Carboxy therapy

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Table of Contents • • • What You Should Know About Carboxytherapy: Carboxy therapy is a form of alternative medicine which involves the use of chemicals or other substances to treat various conditions. There are many different types of carboxy therapies, but they all share some common features. They include: The chemical compounds used in carboxytherapy are usually not harmful to humans and animals. They are often effective in treating certain diseases. There are no known side effects from using these treatments. How Does Carboxy Therapy Work? The main ingredient in carboxytherapy is called benzoyl peroxide (BPO). BPO is a type of bleach that works by reacting with free radicals in your body. Free radicals cause damage to cells and tissues when they come into contact with oxygen, water, or other substances. These free radicals can damage DNA, proteins, lipids, and other molecules. In addition to causing damage to cells and tissue, free radicals may also affect hormones such as estrogen and testosterone. Some studies have shown that BPO may reduce the risk of developing prostate cancer. However, there is still much research needed before any definite conclusions can be made about this treatment method. In carboxy therapy, BPO is applied to the skin in order to destroy the cells. The treatment can be used for a number of different conditions such as: Stretch marks: BPO can be applied to the skin in order to fade away stretch marks. The chemical reacts with the pigment in the...

Carboxy therapy is a sophisticated, non-surgical, procedure performed in a physician’s office. It is a form of Mesotherapy, but unlike mesotherapy, and instead of a liquid cocktail injection of medications or nutrients, vitamins under the skin, carboxy therapy uses carbon-dioxide gas (CO2) warmed to the body temperature. Why? To create a detachment and subcision of the subcutaneous (under the skin) connective tissue layers. The result is improvement of peripheral micro-circulation under the skin, or deeper layers, and structures depending on how deep it is injected. Carboxy therapy not new. It is a medical science that was discovered in France more than 70 years ago. It was popularized by Spanish and South American physicians in the past four decades. They treated various vascular conditions where blood supply was compromised. In the last 30 years, with advent of newer delivery systems and devices, it has been used in the cosmetic field for various non-surgical aesthetic conditions. About Nexus Clinic You want to feel confident and good about yourself. At Nexus Clinic, we view “Aesthetics” as both an art and science. Founded in 2001, Nexus Clinic (Formerly known as Mediviron UOA) is a top-notch aesthetic center which is sited in the heart of KL’s Golden Triangle, providing a comprehensive range of non-surgical aesthetic procedures and advanced laser treatments. Nexus Clinic is dedicated to serve our clients’ needs by providing confidential, professional and personalized ae...

When infused into the skin, CO2 immediately diffuses at the cutaneous and muscular microcirculatory levels, resulting in higher tissue oxygenation and neoangiogenesis. The blood vessels widen, increasing the transport of oxygen body tissues for cellular regeneration and anti-inflammatory effects. It is a treatment that has been around since the 1930s, though the method of delivery has improved since then, with a gel delivery system, CO2Lift! Carboxytherapy uses carbon dioxide to stimulate blood and lymph circulation to the area being treated and improve circulation, elasticity, fine lines and wrinkles. The old way to administer carboxytherapy is by subdermal injection of CO2 with a thin high-gauge needle. This application causes little pain and discomfort and leaves minor bruising. • Increasing the presence of wound repair factors and growth factors, which help cells “turn over” faster, reducing the appearance of aging, scars, stretch marks and more • Stimulating collagen and elastin production, which promotes elasticity and helps retain hydration • Improving local metabolism and elimination of waste products, which helps the body heal localized damage such as scars or acne hyperpigmentation • Regenerating and repairing damaged tissue to help clients achieve better looking and feeling skin What is CO2Lift Carboxytherapy Gel? • A take-home treatment created in 2015 that maximizes chair time and is proven to have similar results to injections.* • Beneficial to all providers:...

Carboxytherapy is a medical technique during which a sterile gas—carbon dioxide—is injected into the subdermal tissue. The utility of carbon dioxide injections has enhanced the practical relevance of carboxytherapy as a method for the management of multiple disorders. We have evaluated its use in the conditions by searching electronic databases (ie, MEDLINE and PubMed) for contributions in the English language through January 2021. Carboxytherapy provides an attractive aesthetic option in skin (stretch marks), cellulite-fibrolipodystrophy adhesions after . We discuss the drawbacks of the procedure including inadvertent , long-lasting Introduction Carboxytherapy is a medical technique that uses carbon dioxide (CO 2) to bring about therapeutic effects. Recently, there has been renewed clinical interest due to its emergence as an aesthetic modality. Carboxytherapy was initially used in French spas in the 1930s. The term carboxytherapy was first coined in 1995. 1 The procedure, also known as carbocrenotherapy or carbon dioxide therapy, is currently used in Europe, South America, and Africa to treat vascular conditions such as vasculopathies, critical ischemia of the lower limbs with gangrene or ulceration, ischemic diseases including diabetic periphery syndrome, Buerger's disease, Raynaud syndrome, chronic venous insufficiency, and chronic venous-lymphatic insufficiency. 2 Section snippets Historic aspects Natural reservoirs of abundant CO 2 gas mixed with spring water have lo...

Carboxytherapy Machines Carboxytherapy may be the proper treatment for those seeking to remove stretch marks, scars, fats, and Cellulite. Carboxytherapy, also called Co2, is established for skincare and treatment. With Carboxytherapy machines and procedures, you can have great skin and expand your business as a spa owner. Read on as I discuss everything about Carboxytherapy treatment and machines. Professional Carboxytherapy Equipment What is Carboxytherapy Equipment Carbon dioxide therapy is an excellent solution for treating dark circles, stretch marks, fat, eye rejuvenation, and Cellulite with great outcomes. Carboxytherapy Equipment is a safe and clinically proven device used to restore, recondition, rejuvenate the skin, and specifically treat laxity, stretch marks, wrinkles, and Cellulite. This equipment is popular in clinics, beauty salons, and even at home due to its size and user-friendliness. Carboxytherapy Equipment is a painless and quicker device for a Non-Surgical Method that uses Co2 injected in the Subcutaneous Tissue. This therapy is considered by many as the prominent beauty breakthrough after Botox. What Benefits Your Clients Can Get From Carboxytherapy Machines? Carboxytherapy Machine is a significant means to deliver a long-lasting result to your clients. The machine saves time for clients; the treatment can only last between 15 minutes and one hour, and it has no downtime. It offers fast results with lasting effects. Interestingly, this machine is comp...

Carboxytherapy, also referred to as carbon dioxide therapy or CDT is the therapeutic and medical use of carbon dioxide. The most common aesthetic indications for treatment with carboxytherapy are for cellulite and localized fat deposits, stretch marks, acne scars, skin laxity, dark undereye circles, minor skin tightening of the neck and decollete, veins and weight reduction. It is also a great complement to liposuction. Carboxytherapy uses a series of small injections with a thin need attached to a tube which delivers tiny quantities of medical grade carbon dioxide below the skin’s surface in a controlled flow and dose via a specially designed machine. • Most patients find that they can return to work and normal activities immediately after treatment • There are no known risks associated with carboxytherapy. • Side effects include minor swelling, redness, bruising, and pain at the injection sites lasting anywhere from 1 to 5 days, depending on the area treated, and in the case of cellulite treatment a warm sensation in the region for up to 24 hours.

How is carboxytherapy performed? Carboxytherapy is applied in a very simple way . The infiltrations that are applied are controlled by equipment specially designed for this treatment, which makes it possible to control the speed of the application and the time it will take for the injection, in addition to controlling the dose that is applied. The needle used in the procedure is smaller than the one used in insulin applications , but several injections are given continuously or simultaneously. The gas that is supplied to the body is distributed quickly in the tissues. This treatment has no side effects , there may only be a small and brief pain in the area, as well as a little redness that only lasts for a few minutes. When a treatment session is finished, it is normal for the procedure to be complemented with an application of a subdermal massage or pressotherapy , so that in this way the gas can better diffuse into the skin. Function of carboxytherapy The main function of carboxytherapy is to improve the skin in general , but it is taken into account that specifically it is more used for the How many carboxytherapy sessions are recommended? The number of sessions that a person can apply in terms of carboxytherapy will depend on the characteristics of the patient’s body and their need , that is, what they want to achieve in the final result. In the same way, the average of applications in a suitable way consists of 15 applications minimum, during two or three times a week...

When you watch the video above, you might think to yourself, OMG, her eyelids are about to pop. Someone get this girl to a hospital. But don't freak out just yet. While what you're seeing may look like a mad allergic reaction, it's actually a treatment called Carboxytherapy and it's meant to make your eyelids swell in order to eventually make them look better. The procedure is painless (I know, I'm shocked too), the swelling goes down in about 10 minutes, and there's no recovery period once the swelling goes away. The only downside is you may need seven to 10 treatments before you start to see the full effects — it's also said to cost anywhere from $75 to $200 or more a session — which begs the question: Is it worth it? "While carboxytherapy, when performed by an experienced professional, may offer some help in skin rejuvenation, other procedures are likely more effective," Zeichner says. "Lasers, fillers, and skin lightening topicals are the best options we currently have to address under eye hollows and pigmentation." Don't know about you, but I might be sticking to good old-fashioned Get non-boring fashion and beauty news directly in your feed. Follow Follow Brooke on

• Posted by • October 29, 2020 January 20, 2021 • Posted in • Tags: Carbon Dioxide Therapy or Carboxytherapy is used to treat a number of conditions that are derived from poor blood circulation such as cellulite, dark under eye circles, and stretch marks. Carboxy therapy is a simple procedure that injects carbon dioxide gas to the treatment area to stimulate blood flow to improve the skin’s appearance and elasticity. The areas of the body that can be treated using the carboxy method include: • Neck • Face • Arms • Eyelids • Legs • Buttocks • Stomach Benefits of Carboxytherapy 1. Stretch mark • Stretch marks are formed by a rupture of dermal collagen. With the help of Carboxytherapy, it creates new collagen, which thickens the skin and improves its appearance. 2. Cellulite • Fatty cells are injected with CO 2 gas, which causes the cells to burst and be eliminated in the body 3. Under-eye circles • Poor circulation may give you dark circles under the eyes and may be improved in appearance by injecting the gas under the eyelid. 4. Hair Loss • Alopecia or hair loss caused by poor circulation can be treated with carboxytherapy as well. 5. Facial Fat • Carboxy therapy is used to reduce facial fat. The carbon dioxide injected under the skin targets fatty deposits and breaks them up, giving you an appearance of a naturally slimmer face. CO2 therapy has benefits but to keep its benefits long term you must also live a healthy lifestyle, which includes a healthy diet, regular exercis...