Carboxytherapy consists of the use of medical carbon dioxide (CO2) for curative purposes, administered subcutaneously and intradermally through inoculations.
This treatment can only be performed by medical professionals. The therapy consists of localized microinjections of medical-grade carbon dioxide administered through a tiny needle inserted into a sterile disposable tube connected to Venusian CO2 Therapy.
The treatment is safe for the patient, since carbon dioxide is non-toxic and does not cause embolism and is compatible with the human body, which constantly produces it and eliminates it through the venous system via the lungs.
Thanks to the sophisticated technology used, it is possible to preheat the carbon dioxide up to 43°C before it is injected into the skin, which results in a significant reduction in the sensation of pain and/or burning felt by the patient.
EFFECTS OF CARBOXYTHERAPY
University clinical studies and research have demonstrated that the use of carbon dioxide by injection has an effect on:
- on the microcirculation, where it mechanically reopens closed capillaries, reactivates malfunctioning ones and increases the percentage of oxygen in the tissues, improving the condition of pathologies such as PEFS and acrocyanosis, up to ulcers of various kinds;
- on adipose tissue, where by breaking the membranes of fat cells (lipoclastic effect) it reduces fat accumulation;
- on the skin, where in addition to increasing the percentage of oxygen in the tissues, improving skin elasticity, it induces a rejuvenation of the dermis.
- on the lymphatic system, where it speeds up the drainage of waste and stagnant fluids even in the most serious cases (lymphedema).
- on pain reduction, inhibiting trigger points and inhibiting cytokines (analgesic effect).