AESTHETICS & DERMATOLOGY
Carboxytherapy
NON-SURGICAL AESTHETICS
Reverse The Signs Of Aging
Poor circulation of blood is partially responsible for the development of eye circles, wrinkles, scarring, cellulite and other skin degenerations over the years. Carboxy Therapy is a new, highly sought-after treatment that uses an innovative approach of administering carbon dioxide gas [CO2] to problem areas to help enhance the flow of oxygenated blood, resulting in rejuvenated skin and a youthful glow.
Can be used to treat:
- Stretch marks
- Cellulite
- Dark circles
- Hair loss / thinning
- Signs of aging
ARE YOU A GOOD CANDIDATE?
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HOW DOES IT WORK?
Carboxy Therapy works by injecting tiny amounts of carbon dioxide gas into target areas. The increased presence of carbon dioxide signals to the brain that the area requires more oxygen to keep the cells alive. As a natural response, the body sends oxygenated red blood cells to the area before carrying the carbon dioxide away for expulsion through the lungs. This increase in the circulation of oxygenated blood works to boost the regenerative capability of skin cells and production of collagen to give a healthy, radiant appearance to the area.
Carboxy Therapy is also effective in targeting dark circles under the eyes. Caused largely by a poor blood flow through the delicate capillary network of the lower eyelid, the treatment works to stimulate the circulation of oxygenated blood to the area. The increased oxygen helps to boost the growth of new healthy cells, giving a fresh energized look to the eyes and overall appearance of the face.
RESULTS & RECOVERY
Results should be visibly noticeable after the first treatment. A course of 4 to 6 treatments is recommended to achieve longer term improvement. You may return to your regular routine immediately after the treatment.
*Results may vary from patient to patient.
FAQs
Carboxy Therapy works by injecting tiny amounts of carbon dioxide gas into target areas. The increased presence of carbon dioxide signals to the brain that the area requires more oxygen to keep the cells alive. As a natural response, the body sends oxygenated red blood cells to the area before carrying the carbon dioxide away for expulsion through the lungs. This increase in the circulation of oxygenated blood works to boost the regenerative capability of skin cells and production of collagen to give a healthy, radiant appearance to the area.
results are usually visible after the the first treatment, it is usually recommended to take a course of 4 to 6 treatments to achieve long-term results and improvements, you need to keep in mind that results may vary from patient to patient
Each person has a unique threshold for pain and discomfort. Our team of experts are highly-trained and skilled to to make each patient’s experience as comfortable as possible.
The Carboxy therapy is considered a great solution to treat wrinkles, eye circles, scar marks and cellulite
The Carboxytherapy treatment is usually very safe however some mild side effects may show like mild swelling or redness that usually heals after 7 to 14 days from the treatment
MEET THE EXPERT
Dr Malda Al Daoudi
Medical Director,
Dermatologist & Aesthetic Medicine Specialist
Dr. Maldaa AlDaoudi is one of the most demanded dermatologist in Dubai, with over a decade of experience of practicing in Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
With a Masters in Dermatology from the Damascus Board and American Board of Aesthetic Medicine, Dr. Malda strives for perfection in all that she does. Her exceptional track record of extremely satisfied patients stands testament to her world-class craftsmanship, skill and dedication.
Dr. Maldaa specializes in both clinical dermatology and aesthetic medicine, with an expertise in a range of treatments like Non-surgical Face Lifting and Dermal Injectables. She is also an esteemed member of the American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine, American Academy of Dermatology and the European Academy of Dermatology.
