OXYGEN & CARBOXYTHERAPY for SCARS

Regeneration through Oxygen and CO₂

Scars — whether post-surgical, acne-related, or traumatic — often result from incomplete or disorganized tissue repair.
Oxygen-Carboxytherapy represents one of the most effective and natural methods to stimulate skin regeneration and visibly improve the appearance of scars.

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What is Oxygen-CO₂?

Oxygen-Carboxytherapy is a medical treatment that uses medical-grade oxygen and carbon dioxide (CO₂) injected into the skin or subcutaneous tissue.
This induces the Bohr effect, where an increase in CO₂ encourages red blood cells to release more oxygen to the tissues.

The result is:

• Enhanced blood flow and oxygen delivery

• Improved tissue metabolism and detoxification

• Stimulation of fibroblasts, promoting new collagen and elastin formation

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How it Works on Scars?

Scar tissue typically has reduced microcirculation and a dense, fibrotic structure.
Oxygen-Carboxytherapy helps to:

• Reactivate local blood flow and oxygenation

• Soften and remodel fibrotic scar tissue

• Stimulate collagen reorganization and dermal regeneration

• Improve texture, color, and smoothness over time

This approach is entirely biological and substance-free, making it suitable for both new and old scars.

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Visible, Progressive Results

After a few sessions, patients typically notice:

• Softer and more elastic skin

• Reduced redness or paleness of the scar

• A smoother and more even surface

Improvements continue over the following weeks as oxygenation and new collagen production take effect.

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Duration and Protocols

Each session lasts around 20–30 minutes.
A complete treatment plan usually involves 4–8 sessions, depending on the scar type and size.
No downtime is required — normal daily activities can be resumed immediately.

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Longevity and Regeneration

Carboxytherapy aligns perfectly with the concept of regenerative and longevity aesthetics.
By enhancing oxygenation and cellular renewal, it improves the biological quality of the skin, promoting lasting, natural repair rather than superficial correction.

 

The philosophy is clear:

We don’t mask imperfections — we activate the skin’s natural intelligence to renew itself.