Carboxytherapy
Carboxytherapy uses controlled CO2 delivery. Options cover the eye area, face, neck, scalp, abdomen, thighs, scars and stretch marks.
Treatment and recovery
Sensations during treatment
Pricking, burning and expansion during CO2 delivery may be noticeable; intensity depends on the area.
Return to everyday activities
Redness, tenderness, swelling or pinpoint bruising may remain visible for several days.
Treatment plan
The plan and intervals depend on the area and goal; an individual course is often considered.
What does carboxytherapy involve?
Controlled doses of carbon dioxide are delivered to the selected area to support local microcirculation and regenerative processes. The scope may cover the delicate eye area, face and neck, scalp or body and always requires consultation.
How do the options differ?
Eye, face and neck options focus on skin condition and quality. The scalp option may support care where hair is weakened, but it does not replace diagnosis for hair loss. Abdomen and thigh options focus on microcirculation, skin firmness and the appearance of cellulite. A separate option covers scars and stretch marks; its goal is improvement, not complete removal. Every booking lasts 30 minutes, while price depends on area.
Frequently asked questions about carboxytherapy
Does it hurt?
CO2 delivery may cause pricking, burning, expansion and brief pressure under the skin. Sensation depends on the area and individual sensitivity.
How many treatments are needed?
A course is often considered, but its length and intervals depend on the selected area, goal and skin response.
Treatment variants
Benefits
- Support for skin microcirculation and regeneration
- Option to work on different body parts
- Series selection tailored to goals
Who it is for
For those considering support for the eye area, face, neck, scalp or body in relation to laxity, cellulite, scars or stretch marks.
What results to expect
Results depend on the area, number of treatments and tissue response. The goal is to support skin or scalp quality, not guarantee removal of changes.
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