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A great innovative treatment for dark eye cirlces, stretch marks, and even cellulite is growing in popularity called Carboxytherapy. This treatment consists of injecting very small amounts of carbon dioxide into the area around the eyes to be treated, causing the body to bring more oxygen to the area through the blood stream.

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Oxygenating the area of treatment allows for improved healing by nourishing the skin, building and remodeling collagen and elastin in the area which ultimately smooths out the skin and even cellulite. The process leaves the skin tighter and firmer, brighter and smoother. The treatment process weakens and destroys fat cells and results in fewer fat cells. Talk to a local cosmetic dermatologist for a specific consultation regarding your particular conditions or to answer any question you may have. Give Carboxytherapy a try, it really works !!

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Scars are a natural and essential part of the human body healing process in that they help protect wounds from additional physical damage, however they are not necessary and are often unsightly once a wound is closed. After a wound closes, Scars are visibly noticeable because scar tissue is unlike natural skin tissue in that it does not regenerate. While some scars will naturally become less noticeable over time, they do not heal completely unless treated.
some types of scars:
•Acne Scars
•Burn Scars
•Tattoo and Body Scars
•Surgery Scars
•Pregnancy Scars
•Plastic Surgery Scars
•Mohs Surgery Scars
•Keloid Scars
•Hypertrophic Scars
•Hysterectomy Scars
•Cleft Lip

If you have any large, raised, or prominent scars, you should call or speak to a cosmetic dermatologist about whether surgical, non-surgical, or laser scar removal treatment is right for you. There are many new and fast scar treatments available today. Most scars can be significantly improved in appearance through one or more cosmetic techniques, including carboxytherapy. The type of scar treatment your doctor recommends will depend on the cause of the scar.

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Carboxytherapy is for the treatment of dark under-eye circles, cellulite, and stretch marks. Carbon Dioxide Therapy Carboxytherapy refers to the administration of minute amounts of Carbon Dioxide gas just beneath the skin surface. It is a relatively painless, in office procedure that is completed in 5 minutes with no residual downtime.

The majority of dark under-eye circles are caused by poor circulation beneath the lower eyelids vascular pooling.

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.

The majority of dark under-eye circles are caused by poor circulation beneath the lower eyelids [vascular pooling]. Dr. Zdinak designed and conducted the first study in the English literature using carboxytherapy for rejuvenating the under- eye region.

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.

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Carbon Dioxide Therapy [Carboxytherapy] refers to the administration of minute amounts of Carbon Dioxide gas just beneath the skin surface. It is a relatively painless, in office procedure that is completed in 5 minutes with no residual downtime.

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The Doctor uses carboxytherapy to treat cellulite because it does not involve the injection of foreign substances into the skin. Carboxytherapy has been shown to destroy these subdermal fat cells, without harming the surrounding skin structures. Ccarboxytherapy shrinks “double chins,” to lessen the dreaded “back fat” that bulges along the bra-line, to treat fatty upper arms, and to treat cellulite on the legs.

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Carboxytherapy is the administration of carbon dioxide [CO2] gas for therapeutic purposes. Carboxytherapy was discovered in the Royal Spas of France in the 1930’s when bathing in the pools of carbon dioxide rich waters was shown to speed wound healing.

Carbon dioxide is naturally present in our bodies at all times and it is essential to the life processes of both animals and plants. With every breath, we inhale oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide. Plants absorb the carbon dioxide that we exhale and release oxygen back into the atmosphere.

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

By injecting a small amount of carbon dioxide gas into the area, we are “tricking” the body into increasing the oxygen flow to the area by compelling the red blood cells to pick up all of the excess CO2that we injected so that it can be carried back to the lungs for elimination from the body with the next exhalation.

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How many of us have lived with dark circles under our eyes, and just not thought anything about what is causing them or how we can remedy the problems without using a coverup makeup routine? Some people have the problem due to poor circulation beneath the lower eye lids, some due to darkened pigment or hollow depressions beneath the lower eyelids and some due to whats called vascular pooling.

Dr. Lisa Zdinak, MD, Chief Surgeon and Director of Precision Aesthetics, in Upper Manhattan, New York, has been instrumental in the initial introduction and raving success of the popular Carboxytherapy Treatments to her worldwide clientele for the treatment of dark under eye circles, cellulite and stretch mark problems. By injecting small amounts of carbon dioxide gas just below the surface of the skin, causes increased blood circulation to that particular area. 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.

The treatment takes about 5 minutes and is painless and risk free. Usually it takes 2-6 treatments to achieve the best results.

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Dr. Lisa A. Zdinak, MD, chief surgeon and medical director of Precision Aesthetics
has recently introduced CO2Touch Brazilian Carboxytherapy to her clients for the treatment of stretch marks, dark under eye circles, and even cellulite. Carboxytherapy is an in-office procedure that takes a short five minutes or so, little or no downtime, and best of all is relatively painless.Precision Aestetics now offers Carboxytherapy to other proven surgical and non surgical skincare solutions and services available at her Manhattan office.

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Up to very recently, stretch marks were pretty much untreatable no matter what method you tried. The Carboxytherapy Treatment is gaining in popularity and showing great promise by softening stretch marks by increasing the blood flow to the stretch mark areas and allowing them to constrict and contract, thus blending them better with the surrounding healthy skin. Injecting very small amounts of carbon dioxide gas just below the surface of the skin, the procedure tricks it (the skin) into increasing blood circulation in the treated area. Carbonxytherapy causes the formation of new collagen and subsequently thickens the skin to improve the appearance of the stretch marks by rebuilding the collagen matrix.

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