Jessica abreu
Core Nutrition and Wellness
Attested owner
Model: 3.0Would buy againResults 5/5Reliability 5/5Service & support 5/5Training 5/5
Cryoskin 3.0
Thermal contrast (spa) · Contact cooling wand (thermal shock)
Note: The founder's company distributes the current-generation Cryoskin Revolution for the same trademark holder (Pro Design Plus SAS). It does not sell this discontinued model, which competes with the model it does sell. Ownership & conflicts.
Discontinued5.0(1 review)Small sample
At a glance
- New-unit reference · older model
- Not published
- FDA status
- Supplies & recurring costs
- See supply and replacement costs below.
Sources and data on file
Data on file
- Recurring consumables
- Not verified
- FDA
- No US 510(k) located
- Used asking prices
- Not verified
- This panel shows a per-treatment supply cost only when a recorded figure has a dated source.
- Bottle prices and estimates may still appear under Treatment & running costs.
- The calculator may include a labeled planning estimate. Review it or enter your own allowance; missing data never means $0.
Figures are reference points, not current offers.
Marketed as a non-invasive cosmetic / general wellness product. Under FDA's General Wellness guidance, low-risk products making only general wellness claims are not reviewed, cleared, or approved by FDA.
Disclosure: the founder of The Aesthetic Index owns DNA Distribution, which distributes the Cryoskin Revolution — a competing model. DNA Distribution has never sold this model. Ownership and conflicts
1 of 1 reviewers would buy again
Page updated: September 4, 2026 · How we verify
Older-model price not documented
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Price sourcesSources, dates and configurations
Used price reference: Not published·Distributor · Updated Sep 1, 2026No verified used asking range yet. Distributor-reported (unverified): the Cryoskin 3.0 is probably the most common installed unit from past years, so it appears most often on the used market — but we hold no documented asking prices for it, and we do not publish a used range without them.
Key factsCompany, specifications and verification dates
| Manufacturer | Pro Design Plus SAS |
|---|---|
| Company | Ownership: not yet verified. |
| Parent company | Pro Design Plus SAS |
| Brand owner | Pro Design Plus SAS |
| Built by (OEM) | Elettronica Pagani S.r.l. (Italy) |
| Category | Body Contouring |
| Technology | Contact cooling wand (thermal shock) |
| FDA status | No US 510(k) located |
| New-unit reference (older model) | Not published |
| Used price reference | Not published |
| Consumables | 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. |
| Launch year | Not published |
| Pricing | Not published |
| Manufacturer-source documents checked | Not published |
Overview
Legacy Cryoskin generation, discontinued and replaced by the 4.0 and then the current Cryoskin Revolution. Distributor-reported: the 3.0 is probably the most common Cryoskin unit still installed from past years, which makes it the generation most often seen on the used market.
No verified used asking range yet — we publish a used range only from documented asking prices. Same regulatory position and same gel consumable as the rest of the family.
How it worksTechnology and manufacturing
Origin
Italy (Elettronica Pagani S.r.l.), for Pro Design Plus SAS
FDA & regulatory detailClearance timeline, authorization route and citation notes
No FDA record located — general wellness/cosmetic marketingNo FDA record located — general wellness/cosmetic marketing
Lenders and insurers may ask for regulatory documentation before financing or covering a device without US clearance.
FDA-cleared indications (verbatim)
Not published — no US clearance located for this model.
Marketed for
Thermal contrast (spa) — Contact cooling wand (thermal shock)
Marketing claims are the manufacturer's own and are not the same as a cleared indication.
Parent company: Pro Design Plus SAS
Legal manufacturer: Elettronica Pagani S.r.l. (Italy)
Regulatory data comes from public FDA records and may lag recent updates. Confirm the applicable status and documentation before purchase.
Treatment & running costs
Supplies & recurring costs
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.
·2 observations · Authorized-distributor public pricing · Updated Sep 2026 · Medium confidence
Source notes
Distributor-market range (Sep 2026): gel $60–$90 per bottle; DNA Distribution lists CRYOSKIN GEL at $92 for the current generation. Coolant distributor-published at $45 per bottle, about 2–3 months of use.
Yield distributor-stated at approximately 50 sessions per bottle, so per-session gel ≈$1.20–$1.80. DNA Distribution is owned by the founder of The Aesthetic Index — see /how-we-handle-conflicts.
Yield is approximate — facial sessions use less gel than body sessions.
Not yet documented: session schedule, treatment pricing, annual service costs.
Payback calculatorEnter your quote, volume and running costs
Estimate your payback
Enter your quote and treatment costs for Cryoskin 3.0. Published figures appear where available; review them before using the estimate.
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Screening considerationsCatalog notes to check against the current instructions for use
Catalog screening notes
Not published — the distributor has been asked to supply the manual's contraindication list; a primary source will be cited when received.
These notes are not a complete or verified manufacturer contraindication list. Use the current instructions for the exact device and applicator to determine contraindications, warnings and patient eligibility.
Warranty & serviceWhat to confirm in writing before you buy
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- Current warranty coverage
- Included training
- Service terms
Chains using this device
A chain listing does not establish availability at every location.
No confirmed chain deployments recorded yet.
Owner & operator reviews
Write a reviewDevice user rating 5.0 · 1 reviewSmall sample: fewer than 10 scored reviews.
- Would buy again
- 1 of 1
- Overall satisfaction
- 5.0/5
- Service & support
- 5.0/5
- Reliability
- 5.0/5
- Results
- 5.0/5
- Training
- 5.0/5
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History3 tracked changes
Every tracked change to pricing, lifecycle status, FDA data and warranty terms — newest first.
September 4, 2026
founder affiliated
true → false
DNA Distribution has never sold this model; it is a competitor of the model DNA sells
Source: Council round 2 audit, verified on openFDA 2026-09-04
September 4, 2026
Warranty & service
Source: Catalog update
September 1, 2026
FDA status
Registered-Cosmetic → Not-US-Cleared
Source: Catalog update
Cite this data: The Aesthetic Index, "Cryoskin 3.0 — pricing, FDA status and cost to own", aestheticindex.co (accessed November 3, 2026).
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