Carboxitherapy

Therapy with carbon gas eliminates excesses and it helps to improve the skin. Applied in the clinics of the European Community's countries and approved by FDA (Food and Drug Administration), the therapy with medicinal carbon gas is the great innovation of the moment. It is indicated for the treatment of the cellulite.

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What Is Dermabrasion?

Dermabrasion uses a power-driven sanding wheel that looks somewhat like a dentist's drill to remove the topmost layers of skin.

Dermabrasion was first developed to smooth the pitting caused by acne scars, but the technique can also be used to remove wrinkles, liver spots caused by sun and aging, and precancerous growths. For such treatment, dermabrasion is usually done on isolated areas of the face. Dermabrasion cannot be done around the eyes




What Is Laser Resurfacing?

Lasers can be used to create a controlled burn of the most superficial layers of skin and achieve the same results as chemical peels and dermabrasion.

Laser resurfacing offers greater control of the depth of the burn and more precision for use around delicate areas such as the lips and eyes.

Lasers can also be used to treat the entire face, or in combination with face-lift procedures to produce a comprehensive rejuvenation.

Laser resurfacing can be used to treat:

fine lines and wrinkles, including crow's feet around the eyes

brown spots and splotchy discolorations

scars

Duration of laser resurfacing depends on the extent of the treatment; it can take up to two hours. Repeat procedures are sometimes required. It is usually done as an outpatient procedure with local anesthetics and an intravenous sedative to relieve tension. A topical anesthetic cream may also be used.

Birthmark Removal
Collagen Injections
Dermabrasion
Laser Skin Resurfacing
Mole Removal
Spider Vein Treatment