Where to Buy a Cryoskin® Machine: Authorized Distributor Guide

Cryoskin® Revolution is bought through one channel in North America. DNA Distribution is the exclusive North American distributor of Cryoskin® and an authorized U.S. distributor of icoone®, with icoone® exclusivity in Florida — a relationship the manufacturer publishes on its own distributors listing. The Dynamic wand is $39,990, approximately $875 per month; the Full Unit is $59,990, approximately $1,313 per month.

What is Cryoskin® Revolution?

A cryo-thermal aesthetic spa device made in Lyon, France by Cryoskin® Paris. It runs 20–28-minute body, skin and facial sessions as a relaxing warm-and-cool experience. There are no suction cups and no downtime. Skin looks firmer, smoother and more radiant. Operation runs from an Android touch screen, the unit is WiFi-enabled with remote diagnostics, and there are no consumables — routine use requires only low-cost conductive gel. Clients love it and rebook, which is the part of the economics that decides whether a device pays for itself.

The installed base is the other half of the picture: 210+ luxury cruise ships through OneSpaWorld across 21 cruise lines, Harrods in London, House of Elemis in London, and 5,000+ devices in 50+ countries per the manufacturer.

Why does buying through the authorized channel matter?

Because the channel, not the crate, carries the obligations. A device sourced from a private resale or an overseas broker is hardware without the things that make hardware usable.

	Authorized purchase	Private resale or grey market
Device warranty	Two-year warranty on full-price purchases	Typically void or non-transferable
Training	Full curriculum for your staff	None, or an informal handover
Software	Licensed, with update path	Often locked or unsupported
Remote diagnostics	Supported	Unavailable without the account
Parts and service	Sourced through the manufacturer	Whatever you can find
90-Day Launch Program	Included on full-price purchases	Not available
Resale value	Documented chain of title	Discounted by missing paperwork

None of this is an argument against buying carefully. It is an argument for pricing the whole package. A used unit at a discount that arrives with no support account and no parts path is not cheaper — it is a smaller purchase with a larger unpriced liability.

Revolution, or a used 3.0 or 4.0?

The earlier 3.0 and 4.0 units appear on the resale market, and the comparison deserves a straight answer rather than a sales pitch.

A Revolution bought new is a current-generation device with the Android touch screen interface, WiFi connectivity and remote diagnostics, a two-year device warranty, staff training, an active software entitlement and a supported parts path. Remote diagnostics in particular changes the service experience: a fault can be looked at without a device leaving your room.

A used 3.0 or 4.0 is an older generation without those entitlements attached to it. Whether that is acceptable depends entirely on your risk tolerance and your access to service. What is not negotiable is the arithmetic: a room that cannot run because a part cannot be sourced costs more per week than the price gap justifies, and the 90-Day Launch Program — the piece that fills the first 90 days of the schedule — is available on full-price purchases only.

What are the two prices?

Configuration	Price	≈ monthly (60 mo, $0 down, qualified)	What it is
Cryoskin® Revolution Dynamic	$39,990	≈ $875/mo	The wand, for body, skin and facial sessions
Cryoskin® Revolution Full Unit	$59,990	≈ $1,313/mo	Wand plus four static heads for hands-free sessions

Both monthly figures assume a 60-month equipment term loan, $0 down for qualified buyers, subject to applicant and provider approval. Financing runs through Brickhouse Financial at approximately 11.3 percent APR; qualification typically means two or more years in business, 670+ credit and $8,000+ in monthly deposits, with startups reviewed case by case. Never take a monthly figure without its term. Full detail on financing, the longer financing guide and Cryoskin® cost.

The difference between the two configurations is room throughput, not capability. The Full Unit lets one room run a hands-free static session alongside a wand session, which matters once your schedule is dense enough that the wand is the bottleneck. Model detail sits on Cryoskin® Dynamic and Cryoskin® static.

What is included with a full-price device?

Training, shipping, installation, a two-year device warranty, the 90-Day Launch Program, a dedicated success manager and open-house event support.

The 90-Day Launch Program is worth reading in full rather than summarising. Pay full price and we fund your first 90 days of ads and marketing — $10,000 program value, comprising fully managed marketing and an ad budget of up to $2,500 across 90 days. It runs from marketing go-live until 30 booked paying clients or 90 days, whichever comes first, and requires Launch Playbook participation: our pricing, creatives, funnel and same-day lead response. Full-price device purchases only; not combinable with promotions, discounts or demo units.

Training is a curriculum, not a walkthrough — session flow, consultation, hygiene protocol and menu construction. See training.

How does buying actually work?

1. Fit call. Fifteen minutes on your room count, your menu and who will run the device. This is where the Dynamic-versus-Full-Unit question usually resolves itself.

2. Configuration choice. Dynamic if one operator runs one room; Full Unit if you want a hands-free session running in parallel.

3. Written quote and financing application. The price, the monthly figure and the term together, in writing.

4. Approval and order. Approval is normally the pacing item. Launch onboarding starts here, before the device ships.

5. Delivery, installation and training. Included on full-price purchases, delivered on your device in your room.

6. Launch go-live. Marketing goes live, the 90-day clock starts, and open-house support is available if you want an opening event.

What else should a med spa owner check?

Whether the device fits your menu rather than your curiosity. A short session line is the easiest thing in aesthetics to schedule and the hardest thing to keep full without a plan, which is why the launch program is structured around bookings instead of hardware. Compare the platform against a robotic microstimulation device on icoone® vs Cryoskin®, read the economics on the ROI guide, or start at the Cryoskin® hub. When you want a number for your own room, book a discovery call.