Carboxytherapy

Carboxytherapy is a medical-aesthetic treatment that uses microinjections of carbon dioxide (CO₂) at the subcutaneous or intradermal level to improve blood circulation and stimulate tissue regeneration processes.

This safe and effective technique is used to treat numerous skin imperfections, including:

Cellulite and fibrous edematous panniculopathy
Localized fat deposits
Skin laxity (skin sagging)
Dark circles and under-eye bags
Stretch marks and scars
Skin aging (improvement in skin tone and brightness)

During the treatment, carbon dioxide is delivered through very fine needles connected to controlled devices. CO₂ stimulates local vasodilation, increases tissue oxygenation, promotes lipolysis (fat breakdown), and improves skin elasticity.

Treatment time

30 min

Back to work in

same day

Duration

6–12 months

Anesthetic

none

Carboxytherapy : frequently asked questions

It helps reshape, tone, regenerate the skin and improve the overall appearance of the body and face, with visible effects after just a few sessions.

The treatment is minimally invasive and well tolerated. You may feel slight tingling or pressure during the gas injection, which quickly disappears. Discomfort is minimal and most patients return to normal activities immediately.

The first improvements are visible after 3–4 sessions, with firmer, smoother, and more compact skin. The most noticeable results appear at the end of the full treatment cycle.

Generally, 6–12 sessions are recommended, performed once or twice a week depending on individual needs and treatment area.

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