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Carboxytherapy (Venusian)

Type

Mesotherapy

Duration

30 min

What's included

3 deliverables in this treatment

  • Assessment of the area
  • Carboxytherapy session for the agreed region
  • Aftercare guidance

Carboxytherapy delivers small amounts of medical carbon dioxide just under the skin through a very fine needle to improve microcirculation and skin quality. Used on the eye area, face, neck and body, it is associated with firmer, better-toned skin and is often chosen for the under-eye area and for body areas. It is typically performed as a course of sessions.

About this treatment

Carboxytherapy is a treatment in which a controlled amount of medical-grade carbon dioxide gas is introduced just beneath the skin through a very fine needle. The local rise in carbon dioxide is thought to prompt the body to increase blood flow to the area, improving microcirculation and the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to the tissue. This is associated with improvements in skin tone, firmness and the appearance of the treated area. At EsteticaMed the…

A session is short, generally around twenty to thirty minutes depending on the area, and most people feel only a brief tingling, pressure or warmth as the gas disperses. There is little to no downtime, although mild tenderness or a temporary crackling sensation under the skin can occur immediately afterwards. Because the effect is cumulative, carboxytherapy is usually delivered as a course of sessions spaced a week or two apart, with the eye area, face…

Good to know

Device
Venusian carboxytherapy
Best as
A course of sessions
Areas
Eyes, face, neck, body

Who is this for?

Adults wanting to refresh the under-eye area or support skin tone on the face or body

About the clinic

Reviews, team and credentials

Independent review links and clinic-reported team information.

Clinical team

Led by lek. med. Tomasz Idziok, a specialist surgeon and paediatric surgeon. He completed his paediatric surgery specialisation in Wrocław and has worked in the General and Vascular Surgery department in Görlitz, Germany since 2003, where he is deputy head. He has practised aesthetic medicine since 2009, regularly attending conferences and training to update his techniques.

Languages: Polish, German

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