Redness and heat support
Controlled cooling may be selected when the goal is comfort and a calmer-looking complexion.
Skin Health | The Renewal Suite
Glacial RX
Precision cooling for guests seeking a calm, refreshed treatment experience focused on visible redness support, puffiness, comfort, exfoliation, and a brighter-looking complexion.
Cold-based skin renewal
Precision cooling for calmer-looking skin.
Designed for glow, visible redness support, cooling comfort, and targeted Renewal treatments.
The treatment platform
Controlled cooling with more than one application.
Glacial RX uses controlled skin cooling through protocols selected for the treatment goal. Solterra’s menu will focus on stand-alone facial care and carefully chosen cooling enhancements.
Gloss
Glacial Gloss RX
A cooling, exfoliation, and topical-based facial protocol designed for glow and a more even-looking finish.
Glide
Glacial Glide RX
Continuous precision cooling used to support comfort, visible calm, and a refreshed appearance.
Enhance
Cooling add-on
A targeted cooling phase that may complement select facials when it supports the protocol.
Best fit
Choose Glacial RX when calm is the priority.
Treatment selection depends on skin history, current condition, sensitivity, recent procedures, and whether the goal is a full cryofacial or a shorter cooling enhancement.
Puffiness and post-travel skin
The cool treatment feel may be appealing when skin looks tired, puffy, or in need of a refreshed finish.
Support around select services
A Glacial RX cooling phase may be paired with compatible facials when the provider determines it adds value without over-treating the skin.
Scope and screening
Cooling is controlled, but it still requires judgment.
Your skincare professional will review sensitivity, circulation concerns, cold-related reactions, recent procedures, medications, active irritation, and other factors that could affect suitability.
Targeted lesion treatment is separate.
Any focused treatment of a pigmented or raised lesion requires appropriate clinical evaluation, documentation, consent, scope-of-practice review, and provider qualification. Solterra should not market cosmetic lesion treatment as part of a routine facial unless final medical protocols support it.
What to expect
A calm-focused treatment sequence.
Step 01
Screen
Review skin history, recent services, cold sensitivity, goals, and contraindications before treatment.
Step 02
Cool
Apply the selected Glacial RX protocol with controlled settings and ongoing comfort checks.
Step 03
Finish
Complete appropriate topical, hydration, moisturizer, and sun-protection steps, then review aftercare.
Frequently asked questions
Before booking Glacial RX.
Is Glacial RX the same as whole-body cryotherapy?
No. Glacial RX is a localized skincare device using controlled cooling at the treatment area. It is not a whole-body cryotherapy chamber.
Is the treatment painful?
The experience is designed around controlled cooling, but sensation and tolerance vary. Tell the provider immediately if the treatment becomes uncomfortable.
Can it be added to any facial?
No. Compatibility depends on the facial, skin condition, recent treatments, and whether additional cooling supports the planned result.
Does it treat rosacea or a medical skin condition?
Solterra’s cosmetic skincare services do not diagnose or treat medical skin disease. Clients with diagnosed or suspected conditions should follow their medical provider’s guidance.
Coming to Solterra
A cooler path to visible renewal.
Join the Solterra waitlist for opening updates, Glacial RX announcements, and future booking information.
Results vary. Final Glacial RX services, settings, treatment indications, scope, pricing, contraindications, provider qualifications, and aftercare will be established before launch.
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