Aesthetic distributor Fusion GT has introduced the Carbomix device that combines carboxytherapy and hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
According to Fusion GT, carboxytherapy can be used to treat cellulite, skin laxity, wrinkles, stretch marks and scars, while hyperbaric oxygen therapy can address indications such as facial skin ageing, periorbital dark circles and hyperpigmentation.
The company explains that Carbomix has a specialised software that allows for feedback control with digital sensors for temperature control and filters for CO2 and oxygen distribution. Fusion GT adds that the device results in no downtime after procedures and is pain-free due to patented valves that control the amount and temperature of the gas administered.
Aesthetic doctor Dr Martyn King said about Carbomix, “It kick-starts the body’s own healing processes and increases oxygen supply to tissue. This results in new cell growth and improved circulation. While some skin conditions will respond quickly to carboxytherapy, many treatments may be required.”
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