Can too much carboxy cause permanent stretching?

Hello,

Carboxytherapy involves the injection of carbon dioxide gas into the skin and is often used for skin rejuvenation, cellulite reduction, and localized fat reduction. However, concerns about skin stretching and looseness after such treatments are valid. Here are some considerations:

Temporary Swelling:
During carboxytherapy, temporary swelling is common as the gas expands the tissue. This should typically resolve shortly after the treatment.

Skin Elasticity:
While the treatment aims to improve skin elasticity and appearance, excessive or repeated treatments, particularly if not administered properly, may contribute to skin laxity, especially if the skin's natural elasticity is compromised due to aging or other factors.

Aging and Skin Changes:
Aging naturally affects skin elasticity and firmness. It’s possible that the combination of natural aging and the temporary stretching from the treatments may have contributed to the current looseness.

Consultation with a Specialist:
It would be beneficial to consult with a board-certified dermatologist or a cosmetic surgeon to assess your skin condition and explore options for improving skin tightness. They can evaluate whether the treatments contributed to the skin's current state and suggest appropriate interventions.

Alternative Treatments:
Depending on the evaluation, there might be other treatments such as radiofrequency, ultrasound therapy, or laser treatments that could help improve skin tightness.

It's essential to have a thorough evaluation to understand the contributing factors and to tailor a treatment plan that addresses your specific needs.


Warm regards,