Up to 5 Sessions of Carboxytherapy with Facial and Hand Massage in the Zaliska Massage Studio

Carboxytherapy is a non-invasive skin care cosmetic procedure that involves the effect of carbon dioxide on the surface of the skin. The process of interaction of purified carbon dioxide with the epidermis improves lymphatic drainage and blood circulation in the tissues, as a result of which the cells are saturated with oxygen, the skin is deeply cleansed and rejuvenated. Carboxytherapy can be used either once or as a course. On average, 5 procedures are enough, with an interval of 1 time per week, to achieve a pronounced effect.

After preliminary cleansing of the skin, the doctor applies an acidic primer gel to the face, which creates an environment for the carbon dioxide reaction, and then an activator gel, which triggers the CO2 release reaction. In the process, the facial skin is saturated with carbon dioxide, which leads to short-term oxygen starvation, thereby activating the process of intensive oxygen production by skin cells. During the procedure, the patient will hear the hissing sound of gas bubbles and will feel a slight tingling sensation, which does not cause discomfort. After cleaning off any remaining product, a 3D bridge is applied to simulate natural biolifting.

The penetration of CO2 into the epidermis is a stress factor, due to which the level of oxygen in the skin significantly increases, which saturates the skin from the inside and enhances the process of microcirculation and cellular metabolism. Intensive oxygen supply improves blood circulation, dilates blood vessels, which helps remove dead cells and other skin impurities. CO2 activates collagen synthesis, thereby improving skin elasticity and firmness. The visible effect is noticeable immediately after the first procedure and lasts for 3-5 days.

Indications for the procedure:

• Dull, dehydrated skin.
• Fine wrinkles, signs of skin photoaging.
• The marks will fade, there will be scars.
• Inflammatory processes of the skin.
• Pigmentation.
• Dark circles under the eyes.
• Puffiness, bags under the eyes.
• Enlarged pores.
• Increased work of the sebaceous glands.
• Vascular network, rosacea and rosacea.
• Pre-peeling preparation or skin restoration after aggressive cosmetic procedures.