Neveskin
Thermal contrast (spa) · Thermal contrast cryo (hot/cold) contact wand
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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.
Elettronica Pagani cryo-contrast platform
- Artemis Distribution LLC Neveskin (this page)Also sold under another brand (documented) · Documented · CurrentFDA GUDID record 08056590170540 lists the NEVESKIN device under company name ELETTRONICA PAGANI SRL. Source →
- 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 4.0Generation of the platform · Documented · DiscontinuedCryoskin 4.0 — Pro Design Plus brand, legal manufacturer Elettronica Pagani S.r.l. (Italy) on the device labelling.
- 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.
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Decision card
- New price band
- $20k–$30k
- Used asking band
- No verified used range yet
- FDA status
- Consumables / lock-in
- Largely — wear parts only, no per-treatment disposable
Data on file
- Recurring consumables
- Not verified
- FDA
- Registered — no device clearance identified
- Used asking prices
- Not verified
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Researched US market figures, not manufacturer quotes. Sources are listed on this page where a primary source exists; unsourced values are labeled. All Artemis Distribution LLC devices
No 510(k) clearance found in the FDA 510(k) database as of 30 August 2026.
The Neveskin typically sells new in the $20k–$30k range in the US. Neveskin's manufacturer is establishment registered with the device listed — that is not FDA clearance or approval.
Page updated: September 1, 2026 · How we verify
Axis runs $0–$30k. Researched US market estimates, not quotes.
Not verified
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Key factsFull record: company, category, clearance, prices, verification dates
| Manufacturer | Artemis Distribution LLC |
|---|---|
| Company | Ownership: not yet verified. |
| Parent company | Not published |
| Brand owner | Artemis Distribution LLC |
| Built by (OEM) | Elettronica Pagani S.r.l. (Italy) |
| US distributor | Artemis Distribution LLC |
| Category | Body Contouring |
| Technology | Thermal contrast cryo (hot/cold) contact wand |
| FDA status | Registered — no device clearance identified |
| New price range | $20k–$30k |
| Used asking range | Not published |
| Consumables | 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. |
| Launch year | Not published |
| Pricing | Not published |
| Manufacturer-source documents checked | Not published |
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Overview
Neveskin is its own brand, originating from a former Cryoskin distributor relationship. It is not the same current product line as Cryoskin, and it is not the Pagani Cryo T-Shock.
How it worksScience, patented technology and origin
Origin
Italy (Elettronica Pagani S.r.l.) — hardware origin reported by third-party sources, not manufacturer-documented
FDA & regulatory detailClearance timeline, authorization route and citation notes
A GUDID (FDA unique device identifier) record is on file for this device — see the linked record; no 510(k) applies. Checked 8 Sep 2026.
FDA-cleared indications (verbatim)
Not applicable — no device clearance identified. FDA establishment registration or device listing is not a clearance and carries no cleared indication.
Marketed for
Thermal contrast (spa) — Thermal contrast cryo (hot/cold) contact wand
Marketing claims are the manufacturer's own and are not the same as a cleared indication.
Legal manufacturer: Elettronica Pagani S.r.l. (United States)
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
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.
Consumable-free
Largely — wear parts only, no per-treatment disposable
Annual service & support
Not documented yet.
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History3 tracked changes
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September 1, 2026
FDA source URL
https://accessgudid.nlm.nih.gov/devices/08056590170540
Source: Catalog update
September 1, 2026
Manufacturer attribution
Correction: our record previously carried Cocoon Medical / Sinclair values that belong to a different device. Neveskin is Artemis Distribution LLC's brand; third-party sources report the hardware lineage traces to Elettronica Pagani S.r.l., the same OEM behind the Cryoskin 2.0/3.0/4.0.
Source: neveskin.com; store.artemis.co; ultracryorecovery.com
August 30, 2026
FDA status
Unknown → Registered-Cosmetic
Source: Catalog update
Cite this data: The Aesthetic Index, "Neveskin — pricing, FDA status and cost to own", aestheticindex.co (accessed September 13, 2026).
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