy device to the neck, base of skull, and temples for a quick $10 session. The cold reduces tension and inflammation in these areas, which are common contributors to tension headaches and post-training head pressure. Many athletes use this at events between games for fast relief.

Yes — reducing inflammation and muscle soreness is the primary application. The -110°C thermal shock triggers vasoconstriction, which limits the inflammatory response at the treatment site. After training, metabolic waste including lactic acid accumulates in muscles. Cryotherapy accelerates its removal by flushing the area with fresh oxygenated blood through the vasodilation response. Combined with an ice bath for systemic recovery, the effect on delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS) is significant.

The America Cryo SubZero device — a professional-grade localised cryotherapy system delivering pressurised CO₂ gas at temperatures as low as -110°C. It weighs 2.2 pounds, is fully portable, features an interactive LCD screen and a distance sensor for safe precise application, and is used in medical spas and sports recovery facilities internationally. The nozzle is non-contact — it never touches the skin.

Radial shockwave therapy (RSWT) delivers high-energy acoustic pulses to targeted tissue using a handheld device. The pulses break down scar tissue, stimulate blood flow, and trigger the body's natural collagen production and repair process. It treats: plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinopathy, patellar tendinopathy (jumper's knee), hamstring tendinopathy, rotator cuff issues, tennis and golfer's elbow, shin splints, and chronic muscle tightness with scar tissue.

It produces a deep tapping or thudding sensation, which can be intense over chronic or tender areas. Most clients rate it as uncomfortable but tolerable. The intensity is fully adjustable — your practitioner starts conservatively and increases based on your feedback. Any soreness after the session typically resolves within 24 to 48 hours. Many clients notice improved function and reduced pain in the days after treatment.

The Cryo and Shockwave Combo is in some cases the most effective protocol. Shockwave breaks down scar tissue and initiates the healing cascade in chronic tissue. Cryotherapy immediately following flushes inflammation and provides deep pain relief. Together they achieve results neither therapy produces alone. Clinical studies show 62% of patients treated with the combined protocol returned to their previous level of sport. The combo session takes 20 to 30 minutes.

Shockwave is not suitable for people with: a pacemaker or implanted electronic device near the treatment area, active blood clots or coagulation disorders, a cortisone injection at the site within the last 6 weeks, cancer or tumours in the treatment area, open wounds or acute inflammation at the site, pregnancy near the treatment area, or growth plate injuries in children. If unsure, consult your GP before booking.