Carboxytherapy is a procedure involving the introduction of carbon dioxide (CO2) under the skin.

For this purpose, we use a modern device that controls pressure and gas flow. The gas introduced subcutaneously is a certified medical laparoscopic gas. The gas spreads evenly under the skin, thus dilating blood vessels and improving oxygenation and nutrition of tissues. Appropriately administered carbon dioxide stimulates tissue regeneration processes, stimulates the process of capillary formation. The puncture itself causes a controlled inflammation, thanks to which the production of proteins is stimulated, collagen fibers shrink, and microcirculation improves. All this makes the skin supple and smooth.

Carboxytherapy, commonly known as “bubble treatment”, compared to other treatments of this type, does not cause permanent skin damage. In addition, there are no allergic reactions or skin sensitivity to light. The method is completely safe, minimally invasive and effective. In addition, it has a multidirectional effect.