Carboxytherapy

Carboxytherapy delivers small, controlled amounts of medical carbon dioxide just under the skin through a very fine needle, a technique used to support microcirculation and skin quality. At CME Anti-Aging it is offered for the face, eye area and chin as well as body zones and the scalp. It is typically done as a series of short sessions and is often combined with other skin or hair treatments.

Carboxytherapy is a treatment in which a small, measured amount of medical-grade carbon dioxide gas is introduced just beneath the skin using a very fine needle. The local increase in carbon dioxide is associated with a temporary boost in blood flow to the area, and the technique is used in aesthetic medicine to support microcirculation and skin condition across the face and body. It is a long-established office treatment that is generally quick to perform. At CME Anti-Aging in Stargard a session is short — usually around fifteen to thirty minutes depending on the area — and most people feel only a brief sensation of pressure or tingling as the gas disperses, which settles within minutes. There is little downtime, though mild redness or a crackling feeling under the skin can occur briefly. Because the effect builds with repetition, carboxytherapy is normally recommended as a series of sessions spaced a week or two apart. The clinic offers it for the face, the delicate eye area and the chin, for body zones such as the abdomen, thighs, triceps and hands, and for the scalp as part of a hair-support plan, which is why prices are listed per area. It is frequently combined with mesotherapy, plasma or other treatments the clinic provides. Suitability and any contraindications — including pregnancy and certain medical conditions — are reviewed beforehand, and individual response varies.