Cryoskin 4.0

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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. See how we handle conflicts.

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Shared manufacturer on the public record

Public regulatory records list the same legal manufacturer for these products. Configuration, software, applicators, pricing, warranty, training and support may differ — confirm with each seller.

Disclosure: the founder of The Aesthetic Index owns DNA Distribution, the North American distributor of the Cryoskin Revolution. Pro Design Plus SAS Cryoskin 4.0, Pro Design Plus SAS Cryoskin 2.0 and Pro Design Plus SAS Cryoskin 3.0 are discontinued models 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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Elettronica Pagani cryo-contrast platform

  • Pro Design Plus SAS Cryoskin 4.0 (this page)Generation of the platform · Documented · DiscontinuedCryoskin 4.0 — Pro Design Plus brand, legal manufacturer Elettronica Pagani S.r.l. (Italy) on the device labelling.
  • Elettronica Pagani S.r.l. Cryo T-ShockSame legal manufacturer (documented) · Documented · CurrentAustralian TGA ARTG entry 311866 lists Elettronica Pagani Srl as the manufacturer of the Cryo T-Shock. Source →
  • Pro Design Plus SAS Cryoskin 2.0Generation of the platform · Documented · DiscontinuedCryoskin 2.0 — Pro Design Plus brand, legal manufacturer Elettronica Pagani S.r.l. (Italy) on the device labelling.
  • Pro Design Plus SAS Cryoskin 3.0Generation of the platform · Documented · DiscontinuedCryoskin 3.0 — Pro Design Plus brand, legal manufacturer Elettronica Pagani S.r.l. (Italy) on the device labelling.
  • Artemis Distribution LLC NeveskinAlso sold under another brand (documented) · Documented · CurrentFDA GUDID record 08056590170540 lists the NEVESKIN device under company name ELETTRONICA PAGANI SRL. Source →

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Discontinued

Decision card

New price band
$30k–$45k
Used asking band
$10k–$20k
FDA status
Consumables / lock-in
Largely — wear parts only, no per-treatment disposable

Data on file

Recurring consumables
Not verified
FDA
No US 510(k) located
Used asking prices
Not verified

A per-treatment figure may appear in the Economics discussion below without qualifying for this panel — the panel publishes only a typed value with a date and a source; where a recurring consumable is documented but unpriced, the calculator asks you for a per-treatment figure before it computes anything, and where no recurring consumable is documented it uses zero and says so.

Researched US market figures, not manufacturer quotes. Sources are listed on this page where a primary source exists; unsourced values are labeled. All Pro Design Plus SAS devices

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

The Cryoskin 4.0 typically sells new in the $30k–$45k range in the US, with used and refurbished systems around $10k–$20k. Cryoskin 4.0 has no US FDA clearance on file.

Page updated: September 4, 2026 · How we verify

Price bands — new vs used
New$30k$45k
Used$10k$20k

Axis runs $0–$45k. Researched US market estimates, not quotes.

Consumable cost per treatment

Not verified

We hold no per-treatment consumable price for this device from a dated source. Ask the seller for a written per-treatment cost.

Price sourcing detailWhere each band comes from and what configuration it covers
New: $30k–$45kmarket estimate, no email required·Researched estimate — no dated source on file yet; not a quote.
Used asking range: $10k–$20k·Researched estimate — no dated source on file yet; not a quote.
Key factsFull record: company, category, clearance, prices, verification dates
Key facts
ManufacturerPro Design Plus SAS
CompanyOwnership: not yet verified.
Parent companyPro Design Plus SAS
Brand ownerPro Design Plus SAS
Built by (OEM)Elettronica Pagani S.r.l. (Italy)
CategoryBody Contouring
TechnologyContact cooling wand (thermal shock)
FDA statusNo US 510(k) located
New price range$30k–$45k
Used asking range$10k–$20k
ConsumablesHyaluronic 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 year2018
PricingNot published
Manufacturer-source documents checkedNot published

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Overview

Legacy Cryoskin generation, spa/wellness positioning. Cryoskin, Neveskin and the Pagani Cryo T-Shock are three separate product lines with distinct ownership and distribution.

How it worksScience, patented technology and origin

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 is compiled from public FDA 510(k) records and may lag recent clearances. Always confirm status with the manufacturer before purchase.

Treatment economics

Typical protocol

Not published — owners are asked in every review, and this section fills in from their answers.

Verified session pricing not on file yet — any ranges in the narrative above are unverified estimates.

Consumables & recurring cost

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 verified observations · Authorized-distributor public pricing · Updated Sep 2026 · Medium confidenceDistributor-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.

Consumable-free

Largely — wear parts only, no per-treatment disposable

Annual service & support

Not documented yet.

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ComplianceScreening and contraindications on the manufacturer's record

Contraindications & screening

Not published — the distributor has been asked to supply the manual's contraindication list; a primary source will be cited when received.

Warranty & serviceWhat to confirm in writing before you buy

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Chains using this device

  • iCRYO

    Recovery & wellness franchise · ~41 open · https://icryo.com/body-sculpting/

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Alternatives

Neveskin

Thermal contrast (spa) · $20k–$30k

Cryoskin 2.0

Thermal contrast (spa)

History5 tracked changes

Every tracked change to pricing, lifecycle status, FDA data and warranty terms — newest first.

  1. September 4, 2026

    founder affiliated

    truefalse

    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

  2. September 4, 2026

    Warranty & service

    Source: Catalog update

  3. September 1, 2026

    FDA status

    Registered-CosmeticNot-US-Cleared

    Source: Catalog update

  4. September 1, 2026

    Availability status

    CurrentDiscontinued

    Source: Catalog update

  5. August 1, 2026

    Record created

    Added to The Aesthetic Index — August 2026

    Source: The Aesthetic Index editorial

Cite this data: The Aesthetic Index, "Cryoskin 4.0 — pricing, FDA status and cost to own", aestheticindex.co (accessed September 13, 2026).

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