When using cryotherapy on sensitive areas like the face, it is vital to proceed with caution to minimize risk of injury. First, ensure your skin is free of oils and moisture before starting the session. Do not directly place cryotherapy devices onto bare skin without a protective barrier such as a thin cloth or the designated barrier accessory. Restrict treatment time to no more than 10 to 15 seconds per area to avoid cold burns or irritation. Do not use cryotherapy on broken skin, کرایو خانگی sores or lesions, or areas with breakouts or pimples or skin eruptions. Always test the temperature on a small patch of skin on your neck or jawline before treating extensive facial zones. Limit to cryotherapy more than once a day on the face, and wait a full day between treatments. After treatment, soothe the area with a hypoallergenic, repairing balm to help restore the skin barrier. If you experience persistent flushing, numbness, or burning, cease application instantly and consult a dermatologist. People with conditions like Raynaud’s disease or cold sensitivity should refrain from any facial cryo use. Store the unit in a temperature-controlled environment and comply with official directions carefully to maximize safety and performance.