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About the Treatment
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Minimally invasive
Cellulite, stretch marks, or skin that looks a little less firm than you’d like? Carboxytherapy takes a different approach to selected skin and body concerns by using controlled injections of medical-grade carbon dioxide (CO₂) beneath the skin.
The treatment is designed to influence local circulation and tissue responses, with the aim of improving the appearance of selected concerns over a course of sessions.
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How does it work?
Carboxytherapy involves injecting small, controlled amounts of sterile medical-grade carbon dioxide into targeted tissue. The presence of CO₂ can influence local blood flow and oxygen release, while the treatment may also affect collagen remodelling in the skin.
The technique and injection depth depend on the area being treated and the concern being addressed. It is a minimally invasive procedure, so it should always be performed by a qualified medical practitioner following an assessment.
It originated in French spas in the 1930s.
The Deal Behind the Gas
Carboxytherapy has been studied for several aesthetic concerns, but the evidence and expected results vary depending on the indication. At Silkor, your medical team assesses the area you want to treat and determines whether carboxytherapy is appropriate for your goals.
It isn’t a shortcut to weight loss, and it won’t erase every mark or skin irregularity. The aim is to work on specific concerns with a treatment plan suited to you.
Because knowing what to target is half the plan.
What Can Carboxytherapy Help With?
Depending on the area and your medical assessment, carboxytherapy may be considered for:
- Cellulite: Helping improve the appearance of dimpled skin.
- Stretch marks: Potentially improving the appearance and texture of selected marks.
- Skin laxity: Supporting improvements in the appearance of mildly lax skin.
- Selected scars: Potentially improving the appearance of certain atrophic scars.
- Under-eye concerns: It may be considered for selected cases of under-eye darkness, depending on the cause and your practitioner’s assessment.
The suitability of carboxytherapy depends on the concern being treated, and results can vary. Your practitioner will discuss realistic expectations and whether another treatment may be more appropriate.
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Frequently Asked Questions
All you need to know about this treatment.
You may feel pressure, stinging, or a temporary burning sensation during the injections. Some swelling, redness, or bruising can also occur afterward. Your practitioner will explain what to expect for the area being treated.
Carboxytherapy is usually performed as a course of treatments rather than a one-off session. The number and spacing of sessions depend on the concern, the area, and your response. Your medical team will recommend a schedule tailored to you.
Changes, if they occur, develop over time and may require multiple sessions. Results vary by treatment area and individual response, and complete removal of cellulite or stretch marks cannot be guaranteed.
No. Your practitioner needs to review your medical history before treatment. Certain heart, lung, kidney, or liver conditions, severe anaemia, active infections, and pregnancy or breastfeeding may make the procedure unsuitable. Your doctor will assess your individual risks and advise you accordingly.
Here’s our treatment protocol:
Before Your Treatment
- Share your medical history, medications, allergies, and previous aesthetic treatments with your practitioner.
- Inform your medical team about any heart, lung, kidney, or liver conditions, circulation problems, or bleeding disorders.
- Tell your practitioner if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have an active infection in the intended treatment area.
- Follow the preparation instructions provided by your medical team.
After Your Treatment
- Follow the specific aftercare instructions for the area treated.
- Expect that temporary swelling, redness, tenderness, or bruising may occur.
- Avoid strenuous exercise or activities your practitioner advises against for the recommended period.
- Keep the area clean and avoid irritating it while it settles.
- Contact your medical team if you experience severe or worsening pain, unusual swelling, skin colour changes, or other unexpected symptoms.
