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There are several machines that are used to administer the carbon dioxide gas, but the basic components are the same. There is a tank of carbon dioxide gas that is connected by plastic tubing to a flow-regulator. The flow-regulator slows down the speed of the gas according to the rate selected by the physician. The gas emerges from the flow-regulator into sterile tubing that has a filter connected at the exit to remove any trace impurities before the gas is run through a tiny needle attached to the opposite side of the filter. The pure gas is now ready to be injected beneath the skin via the tiny needle.

What does carboxytherapy feel like?

Carboxytherapy doesn’t hurt; it just feels a little “weird.” Because of differences in the techniques used to treat the eyelids, stretch-marks, scars, and fat deposits, the sensation is slightly different depending upon what is actually being treated. I use numbing cream for all of my patients to diminish any discomfort associated with the pin-prick of the needle itself.

What are some clinical uses for carboxytherapy?

Carboxytherapy is used for the treatment of dark under-eye circles, stretch-marks, cellulite reduction, and non-surgical fat sculpting on the face and the body.

What areas of the body can be treated with carboxytherapy?

Carboxytherapy can be used to treat the eyelids, face, neck, arms, stomach, buttocks, and legs.

What other benefits occur from carboxytherapy?

In addition to increasing oxygenated blood-flow to the region injected, carboxytherapy also increases collagen formation in the skin, giving it a more youthful appearance.

Pixel Laser Skin Resurfacing improves skin texture and tone, will smooth out wrinkles and does away with brown spots and people are raving about the results. It works well on those tiny fine lines of the lower eyelids.Dr. Zdinak at Precision Aesthetics says her patients are very happy with the results they are seeing and the procedures have become a frontrunner in her weapon stockpile of laser and light sources for treating the delicate under eye area.

The Pixel laser treats small zones of skin, leaving surrounding tissue untouched and intact, unlike the CO2 laser, which removes the entire surface epidermal layer. The untreated skin acts as a source of healthy skin cells that allow for rapid recovery [days instead of weeks]. An immediate return to activity is possible, with no messy dressings or complicated post-procedure care required. Pixel skin resurfacing is safe for patients with most any skin type and can be used on the delicate skin of the face, neck, chest and hands. There is no pain and no anesthetics or skin dyes are required.