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Yes — for plenty of people, carboxytherapy is the holy grail when it comes to cellulite (and getting rid of it). It’s a fairly painless treatment that has little to no down-time, and the results are impressive to say the least.

But carboxytherapy isn’t a permanent treatment. It’s a temporary one that requires multiple sessions and ongoing maintenance. This is why many people choose to supplement with other anti-cellulite treatments (like creams, masques, and scrubs).

Whether you’re carboxytherapy-curious, or you’ve been using it for years, let’s take a closer look at this “wonder treatment” to find out more. Here’s a snapshot of what’s inside this guide:

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Carboxytherapy is also known to increase:

• Skin elasticity
• Collagen production
• Local tissue metabolism

Plus, carboxytherapy typically has few side effects and no down-time after the procedure.

How are the preparation and aftercare following carboxytherapy?

What’s great about carboxytherapy is that usually there’s no prep or intensive aftercare — it’s a quick procedure with little to no down-time.

Although, some doctors may provide you with specific instructions ahead of your visit(s). And sometimes, light bruising may occur at the injection site.

If you get carboxytherapy for fat loss or cellulite reduction, avoid swimming and baths for 24 hours afterwards.

What Are the Side Effects of Carboxytherapy?

Some people may experience slight tingling, itchiness, and pressure during their carboxytherapy session. These side effects often subside within a few minutes after the session, but can last for up to 24 hours.

If you aren’t sure whether carboxytherapy is right for you, talk with your doctor. They can help you decide whether it’s a safe and effective treatment, especially if you’re taking medications or have any chronic illnesses.

For example, people with respiratory disease, renal and hepatic disease, heart disease, severe anemia, and untreated or unmanaged hypertension may be at risk for contraindication.

What Results Can I Expect From Carboxytherapy?

Carboxytherapy is typically an effective treatment for cellulite, stretch marks, scar tissue, and dark under-eye circles. And many people notice healthier, smoother, more youthful skin after three to five carboxytherapy sessions. After eight to ten sessions, it’s likely the skin will appear even tighter, brighter, and with reduced cellulite.

However, some patients may need fifteen to twenty sessions to achieve desired results. Results often occur gradually over time, which is why multiple sessions are required.

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Start with our Body Shaper Cream to firm, plump, and hydrate the skin. Its anti-cellulite ingredients increase blood circulation, reduce water retention, and spread fat tissues. Use it on any skin type once daily to get the youthful glow you crave.

Follow it up with Body Firmer, anti-cellulite mask. It’s ultra-hydrating, leaving your skin supple and bouncy with only two to three applications a week.

For best results, use our Body Exfoliator two to three times a week to reveal a healthy new layer of glowing skin. This anti-cellulite coffee scrub brightens, tightens, and fights off free radicals.

FAQs: What you want to know

You’ve got questions, we’ve got answers — check out these FAQs to learn more about cellulite, carboxy treatment, and more.

Are there any contraindications or medical conditions that would prevent someone from getting carboxytherapy for cellulite?

Yes, there are some contraindications, and carboxytherapy isn’t necessarily a safe choice for everyone. People with chronic health conditions like heart disease, untreated high blood pressure, respiratory disease, and other serious illnesses shouldn’t get carboxytherapy.

Talk with your doctor before getting carboxytherapy to check for contraindications. This is the best and safest way to find out if carboxytherapy is right for you.

Can carboxytherapy be used in combination with other cellulite treatments?

Yes, carboxytherapy can be used with other cellulite treatments to achieve dramatic results. For example, microneedling, anti-cellulite creams, and ant-cellulite masks may help you achieve desired results faster than carboxytherapy on its own.

However, it’s best to check with a doctor before changing your health routine or introducing another treatment. Sometimes people with chronic illnesses may experience negative side effects.

How much does carboxytherapy for cellulite cost?

This depends on the facility you go to, and how many sessions you need. Results are gradual and become more noticeable with each session. Some people need four or five sessions, others need up to a dozen or more. But on average, expect to pay between $75 and $200 per session.

How soon after a carboxytherapy treatment can I return to normal activities?

You can go back to doing what you love as soon as your session is over. But if you use carboxytherapy for cellulite and fat reduction, avoid swimming and baths for about 24 hours afterwards.

Does carboxytherapy hurt? Is there any downtime after my treatment?

Nope! Most people don’t feel any pain. But you may feel some slight itchiness and pressure during your carboxytherapy session. Some people may bruise a little at the injection site, but there’s usually no down-time after your treatment.

Research shows that results from Acoustic Wave Therapy can be maintained for at least a year, although there is no research on how long the results can last beyond that. The best way to maintain the treatment results is through a healthy lifestyle that includes a balanced diet, regular exercise, and proper skincare.