Injectable carboxytherapy (CO₂), 1 area

Injectable carboxytherapy is a modern procedure in which medical carbon dioxide (CO₂) is introduced under the skin. Depending on the chosen area - face or body - the procedure helps improve microcirculation, stimulate metabolism, and activate the body’s natural tissue regeneration mechanisms.

Indications

For the face:
• decreased skin firmness and tone
• wrinkles and fine lines
• dark circles and puffiness under the eyes
• signs of fatigue and dull complexion
• mild skin sagging and loss of elasticity

For the body:
• localized fat deposits
• cellulite and uneven skin texture
• loss of skin firmness and tone
• sagging and flaccid tissues
• improvement of microcirculation and metabolism in the skin
• recovery after physical or emotional stress
• prevention of age-related skin changes

Procedure / Duration

The procedure is performed using a fine needle, evenly distributing CO₂ in the selected area. The process is gradual and virtually painless.

A single session typically lasts 15–30 minutes, depending on the area. The course and number of sessions are individually determined by the specialist.

Contraindications

• acute inflammatory processes
• blood disorders and tendency to bleed
• severe cardiovascular diseases
• pregnancy and breastfeeding
• oncological conditions
• individual intolerance to the procedure
• skin infections in the treatment area

Rehabilitation / Restrictions

After the procedure, slight redness or minor bruising may appear, resolving within 1–2 days. On the day of the session, it is recommended to avoid intense physical activity and high-temperature procedures.

Advantages

• gentle and safe effect on the skin
• stimulation of microcirculation and metabolism
• increased skin firmness, tone, and elasticity
• reduction of wrinkles and dark circles (face)
• reduction of cellulite and localized fat deposits (body)
• virtually painless procedure
• visible results after a course of sessions