The short version
What to know
- Mobile Cryo Pro lists two distinct facial services.
- The CryoSkin 3.0 facial is listed at $175; the localized option is quoted before booking.
- Exact procedure details and realistic expectations should be confirmed directly with Dan.
Two services, not two names for the same thing
Mobile Cryo Pro lists a CryoSkin 3.0 facial and a localized liquid-nitrogen cryofacial. They use different service descriptions, and the word “cryo” alone does not explain the equipment, exposure, or expected experience. Ask Dan to compare the options before choosing.
Pricing
The CryoSkin 3.0 facial is listed at $175. The localized liquid-nitrogen cryofacial is quoted before booking. Confirm the price, travel considerations, and any package terms before scheduling.
Questions to ask before the visit
- Which facial service are we discussing?
- What equipment and cooling method does it use?
- What preparation and aftercare are required?
- What skin conditions, sensitivities, medications, or recent procedures affect eligibility?
- What result is realistic, and what is not promised?
Be conservative with facial skin
Facial skin concerns can overlap with medical or dermatologic conditions. Share relevant history and seek a licensed clinician's guidance when you have an active skin problem, recent procedure, impaired sensation, unusual reaction to cold, or uncertainty about safety. A mobile wellness service should not diagnose a skin condition.
Request the right appointment
Include the facial option you are considering, your location, preferred date, and any question you want answered before booking. Dan can clarify the difference without making you decode the menu on your own.
Sources & context
Where this guide comes from
This guide uses Mobile Cryo Pro service information. Confirm appointment details before booking.
