Recovery Therapies

At Align Aesthetics & Wellness, we are dedicated to offering a range of innovative treatments designed to enhance your well-being and aid in your recovery process. Our therapies, including IV Therapy, Cryotherapy, Compression Therapy, and Ozone Therapy, are tailored to meet your individual needs, ensuring a personalized approach to health and rejuvenation. Each treatment is performed by our team of skilled professionals, ensuring the highest standards of safety and efficacy. Whether you’re seeking to boost your overall wellness, recover from physical exertion, or find relief from specific health issues, our therapies provide a unique blend of traditional and modern techniques to help you achieve your health goals.

IV Lounge

IV therapy, or intravenous therapy, is a medical treatment where liquids are delivered directly into a vein. This technique allows for the rapid administration of hydration, vitamins, minerals, and sometimes medications, depending on the patient’s needs. The therapy begins with the insertion of a small, thin tube (an IV catheter) into a vein, typically in the arm. Once the IV is in place, a customized solution is infused into the bloodstream.

The efficacy of IV therapy lies in its ability to bypass the digestive system, ensuring 100% absorption of the nutrients, which can be more effective than oral supplements. This direct delivery can lead to faster results, making it a popular choice for hydration, boosting energy levels, improving immune responses, and even aiding in recovery from illnesses or hangovers.

IV therapy can also be tailored to individual health needs, allowing for personalized treatment plans. While IV therapy is generally safe, it should always be conducted by qualified healthcare professionals to ensure proper dosage and to monitor for any adverse reactions.

Cryotherapy

Whole-body cryotherapy, put simply, is the process of exposing the whole body to subzero temperatures in order to elicit a natural anti-inflammatory response, release endorphins, and reduce bodily pain.

Cryotherapy users step into the chamber and the frigid temperatures instantly send the body into a natural fight or flight response. As blood vessels constrict, blood is redirected away from the extremities and toward the core in order to protect the organs. The body then becomes charged with oxygen and anti-inflammatory proteins, and excess white blood cells are flushed out, boosting the metabolic rate.

After exiting the Cryo chamber, blood vessels dilate and rush oxygen-rich blood and endorphins back through the body. And then, in an effort to warm itself back up, the body undergoes a metabolic reaction that can burn up to 800 calories post treatment.

Cryotherapy is often sought for its potential benefits in reducing muscle pain and soreness, improving skin conditions, reducing inflammation, and even boosting mood and energy levels. While it’s generally considered safe for most people, it’s not recommended for individuals with certain health conditions, such as heart and lung diseases. Always consult a healthcare professional before trying cryotherapy.

Compression Therapy

Compression therapy is a simple yet effective treatment that involves wearing specially designed socks or stockings that promote blood flow and improve circulation in the legs. These garments apply gentle pressure to the legs and ankles, with the greatest compression occurring at the ankle and gradually decreasing up the leg. This compression helps the veins and muscles move blood more effectively up the leg and back towards the heart.

Compression therapy is commonly used to prevent and treat various conditions, including varicose veins, deep vein thrombosis, leg swelling (edema), and chronic venous insufficiency. By increasing circulation, it can also help to reduce leg fatigue and heaviness, especially in individuals who stand or sit for long periods. Moreover, it’s beneficial in speeding up recovery from sports-related muscle strain. It’s a non-invasive and cost-effective treatment method that can be easily incorporated into daily life. However, it’s important to get the right fit and compression level, which should be determined by a healthcare professional to ensure effectiveness and safety.

Light Therapy

Light therapy, also known as photobiomodulation, is a treatment that uses specific wavelengths of light to stimulate cellular activity. It works by sending photons beneath the skin, triggering various mechanisms within the body. These mechanisms can lead to increased collagen production, boosted ATP energy production, and other positive effects.

This type of therapy has been shown to offer a wide range of potential benefits, including pain relief, improved sleep, reduced inflammation, enhanced wound healing, and even wrinkle reduction. Research suggests it may also be helpful in managing various chronic conditions like arthritis, diabetes, and fibromyalgia.

Ozone Therapy

Ozone therapy is a form of alternative medicine that involves administering ozone gas (O3) into the body to treat various medical conditions. Ozone, a form of oxygen with three atoms in each molecule, is believed to have therapeutic effects when used correctly. The therapy can be administered in several ways, including through injections, ozone sauna, insufflation, or intravenously, where ozone is mixed with blood before being reinfused into the body.

The proposed mechanism behind ozone therapy is that the ozone acts as a mild stressor to the body, stimulating the immune system to enhance its response to illnesses. It is thought to improve oxygen utilization in the body, deactivate bacteria, viruses, fungi, and yeast, and stimulate the production of white blood cells. Ozone therapy is used for a range of purposes, from treating chronic diseases and infections to boosting overall wellness and energy levels.