Sports Injuries
Sports injuries include sudden injuries, such as sprains and strains, and overuse problems that build over time.
Whether you are a weekend athlete or train every day, an injury can put your routine on hold.
About sports injuries
Active people often want options that keep recovery moving without long downtime.
Common symptoms
- Pain and swelling after activity
- Stiffness
- Reduced performance or range of motion
Common causes
- Sprains and strains
- Overuse and training load
- Contact or impact injury
How High-Pressure Cryotherapy (HPC) may help
High-Pressure Cryotherapy (HPC) uses high-pressure carbon dioxide (CO₂) to rapidly cool the skin over a specific treatment area. Many athletes report significant relief after an initial round of 2 to 5 sessions, and HPC may help with pain and inflammation as part of getting back to training. The type and severity of the injury matter most, so results vary. HPC is not a substitute for rehab and does not repair damaged tissue. It treats the sore area, and it may help many athletes manage inflammation and symptoms.
Every treatment begins with a free consultation. Typical treatment takes about 3–6 minutes per area. HPC is not a substitute for medical care and does not replace a diagnosis.
A drug-free, needle-free option
HPC is non-invasive, with no drugs or needles, though it does not replace rehab or a proper evaluation of a serious injury.
No drugs. No needles. No incisions. And we only treat if we think we can help.
Talk with your doctor about the risks and benefits of any treatment.
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.
See what a treatment looks like
Real New York Cryogen treatment footage. Treatment area, comfort, and results vary by patient. A free consultation helps determine whether this is a fit.
Frequently asked questions
Should I be evaluated first?
For a significant injury, get evaluated by a healthcare professional before seeking treatment.
How soon can I be seen?
Same-day appointments are often available at our Mineola and Rockville Centre locations. Book online or call and we will find the earliest time that works for you.
How many visits might I need?
For most people, we recommend an initial series of four to five sessions, then we check how you are doing. Many patients report relief after one or two visits, although individual responses may vary. Your plan depends on your situation, and we review how you are doing along the way. Results vary.
What does a visit cost?
The first treatment area is $90, with lower prices for additional areas, and discounted packages are available at our Rockville Centre location. See our pricing page for details.
This page is educational and is not medical advice. Individual results vary.
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