Carboxy therapy is a CO 2 gas that is injected with a needle at various levels of the skin depending on the indication, the target and the point of the face or body.

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Once CO 2 is injected into the skin, the body produces large amounts of oxygen in the following way: Hemoglobin releases reactive oxygen molecules, which are intended to trap and eliminate carbon dioxide molecules from the body. In this way, strong oxygenation is achieved at the infusion points, resulting in the activation of lymph flow and increased perfusion. This process contributes to lymphatic drainage and detoxification.

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Carboxy treatment is a sterile medical dioxide in gaseous form, non-toxic, and is a natural component of our body. Our body constantly produces carbon dioxide as a byproduct of cellular respiration.