NOLA Chill is a recovery-focused wellness center on Magazine Street in Uptown New Orleans. The useful question is not which service sounds most impressive. It is what you want from today’s visit, how much time you have, and what kind of experience you prefer.
Want the complete commercial menu? Browse all nine NOLA Chill services for full descriptions and direct links to each service page. This guide is the shorter decision tool.
Start With What You Want Today
A fast, bracing full-body reset
Whole Body Cryotherapy is a 3 to 5 minute cold-air session in our electric Trident chamber. The standard single session is $50, and a new client’s first whole body cryotherapy session is $25. Choose it when you want the shortest, most energizing-feeling visit.
Cold focused on one specific area
Localized Cryotherapy is a short targeted cold-air session for one area at a time. A single session is $35. It is the clearer choice when you do not want a full chamber session.
Heat, quiet, and a longer decompression window
Infrared Sauna is the warmest, slowest option on the menu. Sessions typically run 30 to 45 minutes and a single session is $30. Choose it when you want privacy, heat, and time to settle in rather than a quick cold reset.
A rhythmic squeeze for heavy legs
NormaTec Compression uses inflatable sleeves that pulse around the legs, hips, or arms. A typical session is about 20 minutes and costs $30. Many runners and athletes choose it when their legs feel heavy after training or travel.
A quiet, screen-free relaxation session
NuCalm combines audio, light blocking, and a structured relaxation setup. Sessions are about 20 minutes and cost $40. Choose it when your priority is a quiet mental reset rather than heat, cold, or pressure.
A dry massage-style experience
Hydromassage uses heated water pressure beneath a dry surface, so you stay clothed and do not get wet. Sessions typically run 15 to 20 minutes and cost $30. It is one of the easiest services to add to another visit.
A skin-focused visit
CryoFacial is a brisk facial cold session, typically 10 to 15 minutes, for $40. Celluma LED is a gentle 30-minute light session for $35. CryoSlim is priced by treatment area, so review the exact area prices before booking rather than relying on one starting price.
How Much Time Do You Have?
- Under 10 minutes: Whole Body Cryotherapy or Localized Cryotherapy.
- About 15 to 20 minutes: CryoFacial, NormaTec Compression, NuCalm, or Hydromassage.
- About 30 minutes: Celluma LED.
- 30 to 45 minutes: Infrared Sauna.
Appointment length can include check-in and setup, especially on a first visit. If your schedule is tight, call (504) 381-4207Text us and the team will help you choose a realistic slot.
Can You Combine Services?
Yes. Many clients book two services in one visit. Common pairings include sauna followed by whole body cryotherapy, cryotherapy followed by NormaTec Compression, or Hydromassage paired with Celluma LED. The best pairing depends on the experience you want, not on a promise that more services automatically produce a better result.
For a focused hot-and-cold visit, see our contrast therapy guide.
Single Sessions, Shareable Packages, or Memberships?
Start with a single session if you are still deciding. Multi-session packages reduce the per-session price and can be shared. Monthly memberships are designed for clients who expect to visit consistently and are not shareable. Compare the current numbers on the pricing, packages, and memberships page before choosing.
What Kind of Wellness Center Is NOLA Chill?
NOLA Chill is a practical recovery spa and wellness studio, not a physician-led clinic and not a traditional day spa. We do not present these services as medical care or promise that one visit will treat a health condition. The studio offers cryotherapy, sauna, compression, relaxation, hydromassage, LED light, and body-contouring options in one location, with staff available to help you choose.
Choose Your Next Step
See all nine services at NOLA Chill, compare current prices and packages, or book an appointment. NOLA Chill is open seven days a week at 6045 Magazine Street in New Orleans.