Carboxytherapy is an innovative non-invasive (non-injection) skin rejuvenation technique that facilitates the transportation of high concentrations of active components and molecular carbon dioxide (CO2) deep into the layers of the epidermis and soft tissues.

The principle of carboxytherapy lies in the release of oxygen from red blood cells when carbon dioxide enters the skin cells, thereby stimulating blood and lymph circulation, metabolism, tissue oxygenation, protein synthesis, and the removal of toxins from the skin. The effect of carbon dioxide activates collagen synthesis, which helps improve skin elasticity, reduce wrinkles, and prevent their appearance.

The procedure is aimed at correcting the contours of the face and neck, eliminating pigmentation, brightening the skin, and providing a lifting effect. It is not seasonally specific and can be recommended for any skin type. It is ideal for rehabilitation after injectable rejuvenation methods. Carboxytherapy can be performed as a course of 4-6 procedures with an interval of 7 days or as a one-time session (for a special occasion) 8 hours before makeup application.

We perform this procedure using the Ikin Carboxy CO2 Therapy Combo Set by South Korean company JM Biotech Co., Ltd, as it uniquely contains the richest blend of various beneficial ingredients, such as caffeine, snail secretion, licorice root extract, common ivy, Broussonetia, horse chestnut seed, green tea, fragrant violet, rice bran, Chinese camellia, and many others.

• makeup removal;
• ultrasonic or mechanical peeling (gommage, scrub);
• application of CO2 gel;
• application of an activating mask with citric acid;
• gentle lymphatic drainage massage;
• facial bandaging for 20-30 minutes;
• toning;
• cream according to skin type.

Manifested in express lifting, increased skin tone and elasticity, correction of double chin, powerful hydration, skin brightening, treatment of couperose and vascular networks, pore tightening, acne and post-acne management, scar smoothing, detoxification at the capillary and cellular levels, and edema reduction.

• epilepsy;
• recent stroke or heart attack;
• liver or kidney dysfunction;
• active herpes outbreak;
• open wounds on the skin;
• severe cardiovascular or pulmonary diseases;
• rhinitis;
• tendency to thrombosis;
• arterial hypertension.