Carboxytherapy (Face & Body)

Carboxytherapy delivers small, controlled amounts of medical carbon dioxide just beneath the skin through very fine needles to stimulate local circulation and skin renewal. It is used on the face and around the eyes to refresh tired, dull skin, and on body areas as part of a firming and modelling plan. DeuClinic offers single sessions and discounted packages, including a 30% saving on a course of ten.

Carboxytherapy is a treatment in which a small, controlled amount of medical-grade carbon dioxide is introduced just under the skin using very fine needles. The local increase in carbon dioxide is associated with improved microcirculation and oxygen delivery to the tissue and stimulates the skin's renewal processes, which is why the treatment is used both to refresh tired facial skin and as part of body firming and modelling plans. At DeuClinic the gas is delivered through tiny injections across the treatment zone; a session is short, usually around twenty to thirty minutes, and patients commonly report a brief sensation of warmth or mild pressure as the gas disperses, which settles quickly. On the face and around the eyes the treatment is associated with a fresher, brighter look, while on the thighs, buttocks, abdomen and hips it is used alongside other body treatments to support firmness and the appearance of the skin's surface. There is little downtime beyond possible short-lived redness. Because results are cumulative, carboxytherapy is delivered as a course, and the clinic offers discounted packages — including a 30% saving on a ten-session course — as well as single treatments and dedicated scalp and eye-area protocols. Suitability is assessed beforehand, and the treatment is avoided during pregnancy and in certain medical conditions.