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Invasive carboxytherapy is a procedure for introducing carbon dioxide directly under the skin by injection ("gas shots"). At the injection site, a state of hypercapnia (excess CO2) occurs locally. In response to this, the blood vessels reflexively expand, which improves local blood circulation and cell nutrition, accelerates metabolism and collagen production.
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How is the procedure performed?
- Consultation. Before the procedure, the doctor examines the patient, finds out the goals of treatment and possible contraindications.
- Preparation. The area of treatment is cleaned with an antiseptic, and anesthetic cream is applied if necessary.
- Injections. The doctor injects carbon dioxide under the skin with special needles and syringes. The number of injections depends on the size of the area being treated and the desired result.
- Completion. After the procedures are completed, the skin is disinfected, and the use of moisturizers and soothing agents is recommended.
Carboxytherapy is used for healing and detoxification of the body, removal of inflammation, and is also used in cosmetology for complex rejuvenation and improvement of skin quality.
Indications for use and effect of the procedure:
- Improvement of skin color and structure.
- Elimination of cellulite, stretch marks, scars and marks.
- Stopping inflammatory processes.
- As part of complex therapy in the treatment of diseases of the musculoskeletal system.
Invasive carboxytherapy is an effective way to improve your well-being and appearance. Before undergoing the procedure, it is important to consult with a qualified specialist and follow his recommendations.
