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Cryoskin 2.0 vs Neveskin (2026)

Published new pricing is limited: Neveskin lists $20k–$30k, but we haven't verified a new-price band for Cryoskin 2.0 — see the table below for what we've confirmed. Cryoskin 2.0 has no US FDA clearance on file. Neveskin's manufacturer is establishment registered with the device listed — that is not FDA clearance or approval. Both are used for body contouring, so choose on consumable cost per treatment, cleared indications and how many treatments you can realistically book each month.

Disclosure: the founder of The Aesthetic Index owns DNA Distribution, the North American distributor of the Cryoskin Revolution. Neveskin competes with a device it distributes. Cryoskin 2.0 is a discontinued model DNA Distribution does not sell, competing with the current-generation model it does sell. All records named here are excluded from all paid placement and their data is not sponsorable. See how we handle conflicts.

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Price comparison

Price comparison: Cryoskin 2.0 vs Neveskin
Attribute	Cryoskin 2.0	Neveskin
New price range	—	$20k–$30k
Used asking range	—	—
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New price range

Cryoskin 2.0: —
Neveskin: $20k–$30k

Used asking range

Cryoskin 2.0: —
Neveskin: —

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Consumable economics

Consumable economics: Cryoskin 2.0 vs Neveskin
Attribute	Cryoskin 2.0	Neveskin
Consumable cost / lock-in	Hyaluronic conductive gel on each session, plus periodic coolant — the same consumable as the rest of the Cryoskin family. ≈$1.20–$1.85 per session (gel). The arithmetic: gel runs $60–$92 per bottle (distributor-market range, Sep 2026) at a distributor-stated yield of approximately 50 sessions per bottle, so $60 ÷ ~50 ≈ $1.20 and $92 ÷ ~50 ≈ $1.85. DNA Distribution — the North American distributor of the current generation, owned by our founder — lists CRYOSKIN GEL at $92 per bottle (distributor-published, Sep 2026). Coolant: CRYOSKIN COOLANT LIQUID is distributor-published at $45 per bottle and lasts about 2–3 months. Approximately; facial sessions use less gel than body sessions, so heavy-body practices should budget below 50 sessions per bottle. No tips, cards, or per-treatment fees.	Thermal conductive gel on each treatment, plus periodic coolant. ≈$1.20–$1.85 per session (gel). The arithmetic: gel for cryo-contrast devices runs $60–$92 per bottle (distributor-market range, Artemis store listing, Sep 2026) at a distributor-stated yield of approximately 50 sessions per bottle, so $60 ÷ ~50 ≈ $1.20 and $92 ÷ ~50 ≈ $1.85. Multi-bottle packs list higher (Artemis' store lists thermal gel with hyaluronic acid up to $306 per pack). Approximately; facial work uses less gel than body work, so heavy-body practices should budget below 50 sessions per bottle. Periodic coolant/antifreeze replacement every few months is a separate recurring cost most published comparisons omit. No tips or cycle cards.
Service cost	Not published	Not published

Consumable cost / lock-in

Cryoskin 2.0: Hyaluronic conductive gel on each session, plus periodic coolant — the same consumable as the rest of the Cryoskin family. ≈$1.20–$1.85 per session (gel). The arithmetic: gel runs $60–$92 per bottle (distributor-market range, Sep 2026) at a distributor-stated yield of approximately 50 sessions per bottle, so $60 ÷ ~50 ≈ $1.20 and $92 ÷ ~50 ≈ $1.85. DNA Distribution — the North American distributor of the current generation, owned by our founder — lists CRYOSKIN GEL at $92 per bottle (distributor-published, Sep 2026). Coolant: CRYOSKIN COOLANT LIQUID is distributor-published at $45 per bottle and lasts about 2–3 months. Approximately; facial sessions use less gel than body sessions, so heavy-body practices should budget below 50 sessions per bottle. No tips, cards, or per-treatment fees.
Neveskin: Thermal conductive gel on each treatment, plus periodic coolant. ≈$1.20–$1.85 per session (gel). The arithmetic: gel for cryo-contrast devices runs $60–$92 per bottle (distributor-market range, Artemis store listing, Sep 2026) at a distributor-stated yield of approximately 50 sessions per bottle, so $60 ÷ ~50 ≈ $1.20 and $92 ÷ ~50 ≈ $1.85. Multi-bottle packs list higher (Artemis' store lists thermal gel with hyaluronic acid up to $306 per pack). Approximately; facial work uses less gel than body work, so heavy-body practices should budget below 50 sessions per bottle. Periodic coolant/antifreeze replacement every few months is a separate recurring cost most published comparisons omit. No tips or cycle cards.

Service cost

Cryoskin 2.0: Not published
Neveskin: Not published

FDA clearance

FDA clearance: Cryoskin 2.0 vs Neveskin
Attribute	Cryoskin 2.0	Neveskin
FDA status & indication	No US 510(k) located	Registered — no device clearance identified

FDA status & indication

Cryoskin 2.0: No US 510(k) located
Neveskin: Registered — no device clearance identified

Which chains run each

Which chains run each: Cryoskin 2.0 vs Neveskin
Attribute	Cryoskin 2.0	Neveskin
Chain adoption	0 recorded pairings	1 recorded pairing
Chains using it	—	iCRYO(Reported)
Approved reviews	0	0

Chain adoption

Cryoskin 2.0: 0 recorded pairings
Neveskin: 1 recorded pairing

Chains using it

Cryoskin 2.0: —
Neveskin: iCRYO(Reported)

Approved reviews

Cryoskin 2.0: 0
Neveskin: 0

Specs and platform

Specs and platform: Cryoskin 2.0 vs Neveskin
Attribute	Cryoskin 2.0	Neveskin
Manufacturer	Pro Design Plus SAS	Artemis Distribution LLC
Built by (OEM)	Elettronica Pagani S.r.l. (Italy)	Elettronica Pagani S.r.l. (Italy)
Category	Body Contouring	Body Contouring
Technology	Contact cooling wand (thermal shock)	Thermal contrast cryo (hot/cold) contact wand
Launch year	—	—
Status	Discontinued	Current
OEM platform	Elettronica Pagani cryo-contrast platformDocumented · Same platform as the other deviceAlso badged as: Pro Design Plus SAS Cryoskin 3.0, Pro Design Plus SAS Cryoskin 4.0, Artemis Distribution LLC Neveskin, Elettronica Pagani S.r.l. Cryo T-Shock	Elettronica Pagani cryo-contrast platformDocumented · Same platform as the other deviceAlso badged as: Pro Design Plus SAS Cryoskin 2.0, Pro Design Plus SAS Cryoskin 3.0, Pro Design Plus SAS Cryoskin 4.0, Elettronica Pagani S.r.l. Cryo T-Shock

Manufacturer

Cryoskin 2.0: Pro Design Plus SAS
Neveskin: Artemis Distribution LLC

Built by (OEM)

Cryoskin 2.0: Elettronica Pagani S.r.l. (Italy)
Neveskin: Elettronica Pagani S.r.l. (Italy)

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New: —

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New: $40.0k–$60.0k

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