Carboxytherapy

Carboxytherapy is a treatment wherein CO2 is injected into the skin with the use of a special device that generates small punctures.

Insertion of carbon dioxide under the skin increases blood flow, flow of oxygen and nutrients in the treated area. Natural growth agents are cumulated in the skin, for instance vascular endothelium, which improves microcirculation and regenerates the cells. Improved circulation of lymph accumulated when swelling both on small areas such as legs is also restored.

Yet another reaction caused by CO2 is the controlled inflammation, which results in stimulating fibroblasts to produce collagen leaving the skin thicker and hence rejuvenated.

Insertion of CO2 has a destructive effect on fatty cells, which erupt, releasing triglycerides. CO2 also damages structures, which produce cellulite.

• Hairy part of the scalp – strengthens the roots and prevents hair loss
• skin underneath the eyes and crow’s feet – reduces shadows under the eyes, rolls of fat under the lower eyelids, thickens the epidermis and reduces wrinkles
• face skin, neck and cleavage – reduces wrinkles through stimulation of collagen synthesis, skin regeneration and microcirculation processes
• chin – reduces fatty tissue and stimulates synthesis of collagen
• abdomen, buttocks, thighs, knees, calves – reduces fatty tissue and cellulite
• hands – regenerates skin and improves its color
• scars and stretch marks – regenerates tissues and reduces visibility of defects.