Body contouring guide
T-Shape vs. Cryoskin: Questions to Ask at Your Consultation
A useful consultation confirms the exact device, intended use, selected area, visit process, health questions, timing, and price before you decide.
This guide provides general service information. Confirm personal fit, timing, and health considerations with the SK Longevity team before treatment.
Start with the goal you can describe clearly
T-Shape 2 and Cryoskin use different devices. T-Shape 2 is not a weight-loss treatment. Ask the team to confirm the exact Cryoskin model and its intended use before you compare the two services.
Start by naming the area and questions you want to discuss. Then ask the team to identify the exact device, intended use, visit steps, limits, timing, and price.
Questions to ask about T-Shape 2
T-Shape 2 is not a weight-loss treatment. Its FDA-cleared uses include temporary improvement of local blood circulation, temporary reduction in the appearance of cellulite, relief of minor muscle aches and pain, and relief of muscle spasms.
- Which FDA-cleared use applies to the area I want to discuss?
- Which target areas can be treated during one visit?
- What does the warm pressure and suction feel like?
- What does one visit include?
- What instructions apply before and after the visit?
Questions to ask about Cryoskin Slimming
SK Longevity describes a Cryoskin visit as controlled temperature changes with a manual technique. Ask the team to identify the exact model and intended use before you decide.
- What exact Cryoskin model is used, and what is its intended use?
- How will the temperature changes feel during the visit?
- What does one visit include, and how long does it take?
- Are there health considerations that make Cryoskin a poor fit for me?
- What is this device cleared to do, and what is it not cleared to do?
Ask the same practical questions about both options
A useful consultation should cover more than a device name. Ask how the recommendation connects to your specific target area, timeline, comfort, health history, current routine, and budget.
- What is this device cleared to do for my target area?
- What will the session feel like?
- Is there any downtime or activity guidance?
- Does the team recommend more than one visit, and what evidence supports that plan?
- What package options and current pricing apply?
- What would make you recommend the other option instead?
Why the consultation matters
A consultation gives the team a chance to identify the device, explain its intended use and limits, and review the selected area and relevant health questions before a visit is proposed.
You should leave with clear answers about the device, visit steps, sensation, timing, price, package structure, and what the device is cleared to do.
Bring these notes to your consultation
You do not need to choose T-Shape or Cryoskin before you arrive. Bring a short list of priorities and questions so the consultation can stay focused on fit rather than sales pressure.
- The one or two areas you most want to discuss
- The questions you want answered about the device and the visit
- Your timeline and any upcoming event
- Relevant health history or sensitivities
- Your questions about treatment feel, frequency, pricing, and aftercare
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