Cryoneurolysis may offer relief for the following:

Somatic Pain Involving Sensory Nerves:

Chronic joint or tissue pain from nerve sensitization (e.g., in gout or osteoarthritis).

CRPS (Complex Regional Pain Syndrome) Type 1 and Type 2:

A severe nerve pain condition that can occur after injury or surgery, with or without identifiable nerve damage.

Pain After Herpes Zoster (Shingles) – Postherpetic Neuralgia:

Persistent nerve pain following a shingles outbreak.

Diabetic & Peripheral Neuropathy

Nerve pain, burning, or numbness in the feet, legs, or hands caused by diabetes or peripheral nerve damage. Cryoneurolysis can calm overactive nerves, reduce discomfort, and improve mobility.

Unlike medications that treat the whole body or invasive surgeries that involve cutting or cauterizing nerves, cryoneurolysis:

• Targets only the problematic sensory nerves
• Preserves motor function and surrounding tissues
• Offers months of relief with a single outpatient treatment
• Is performed using live ultrasound guidance for maximum precision

Most patients can return to daily activities the same day with minimal discomfort.

Neuropathic and complex pain syndromes often resist traditional treatment — leaving patients misunderstood, misdiagnosed, and still in pain. Cryoneurolysis provides a modern, targeted approach to calm overactive nerves and restore quality of life without invasive surgery or long-term medications.

Learn more about the conditions we treat or schedule a consultation to see if cryoneurolysis is right for your pain condition.