Julie's first intelligent carboxytherapy

Carboxytherapy is a medical therapy with an extremely wide range of applications. It involves the intradermal or subcutaneous injection of carbon dioxide using thin needles.

During the treatment, the cosmetologist precisely administers controlled amounts of carbon dioxide intradermally or subcutaneously, depending on the patient’s condition and treatment procedures.

The treatment may only be carried out by qualified medical or related personnel who have general medical and cosmetological knowledge, following prior certified training.

Carboxytherapy is a treatment with a wide range of applications. The most popular include: reduction of cellulite in stages I-IV, stretch marks, scars, dark circles under the eyes, baldness, locally accumulated fatty tissue.

Pregnancy, cancer, epilepsy, acute renal, pulmonary and cardiac failure, COPD.

The procedure is accompanied by a slight sensation of gas spreading in the tissues. It all depends on the treatment area as well as the pain threshold.

The use of anaesthesia is not recommended due to vasoconstriction. The desired effect is vasodilation of blood vessels during gas administration, so lidocaine creams are inappropriate.

Definitely yes, as the heated gas reduces pain sensations. The “Julie Carboxytherapy” device offers the latest in device temperature control technology, but most importantly, it provides a dual heating system that minimises discomfort to practically zero.

Carboxytherapy is a minimally invasive and safe treatment. Clinically proven, performed on high quality apparatus, medically certified carbon dioxide is a highly neutral therapeutic stimulus for the human body. A further safety factor is the fully adjustable gas flow, dose and temperature – selected based on the condition and treatment zone.

At the moment there is no information in the medical literature about more serious postoperative complications. When performed correctly, the procedure has few side effects in the form of pain and haematomas at the injection site, petechiae or prolonged swelling.

The effectiveness depends mainly on age, individual conditions of the patient and regularity and regularity of visits.

The treatment takes from a few minutes to an hour, depending on the location of the treatment site. The number of treatments depends on the severity of the problem. When it comes to the reduction of dark circles under the eyes, the first effects are already visible after 1 treatment, while when it comes to the fight against cellulite we need about 6 treatments.

After the procedure, the patient can return to daily activities. However, swimming pool, solarium and sauna should be avoided for 72 hours. The treatment areas must not be massaged. The final result depends on many factors, but most often the effect lasts from 6 to 9 months. After this period, a series or a single treatment can be performed again.