Men hair growth and Women lose weight cellulitis removal fast Carboxitherapy Carboxy Therapy CO2
The most common co2 treatments are:
Cellulite reduction
Localized fat & weight reduction with or without liposuction
Liposuction complementary solution to clear pending irregularities.
Alopecia
Arterial diseases associated with diabetes
Skin ulcers
Some erection problems due to vascular disorders
Stretch marks
Acne scars & Skin laxity (arms, chest, ...)
Wrinkles redution
Carboxytherapy Overview
Carbon dioxide therapy (carboxytherapy) was initially developed to minimize
skin irregularity because of residual fat deposits after liposuction. CO2 gas
injected into the residual fat deposits may reduce or eliminate post-liposuction residual fat deposits and improved skin regularity.
Carbon dioxide may cause blood vessels to dilate and increase blood flow
and oxygen. Carboxytherapy is, therefore, used to treat dark under eye circles.
What is carboxytherapy?
Carboxytherapy is a mesotherapy like non-surgical procedure used to infuse CO2 gas below the skin (sub-cutaneous or intradermic) through a thin 30G mesotherapy needle.
Treatments are quick, comfortable, effective with no down time.
CO2 gas stimulates blood flow with several consequences:
skin elasticity improvement, peau d'orange cellulite reduction,
localized fat reduction and collagen production stimulation.
Carboxytherapy is a good alternative to liposuction for person who
are not willing to go through anesthesia and surgical operations.
Carboxytherapy has now become a good anti-aging treatment for cellulite of all grades, for wrinkles reduction, stretch marks.
Carboxytherapy is a FDA approved treatment.
Carboxytherapy works in two different ways: it first fragilizes fat cells with a
pressure traumatism, then, in second, CO2 leads to flood vassels dilation
in the area where the gas is injected. This reaction to carbon dioxide injection
gives a better oxygenation of skin layers with increased lipolysis capabilities.
The end result is fewer fat cells and skin tightening..
Carboxytherapy has been used for over 70 years in Europe where it was
discovered (France, Royat). The procedure was widely used to treat ischemic
vascular diseases because of the vasodilation properties of CO2. No major
side effect has ever been reported during this period. Carboxytherapy aesthetic
usage has been introduced by italian doctors in the 2000ies . Aesthetic CO2
procedures are now widely used in north and south america as in Europe too.
How many sessions are necessary?
The number of sessions differs and are related to the kind of performed treatment.
Localized fat reduction typically requires from 8 to 10 sessions for an optimal result.
Sessions should be renewed eash 1 or 2 weeks. Several yearly sessions are
necessary to maintain results.
For cellulite and peau d'orange, from 6 to 10 sessions are also required for
optimum results.They should be renewed each each one or two weeks.
Results may be optimized with cellu-m6 or velasmooth massages.
Treatments for stretch marks and wrinkles will require from 4 to 6 sessions
