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Restore Hyper Wellness

Santa Fe, New Mexico

A walk-in recovery studio in Santa Fe's DeVargas Center offering cryotherapy, infrared sauna, compression, red light and IV drip therapies.

First-person view of legs in compression therapy boots during treatment
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Photo: Erica Cribas via Google

At a glance

Restore Hyper Wellness sits in the DeVargas Center shopping plaza off Paseo de Peralta, part of a national chain built around recovery and biohacking rather than traditional spa treatments. The Santa Fe location runs as a walk-in studio with no appointment required, though membership plans are available for regulars.

The menu covers 18 treatments built around four core modalities — cryotherapy, infrared sauna, compression therapy and red light therapy — plus an IV drip and IM shot program that includes standard hydration and nutrient blends, NAD+ formulations, and Niagen (NR) drips aimed at cellular energy and recovery.

For people who come back often, three membership tiers are on offer. Level Up runs $170 a month for 8 credits, Elevate is $260 a month for 14 credits, and Core is $300 a month for 31 credits; credits cover core therapies, and the two lower tiers allow redemption toward IV drips as well. Memberships require a three-month commitment and 30 days' notice to cancel, with unused Core credits expiring monthly.

The studio is geared toward adults and solo visits rather than couples' spa days — this is a stop for a single cryo session, a sauna reset, or an IV drip on the way to somewhere else, not a half-day retreat.

Good to know

Do I need an appointment?
No, walk-ins are welcome, and a membership is optional if you plan to visit regularly.
What are the hours?
The studio is open 10am–7pm Monday, Wednesday through Friday, and 11am–5pm on weekends; it's closed on Tuesdays.
How much does a membership cost?
Three tiers are available: Level Up at $170/month (8 credits), Elevate at $260/month (14 credits), and Core at $300/month (31 credits), all usable for core therapies like cryotherapy, sauna, compression and red light.
Can membership credits be used for IV drips?
Yes, on the Level Up and Elevate tiers, four credits can be redeemed for an IV drip with two signature nutrients or a high-dose drip; Core tier credits are for core therapies only.
Is this a traditional spa with massages and facials?
No, it's a recovery and wellness studio focused on cryotherapy, infrared sauna, compression, red light therapy and IV/IM nutrient treatments rather than massage or esthetics; confirm current treatment details directly with the studio.

Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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