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Mend Cryotherapy Santa Clarita Offering Male Cryo Sculpting

Santa Clarita’s male athletes and fitness fanatics are going to Mend Cryotherapy for another important part of their healthcare routine.

Mend Cryotherapy in Santa Clarita specializes in full body and localized cryotherapy, but also offers Cryo Sculpting and different health and beauty treatments.

This state of the art therapy treatment helps clients repair cellular activity, relieve pain and lose fat.


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Mend Cryo Sculpting offers the following the benefits:

  • Cellulite Reduction
  • Reduced Pain & Inflammation
  • Wrinkle Reduction
  • Accelerated Cellular Activity & Repair
  • Relaxed Muscles
  • Improved Blood Circulation
  • Fat Loss

Cryo Sculpting has been used in premium spas around Europe and is now known as the first cost effective body contouring solution on the market. This process removes toxins and inflammation from the body naturally, the professionals at mend can offer treatments that are safe, non-invasive and quick – only lasting about 20 minutes.

Related Article: Lose Fat, Reduce Pain And Accelerate Cellular Activity With Cryotherapy Treatments

Using the technology of Peltier cells, Mend Cryo Sculpting safely and quickly generates heat followed by transdermal cryotherapy. These 20 minute sessions start with the warming phase followed by sudden cooling. The temperatures experienced during the treatment are pleasant and not painful. The skin and fatty tissue are subjected to triple thermal shock (heat-cold-heat) which will optimize the results. The heat will affect the triglycerides and make them unstable, allowing it to attack the contents.

To learn more, watch the attached video and visit their website here.

Call Mend in Santa Clarita today to schedule a whole body Cryotherapy session, beauty treatment of a Cryo Sculpting session. You won’t regret it!

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Mend Cryotherapy in Santa Clarita offers full-body cryotherapy saunas that expose the entire body to freezing temperatures, which is shown to promote faster recovery times, improved performance, and so many other healing benefits. Now available in Santa Clarita, cryotherapy is considered to be a holistic cold therapy solution that naturally promotes the removal of toxins and recovery of muscles all at a cellular level. It is also a well-loved beauty treatment, helping to boost collagen to fight the signs of aging, help metabolism to promote weight loss and reduce blemishes, acne, and cellulite.

Mend Cryotherapy

28303 Newhall Ranch Road

Valencia, CA 91355

661-443-3022

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Mend Cryotherapy Santa Clarita Offering Male Cryo Sculpting

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About Kimberly Beers

Kimberly Beers is a Santa Clarita native. She received her Bachelor's Degree in Journalism from California State University, Northridge in 2013. While attending the university, she focused her attention on news writing and worked as a primary news writer for the campus' award winning radio station and televised news program. She began writing news stories for KHTS in 2014 and hopes to have a lifetime career dedicated to writing and sharing the news