Tired of fighting cellulite and stretch marks? Do you want to remove scars and rejuvenate your skin? Help is at hand with carboxytherapy! The carboxytherapy treatment is performed at Beauty Skin clinics located in Warsaw and Radom.
Carboxytherapy – what is it?
Carboxytherapy involves using carbon dioxide to treat skin issues. The procedure uses Julie’s specially programmed camera that allows selecting and adjusting parameters individually based on the patient’s problem. The camera for carboxytherapy is a smart system with a special mode for heating the gas (CO2). Using carbon dioxide eliminates discomfort during the procedure.
Carbon dioxide treatment – indications
- alopecia,
- accumulated fatty tissue,
- cellulite,
- stretch marks,
- scars,
- flabby skin,
- psoriasis
Carboxytherapy enables bio-regeneration of the skin and rejuvenation of the eye area.
Carboxytherapy – treatment areas
The main areas treated with carbon dioxide include:
- scalp,
- eye area,
- face,
- neck,
- décolletage,
- abdomen,
- sides,
- buttocks,
- legs,
- thighs,
- calves
The treatment covers all areas with cellulite, excess fat, and scars.
Carboxytherapy – the device
The Julie device used in carboxytherapy is based on the operation of 3 systems:
- Air Clean System: used to ventilate the system. It removes atmospheric air from all parts of the equipment and cleans the system from “air pollution”. The infusion pump ensures safety. Air Clean provides an advanced safety system, reducing side effects by up to 84.6%.
- Double Heating System: used for double heating of CO2. It combines external and internal heating systems, which usually operate independently.
- Precision Flow Control: used to precisely regulate CO2 flow. It allows gas flow to be normalized from 1 to 150 cc/min. The system ensures safety and effectiveness according to worldwide treatment protocols.
CO2 therapy – treatment
The carbon dioxide treatment begins with a medical interview conducted by a doctor or specialist from Beauty Skin clinic. Depending on the patient’s condition and procedure, the professional proceeds with the main treatment. Carboxytherapy involves inserting a thin needle with CO2 under the skin into the targeted area. The duration depends on the site, typically from a few minutes to an hour. The number of sessions varies by area: one session for dark circles, at least six for cellulite reduction. Effects usually last from 6 to 9 months, after which the treatment can be repeated.
CO2 therapy – contraindications
Contraindications include:
- pregnancy,
- cancer,
- epilepsy,
- Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD),
- severe lung, kidney, or heart failure.
Carboxytherapy – post-treatment recommendations
Post-treatment instructions include:
- Avoiding swimming pools,
- Avoiding solariums and saunas for 72 hours,
- Refraining from massaging treated areas.
Carboxytherapy usually does not require downtime, and patients can return to normal activities. It is a safe, non-invasive method performed with clinically proven equipment. Because of its wide application and effectiveness, carboxytherapy is a valuable treatment option.
