High-Pressure Cryotherapy for Pain & Inflammation on Long Island
Tired of planning your day around pain and stiffness? New York Cryogen offers targeted High-Pressure Cryotherapy designed to help reduce pain and inflammation while supporting mobility and recovery. Start with a free consultation. Same-day appointments are often available.
Targeted treatment for pain & inflammation
Most people expect something like an ice pack. High-Pressure Cryotherapy is different: a targeted treatment that rapidly cools the skin over a specific area using high-pressure carbon dioxide (CO₂), focused only on the area that bothers you.
Our goal is to help reduce pain and inflammation while supporting mobility and recovery as part of your overall care plan. Results vary from person to person.
Watch a treatment
Real New York Cryogen treatment footage. Treatment area, comfort, and results vary by patient. A free consultation helps determine whether this is a fit.
Inside a treatment
Real New York Cryogen treatment photos. Treatment area, comfort, and results vary by patient.
What is high-pressure cryotherapy?
Real New York Cryogen treatment footage. Treatment area, comfort, and results vary by patient. A free consultation helps determine whether this is a fit.
Find your area of concern
Tell us where it hurts. Each condition page explains common causes and symptoms, what High-Pressure Cryotherapy may do, and what to expect at your visit.
Arthritis
Joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and reduced mobility.
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Sciatica
Pain that may travel from the lower back into the buttock and leg.
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Lower Back Pain
Pain involving muscles, joints, discs, or ligaments of the lumbar spine.
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Neck Pain
Pain and stiffness involving the cervical spine.
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Shoulder Pain
Pain involving the shoulder joint, rotator cuff, muscles, or tendons.
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Knee Pain
Pain related to arthritis, injury, inflammation, or overuse.
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Hip Pain
Pain affecting the hip joint or surrounding muscles and tendons.
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Plantar Fasciitis
Heel pain caused by irritation of the plantar fascia.
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Tendonitis
Pain and irritation involving inflamed tendons.
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Bursitis
Inflammation affecting the fluid-filled sacs around joints.
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Tennis Elbow
Pain on the outside of the elbow from repetitive use.
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Golfer's Elbow
Pain on the inside of the elbow from repetitive motion.
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Sports Injuries
Acute and overuse injuries affecting active individuals.
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Post-Operative Recovery
Pain, swelling, and stiffness while recovering after surgery, with your surgeon's approval.
Learn more →Non-invasive care, with a consultation first
Many of our patients have already tried rest, ice, medication, physical therapy, chiropractic care, or injections. If that sounds familiar, a free consultation is an easy way to find out whether this may be a fit for you.
- Targeted Treatment
- Personalized Consultations
- Drug-Free Approach
- Non-Invasive Care
- Short Treatment Sessions
- Convenient Long Island Locations
Four simple steps
- 1
Consultation
We listen first: your symptoms, your history, your goals. Ask us anything.
- 2
Assessment
We identify the area and check whether treatment may be appropriate for you.
- 3
Treatment
If you are a good candidate and feel comfortable, you may be able to be treated during the same visit. Each area takes about 3–6 minutes of actual treatment time.
- 4
Follow-up
We check in on how you are feeling and talk through next steps.
What patients say
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Common questions
What is High-Pressure Cryotherapy?
High-Pressure Cryotherapy (HPC) is a targeted treatment that rapidly cools the skin over a specific area using high-pressure carbon dioxide (CO₂). Treatment is focused on the affected area rather than the whole body.
How is it different from an ice pack?
An ice pack cools gradually and inconsistently. HPC delivers controlled, high-pressure cooling to a defined treatment area, with skin temperature monitored during treatment.
Is it the same as whole-body cryotherapy?
No. Whole-body cryotherapy exposes the entire body to extreme cold in a chamber. HPC is applied only to the specific area being treated.
Does treatment hurt?
Most people describe an intense cold sensation that passes quickly. Your provider will explain what to expect before treatment begins.
How long does treatment take?
Treatment typically takes about 3–6 minutes per area, depending on the body part. Your first visit usually takes 10–20 minutes including the consultation.
How soon can I be seen?
Same-day appointments are often available at both locations. Book online or call, and we will find the earliest time that works for you.
Is there any downtime?
Most people return to their normal activities after treatment. Your provider will discuss any recommendations specific to you.
Ready to find out if it may be right for you?
If pain is getting in the way of what you want to do, a free consultation is a simple first step. It's a conversation, and you decide what happens next. Same-day appointments are often available.