Up to 3 Sessions of Carboxytherapy for Face, Neck and Decollete in Office of Eleonora Ivashchuk

Carboxytherapy is a unique method of restoring interstitial respiration and functions of skin cells with directed action for the correction of oily and problematic skin. Provides cleansing of the mouths of the sebaceous ducts, narrowing of pores, active cell renewal and even skin tone. With age, blood vessels weaken, and due to stress, poor ecology, a sedentary lifestyle, and smoking, cells experience severe oxygen starvation. The result of this is premature aging, various failures at the cellular level, congestion, skin fatigue. The effect of carboxytherapy is primarily an improvement in blood circulation in tissues and an increase in oxygen delivery.

During the procedure, blood circulation increases, which contributes to a faster removal of waste products from the skin. This leads to an increase in elasticity, a decrease in the number of wrinkles and is the prevention of aging. A special preparation is applied to the skin of the face, due to which molecular carbon dioxide is released and penetrates into the tissues. An excess of carbon dioxide, in turn, is perceived by skin cells as a strong oxygen starvation. Because of this, a compensatory mechanism is activated - capillary erythrocytes begin to intensively release oxygen O2, and increased blood circulation leads to an increase in the supply of nutrients to tissues.

The procedure is safe and painless, can be used at any age and leaves no redness marks. The patient rests during the procedure, and the skin receives a powerful rejuvenating effect with a result that will not be long in coming. There should not be any unwanted reactions.

Advantages of the procedure:

• Deep cleansing of the skin, the mouths of the sebaceous ducts.
• Narrowing of pores.
• Cell renewal.
• Color alignment.
• Prevention of post-acne.
• Improving texture, quality.
• Correction of skin photoaging.

Indications:

• Seborrhea.
• Acne.
• Post-acne.
• congestion phenomena.
• Couperose.
• Pastosity of the skin.
• Loss of turgor.
• Enlarged pores.