The First Intelligent Julie Carboxytherapy

Carboxytherapy is a medical treatment with a wide range of applications. It involves intradermal or subcutaneous injection of carbon dioxide through thin needles.

During the treatment, the cosmetologist precisely administers controlled amounts of carbon dioxide intradermally or subcutaneously, depending on the patient’s health and treatment protocol.

The procedure can only be performed by qualified medical or related personnel with general medical and cosmetological knowledge, who have undergone certified training beforehand.

Carboxytherapy is a versatile treatment. The most popular applications include: reduction of cellulite in stages I-IV, stretch marks, scars, under-eye circles, hair loss, and localized fat deposits.

Pregnancy, cancer, epilepsy, acute renal, pulmonary, and heart failure, COPD.

The treatment involves mild sensations of gas expansion in the tissues. It depends on the area being treated and the individual’s pain threshold.

Using anesthesia is not recommended due to vasoconstriction. The desired effect is vasodilation during gas administration, so lidocaine creams are inappropriate.

Absolutely, because heated gas reduces discomfort. The “Julie Carboxytherapy” device offers the latest temperature regulation technology, and mainly, it features dual heating systems that minimize discomfort almost completely.

Carboxytherapy is a minimally invasive and safe procedure. Clinically proven and performed with high-quality equipment, using medically certified carbon dioxide, it is an inert, neutral therapeutic stimulus for the human body. Fully adjustable gas flow, dose and temperature—based on the health status and treatment area—further ensure safety.

Currently, there are no reports of serious post-treatment complications in medical literature. Properly performed treatments result in minimal side effects, such as pain and hematomas at the injection site, petechiae, or longer-lasting swelling.

The effectiveness mainly depends on the patient’s age, individual conditions, and the frequency and regularity of visits.

The treatment lasts from a few minutes to an hour, depending on the area. The number of treatments depends on problem severity. For under-eye circles, visible results occur after one session, while for cellulite, about six treatments are required.

After the treatment, patients can resume daily activities, but should avoid pools, solariums, and saunas for 72 hours. Treated areas shouldn’t be massaged. The final effect depends on various factors but usually lasts 6 to 9 months. After this period, a series or single treatment can be repeated.