Carboxy Therapy
Carboxy therapy is used to treat a number of ailments that are believed to stem partially from poor blood circulation such as cellulite, dark under eye circles, and stretch marks. Carboxy therapy is a simple procedure that injects carbon dioxide gas to the treatment area to stimulate blood flow to improve the skin’s appearance and elasticity.
Concerns Treated
Cellulite
When we think cellulite we probably think about high body weight, however, individuals of almost any body weight and body fat can experience cellulite.
Aging & Tired Eyes
Sleep on your back. Dab don’t rub. Don’t squint or concentrate too hard. We’ve all heard the crazy ways to slow the natural aging of the sensitive and delicate skin around the eyes. Fortunately, numerous cosmetic procedures exist to correct and restore eye appearance without having to memorize a list of don'ts.
Stretch Marks
Stretch marks can be frustrating scars for some individuals following significant and rapid changes in their body composition.
Concerns Treated
Cellulite
When we think cellulite we probably think about high body weight, however, individuals of almost any body weight and body fat can experience cellulite.
Aging & Tired Eyes
Sleep on your back. Dab don’t rub. Don’t squint or concentrate too hard. We’ve all heard the crazy ways to slow the natural aging of the sensitive and delicate skin around the eyes. Fortunately, numerous cosmetic procedures exist to correct and restore eye appearance without having to memorize a list of don'ts.
Stretch Marks
Stretch marks can be frustrating scars for some individuals following significant and rapid changes in their body composition.
The Carboxy Therapy alternative
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Enhance & Prolong your Carboxy Therapy results
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