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Carboxy therapy delivers controlled carbon dioxide beneath the skin, increasing local circulation and oxygenation. Over ten sessions it stimulates collagen and elastin production, loosening fibrous bands to smooth dimples and significantly amplify results when paired with your primary cellulite protocol.
Yes. Carboxy therapy is commonly combined with treatments like radiofrequency, massage, or lymphatic drainage. Our clinicians assess timing and sequence to ensure safety and maximize outcomes, tailoring protocols so adjunct therapies complement each other without increasing risk or downtime.
Sessions are quick and well tolerated; you may feel mild pressure or warmth as carbon dioxide is introduced. Treatments take twenty to forty minutes, with minimal discomfort. Expect temporary redness or slight swelling that typically resolves within hours to a day.
Many clients notice improved skin texture and reduced dimpling after three to five sessions, with more substantial, lasting changes emerging following completion of the ten-session course. Results vary by individual factors like age, skin quality and lifestyle.
Side effects are generally mild and short-lived, including bruising, redness, temporary swelling or tenderness at treated sites. Serious complications are rare when performed by trained professionals. We provide pre- and post-care instructions to minimize risks and promote healing.
Ideal candidates are adults in good health seeking enhanced, non-surgical cellulite reduction. Candidates should have realistic expectations and be committed to a full ten-session plan; contraindications include active infections, pregnancy, or certain vascular disorders, assessed during consultation.