Carboxytherapy for local fat and cellulite
Treatment Duration
20-40
Suggested Sessions
6-10 times/year
What is Carboxytherapy?
Carboxytherapy is an effective treatment to fight cellulite, local thickness, stretch marks and scars.
It is a non-invasive method, which takes advantage of a natural function of the body.
The placement of carbon dioxide gas in a specific place, triggers the beginning of the process for its elimination from the body.
During this process, the appropriate conditions are created for cell regeneration and healing of possible wounds, resulting in an improvement in the texture and image of the skin.
For this reason Carboxytherapy occupies a prominent place in dermatological and aesthetic treatments.
Application points
- Belly
- Buttocks
- Thighs
- Hands
What it faces
- Cellulite
- Local fat
- Relaxation
- Stretch marks
- Signs of pregnancy
Procedure
By injecting medical carbon dioxide locally (intradermally or subcutaneously) into parts of the body, we increase perspiration in the area.
Our body, in an effort to absorb carbon dioxide, releases a quantity of oxygen through the hemoglobin of the blood, in order to eliminate it by respiration.
This process improves the microcirculation and removes toxins, improving the problem of cellulite and removing local fat.
Duration of effect
The duration of the results is about two years, but it also depends on the patient.
Either organically, or with his diet and exercise habits.
Combine Carboxytherapy with Body Mesotherapy for an even more impressive result!
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it a painful process?
What you will feel for a few minutes is a slight discomfort due to the stretching of the tissues.
With regard to the treatment of cellulite and local fat, in the abdomen, arms or legs, a corresponding feeling of pressure is caused by that created by a sphygmomanometer. This happens as a quantity of gas is injected into the fat which expands.
In which cases is it contraindicated?
Carboxytherapy is contraindicated in cases where the person suffers from Pregnancy, Renal failure, Epilepsy, Thrombophlebitis, Myocarditis, Angina pectoris, Apneas, Gangrene and Infections.
Are there any side effects?
The only side effect we can get from carboxytherapy
it is -perhaps- a small bruise at the injection site.