Carboxytherapy

What is carboxytherapy?

Carboxytherapy is a non-invasive carbon dioxide therapy, considered the greatest breakthrough on account of its medical and aesthetic indications. The method consists of administering a controlled amount of carbon dioxide according to the indication: intradermally and subcutaneously in order to build up collagen, oxygenate the tissue and improve microcirculation, or to break down fat tissue.

Because of its very high level of safety and its non-invasive character, the treatments can be carried out regardless of the season, the amount of sunlight or the ambient temperature. Within a few months it became a leading method of skin rejuvenation, confirmed by research.

To achieve optimal results, at least three treatments are recommended, depending on the area of the body.

Effects

• Stimulates neocollagenesis (12 months)
• Has a strong lipolytic action
• Induces the process of neovascularisation
• Increases microcirculation for up to 7 days

Use in aesthetic medicine

• Localised excess fat tissue (an alternative to liposuction)
• Cellulite – every type (oedematous, fibrous, fatty)
• Stretch marks (long-standing and new)
• Skin laxity after pregnancy and weight loss
• Lack of elasticity in the skin of the face, neck, décolletage, arms, legs and abdomen
• Drooping eyelids
• Fat pads of the lower eyelid
• Dark circles under the eyes
• Laxity of the skin of the bust
• Double chin
• Hair loss and thinning hair
• Rosacea
• Cracked and dry skin