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Thanks for your query. It is absolutely safe to get Carboxytherapy and works very well on under eye dark circles. Carboxytherapy works very well for the vascular pooling. The lack of appropriate oxygenation to the lower eyelid skin allows the bluish cast to show through the thin skin of the eyelids. Carboxytherapy works to improve the capillary network of the lower eyelids, as well as to increase the dermal collagen layer in the lower eyelid skin. By injecting a small amount of carbon dioxide gas into the affected areas, blood flow is increased and improved capillary networks are formed for longer lasting circulatory benefit. The bluish cast is replaced with a healthy pink tone. Once a series of treatments is completed, the skin has a more luminous appearance that lasts approximately six months. Hope it helpsAll The Best
Carboxy therapy is very safe, and great for under eye fullness/wrinkling, and darkness. We've been using it in our office for years with excellent results. We generally recommend that patients sign up for 10 treatment packages in order to guarantee them a significant result. However, some patients may require more than 10 sessions in order to get the results they're looking for. After that, we recommend follow up every six months for one treatment in order to maintain their result.
We have been using Carboxy therapy for undereye wrinkling and darkness for years. The deposition of the carbon dioxide causes the body to release oxygen in the area, which stimulates collagen production. It is safe as long as it is done by a seasoned practitioner.
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At first, carbon dioxide should not be confounded with carbon monoxide, which is indeed a really toxic gas. A little more oxygen in the chemical structure makes the difference. Carbon dioxide, the gaseous medium used in Carboxytherapy is safe, well known and has been used in...
Nothing can get rid of stretch marks other than excising them like we can do in a tummy tuck. All the other treatments can offer is to lighten them possibly if they are the early purple kind. Save your money, you will be dissapointed and they won't reimburse you after!