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Birkenhead · Wirral

Whole body cryotherapy

Three minutes of extreme cold, a therapist in the room, then you get on with your day. This is the treatment CryoClinic is built around.

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What actually happens

You change into the kit we give you — gloves, socks, and protection for your extremities. A therapist walks you through the chamber. The air is cryogenic, typically well below −100°C, and the session itself is short: usually two to three minutes.

It is dry cold, not an ice bath. You can step out at any point. Afterwards most people feel a warm flush as circulation picks back up. There is no downtime and no appointment that eats a lunch hour.

  • Short health check before your first session
  • Protective gear provided
  • A therapist stays with you
  • About 2–3 minutes in the chamber
Client at CryoClinic's cryotherapy chamber in Birkenhead

Who books it

Training weeks

People use it between sessions when muscles are sore and they still have to train or work the next day.

Sore joints

Clients come in for a short cold exposure when inflammation and stiffness are getting in the way. It is a comfort tool, not a diagnosis.

A hard reset

Some regulars book it the way other people book a sauna: a brief, supervised shock to the system, then back out the door.

Cryotherapy is not suitable for everyone, including during pregnancy and with some cold-related or cardiovascular conditions. If you are unsure, say so when you call — we would rather turn a session down than guess.

Questions we get asked

How long is a session?

Typically 2 to 3 minutes. A trained therapist stays with you and sorts the protective gear before you go in.

What does it feel like?

Colder than an ice bath, but dry, and over quickly. Most people describe a sharp chill, then warmth afterwards. Your first visit starts with a short health check.

Who is it for?

People book it for muscle soreness, recovery between training, and a short reset. It is not a medical treatment and it is not right for everyone. We screen you first.

How do I book in Birkenhead?

Unit 22, Appin Road, Argyle Industrial Estate, Tranmere, Birkenhead, CH41 9HH. Call 07500 678381 or email info@cryoclinic.org. Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm. The price is confirmed when you book.

Book cryotherapy on the Wirral

Pair it with Normatec boots or the hyperbaric chamber if you want a longer recovery visit. We will tell you what makes sense when you call.

Call 07500 678381