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Carboxy therapy
Carboxytherapy - treatment with carbon dioxide
Carboxytherapy (gas injections) is the intradermal or subcutaneous injection of carbon dioxide (CO2) for therapeutic and preventive purposes.
Do something good for your patients and earn money.
CO2 carboxytherapy provides fast results (after the first treatment!) and is extremely affordable
What is the effect of carboxytherapy?
" Normalize cholesterol, blood sugar and metabolism at the cellular level;
" Promote the breakdown of localized fat deposits;
" Helps remove toxins from the body;
" Eliminates muscle and vascular spasms;
" For rehabilitation in musculoskeletal disorders.
Application of carboxytherapy
In angiology and phlebology
" Circulatory disorders in the arms and legs;
" Diseases of the cardiovascular system (especially in heart failure, cardiac arrhythmias) and functional disorders of the cardiovascular system;
" Trophic ulcers;
" Peripheral arterial disease with peripheral circulatory insufficiency;
" Cerebrovascular disease;
" Diabetic angiopathy;
" Varicose veins.
In neurology
" The aftermath of stroke;
" CNS dysfunction;
" Autonomic disorders with hyper-sympathicotonia;
" Degenerative disorders of the joints and spine;
" acute joint and spine pain;
" vasomotor disorders of the upper extremities: Vasoneurosis, Raynaud's disease and syndrome, acrocyanosis;
" vasomotor cephalgia, migraine, Meniere's syndrome.
In aesthetics
" Rejuvenation of the epidermis;
" The treatment of stretch marks;
" Cellulitis;
" Localized obesity;
" Swelling of the face and limbs;
" Reduction of dark circles under the eyes (replaces blepharoplasty);
" General sagging, laxity of the skin, decreased tone and turgor of the skin.
Carboxy therapy | Course curriculum
1. Introduction
Presentation
2. Theory - Carboxy Theory
Welcome to the course
Carboxy theory
Devices and materials
Device Functionality
medicalCO2: injection amount
medicalCO2: treatment cycle
medical use
Contraindications
Advantages of carboxy therapy
Economic efficiency
other advantages
medicalCO2: effect
medicalCO2: microcirculation
medicalCO2: drilling effect
medicalCO2: bacteriostatic effect
medicalCO2: interstitium
medicalCO2: summary
3. Practice - Carboxy therapy
Injection: tension headache, migraine
Injection: muscle tension, miogeloze
Injection: arthritis, arthrosis
Injection: arthritis, arthrosis
Injection: circulatory disorder (part 1)
Injection: circulatory disorder (part 2)
Injection: Tinitus
Injection: Shoulder problems
Expectations & Results
Injection: facial aesthetic treatment
Injection: aesthetic neck treatment
Injection: face & décolleté
Injection: upper arms
Injection: hair treatment
Injection: abdomen
Injection: cellutite
vaginal rejuvenation
3. Important
Pricing
Conclusion
Anamnesis
Medical Co2
This form of therapy uses very fine mesotherapy needles. Microinjections of medical carbon dioxide into the skin trigger various mechanisms in the tissue. The vessels dilate, the supply of oxygen and nutrients increases and cell metabolism is stimulated. Own growth factors are released and lead to regeneration in the tissue.
Fields of treatment
We go to the mode of action of Co2 and practice as many areas of application as possible. Alone or in combination with other forms of therapy, for example mesotherapy, carboxytherapy is an efficient and effective method that finds a wide spectrum in medicine and aesthetics
Carboxy therapy in aesthetics
Wrinkles
Skin wrinkles can be reduced. The complexion appears rosy and vibrant.
dark circles under the eyes & bags under the eyes
For dark circles under the eyes and bags under the eyes, the Co2 shows immediate success.
Elastose
Stretch marks and stretch marks can be improved, as well as flabby tissue.
Cellulite & spider veins
A gentle treatment for cellulite and other visual blemishes such as spider veins.
Lipolysis
When CO2 is administered into the fatty tissue, local fat deposits can be reduced. The lipolytic effect also plays an important role in the treatment of cellulite.
Carboxy therapy in medicine
Migraine
Tension headaches and migraines can be quickly relieved.
Sports Medicine
Myalgias/myogeloses, tendopathies, arthritic changes and many other orthopedic indications can contribute to faster pain relief with CO2 insufflation. The increased microcirculation has an anti-inflammatory effect.
Dermatology
Carboxy therapy can positively influence skin diseases such as acne.
Vessels
Circulatory disorders, ulcer cruris and many other treatment options respond very well to the injection of carbon dioxide
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Many other possible applications are tinnitus, dizziness etc.
Course schedule
We work with the DolorMed, a high-quality device manufactured in Germany. The practical case device has been successfully on the market for many years. The cost of materials is extremely low. Only meson needles are required for the treatment. Gas bottle is sufficient for 6,000 injections.
Bonus material
Our hands-on online course is designed to get you started with treatment right away. If you have any questions, the trainer is always available at any time - by phone or by mail.
In addition there is:
" illustrated course script with material overview
" personalized certificate
" contact to the course instructor
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