Carboxytherapy is an innovative technique that uses carbon dioxide (CO2) to improve the condition of the skin and address various aesthetic problems. The basic principle of carboxytherapy is to saturate tissues with carbon dioxide, which promotes blood circulation, stimulates regenerative processes, and increases oxygen levels in the tissues.

Main Effects of Carboxytherapy:

• Addressing oxygen deficiency: Carbon dioxide stimulates the release of oxygen from oxyhemoglobin, increasing the oxygen levels in tissues and helping to restore skin elasticity and firmness.
• Tissue regeneration: CO2 activates repair processes, breaks down fibrosis, and improves the structure of the subcutaneous tissue. Results become visible after several sessions when the gas is evenly distributed over the treated areas.
• Fat burning: Carboxytherapy promotes the breakdown and removal of subcutaneous fat, enhancing its therapeutic and rejuvenating effects.
• Stimulation of neocollagenesis: The procedure activates the formation of new collagen fibers, leading to a significant improvement in skin elasticity and a reduction in sagging.

Indications for Carboxytherapy:

• Skin sagging: Treatment of the skin on the face, neck, arms, and thighs leads to noticeable improvements after a few sessions.
• Cellulite: The method is effective for mild cellulite and helps reduce the “orange peel” effect.
• Stretch marks: Carboxytherapy improves the appearance of stretch marks, making them less visible.
• Dark circles under the eyes: Especially effective for patients with thin skin, by thickening the dermis and making blood vessels less visible.
• Deep scars: Increased oxygen levels in the skin improve the scar process.

Contraindications

Carboxytherapy has a number of absolute contraindications, including:

• Recent heart attack
• Hypertension
• Recent phlebitis
• Epilepsy
• Skin infections in the treated area

Always consult a doctor before the procedure to rule out contraindications and determine if carboxytherapy is suitable for you.

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