Carboxytherapy

Carboxytherapy is a medical treatment that involves the insufflation, through a special machine, of medical carbon dioxide at controlled flows and temperatures, below the dermis, through a small needle. The presence of carbon dioxide in the tissues promotes a better nourishment and increases vascularization and lymphatic drainage, improving tissue trophism and acting directly on microcirculation. Therefore, the goal of Carboxytherapy is to improve or restore circulatory function when it is altered. It is used primarily for the treatment of the so-called cellulite or orange peel, but also for venous insufficiency, skin aging and for the treatment of dark circles. Carboxytherapy is a very safe treatment as the gas used cannot embolize or be toxic, because it is quickly eliminated by natural means. Subcutaneous injection of CO2 can be performed as an outpatient medical treatment. Usually, to have an optimal effect, 6 to 10 sessions are recommended, lasting about 30 minutes each and weekly. This will allow us to achieve visible and lasting results within a few weeks. In addition, this treatment can also be used in the gynecological field, for its ability to improve the functionality and well-being of the female intimate parts.
Immediately after performing a session of Carboxytherapy you can resume all daily activities, without any discomfort or impediment.