The benefits of carboxytherapy are due to the application of carbon dioxide at the site to be treated, stimulating local blood circulation and improving the appearance of the area, in addition, carboxic therapy can help heal chronic wounds and form new collagen fibers.
Carboxytherapy is an aesthetic procedure that can be performed as a means to treat cellulite, stretch marks, localized fat, wrinkles, dark circles, sagging, in addition to being effective in treating hair loss in men and women, and it is important that it must be performed by a qualified professional, such as a dermatologist, an aesthetic biomedical therapist and a dermatologist.
- Carboxotherapy is a simple procedure that involves applying predefined amounts of carbon dioxide according to the purpose of the procedure.
- Which can bring several benefits.
- Being the main ones:.
The results of carboxic therapy may vary depending on the region to be treated and the objective, and may be observed after the first session in the case of stretch marks and between the 3rd and 5th session in the case of cellulite for example.and poses no health risk, but as side effects there is usually a small bruise at the injection site, which decreases considerably with the application of cold for a few minutes.
The effectiveness of carboxytherapy has been proven in several scientific studies, this procedure has proven to be effective in eliminating wrinkles, dark circles, stretch marks, cellulite, reducing localized fat and promoting hair growth; However, as these changes are sometimes multifactorial, the results may not be permanently maintained, as can occur in cases of alopecia, baldness and when the person undergoes rapid weight changes, favoring the appearance of new stretch marks and fat accumulation. Thus, in order for results to be achieved and maintained at all times, it is necessary to change eating habits and avoid physical inactivity, for example.
Yes, carboxertotherapy can be performed on the trunk, and even on the breasts, to remove stretch marks for example, however, this area of the body is sensitive and pain can limit treatment, since the use of local anesthetics in the form of ointment may not be enough to prevent pain caused by gas penetration into the skin.
No, although fat is extracted from the cell, does not enter the bloodstream and does not increase cholesterol, several studies have been conducted to check how this treatment works, its results and its maintenance, and in none of them cholesterol has increased in the people tested.
Yes, carboxic therapy can be used to remove panties, which is a buildup of fat located on the side of the thighs, but depending on the size of the panties, the therapist may suggest another treatment, such as lipocavitation, for example.Watch the other fat treatments in the video below.