Medical Carboxytherapy in Mexico: Oxygenation and Tissue Regeneration The therapeutic power of CO2 to erase dark under-eye circles, smooth cellulite and fade stretch marks through microcirculatory reactivation.
Carboxytherapy is one of the best-kept secrets of European aesthetic medicine.
It is not simply about injecting gas; it is about cleverly tricking the body.
By introducing medical-grade Carbon Dioxide (CO2) under the skin, we provoke an immediate physiological response: the body detects the CO2 and sends a massive surge of oxygen and nutrients to the area to "clean it up." The result is skin that regenerates from within, improving its tone, texture and elasticity naturally.
How does the "Bohr Effect" work?
CO2 acts in different ways depending on the depth of the injection.
Under-Eye Circles and Eyelids: The number one cause of purple under-eye circles is poor circulation (stagnant blood).
CO2 forces the capillaries open, oxygenating the area and turning that dark color into a healthy pink tone.
Cellulite and Fat: When injected into fatty tissue, the gas mechanically damages the fat cells (lipolysis) and improves lymphatic drainage, smoothing out that "orange peel" look.
Stretch Marks and Laxity: Increased blood flow stimulates fibroblasts to create new collagen, thickening the thinned skin of the stretch mark so it becomes far less noticeable.
A classic with FDA clearance Originating in France and refined by modern medicine, this treatment is extremely safe because CO2 is a gas our own body produces naturally; there is no risk of allergy.
Treatable Areas: It is the king of versatility.
It works on the face (under-eye circles, double chin), the body (abdomen, arms, buttocks) and the legs (cellulite).
No Downtime: This is an outpatient procedure.
You only need to avoid swimming or soaking in tubs for 24 hours.
Why choose Carboxytherapy with Dr.
Sergio Verduzco?
Many spas offer carboxytherapy, but medical technique is what separates a painful bruise from an effective result.
Dr.
Sergio Verduzco guarantees excellence through: Flow and Comfort Control: The biggest fear is pain.
Dr.
Sergio uses modern equipment with gas warming and digital flow control.
This dramatically reduces discomfort compared with older machines that rely on manual flow.
Precise Depth: Cellulite requires going deep; a stretch mark, superficial; an under-eye circle, very superficial.
Dr.
Sergio knows the exact anatomy needed to deposit the gas in the correct layer without risk.
Combined Protocols: Carboxytherapy is the "best friend" of other treatments.
Dr.
Sergio often combines it with Mesotherapy or Radiofrequency to amplify results.
He is not selling you gas; he is designing a complete protocol.
Oxygenate your beauty.
Restore the circulation and texture of your skin with the safest physiological method available.
Cost Most people need 7 to 10 sessions.
Each session costs approximately $75 to $200.
What is carboxytherapy?
Carboxytherapy improves circulation, skin elasticity, fine lines and wrinkles, while also repairing collagen and breaking down fat deposits.
How is carboxytherapy performed?
A tank of carbon dioxide gas is connected to a flow regulator with plastic tubing...
The physician injects the gas beneath the skin through the needle.
The procedure is almost completely painless... and generally takes only 15 to 30 minutes to complete.
How the procedure works The CO2 injection increases blood circulation in a specific area.
For stretch marks, it creates new collagen, which thickens the skin and improves its appearance.
For cellulite, the gas can be injected into the fat cells, causing the cells to burst and be eliminated by the body.
For under-eye circles, it reduces the bluish buildup and replaces it with a rosy tone.
Schedule Your Consultation Treatment Protocol Duration: Quick, 15 to 30 minutes.
Sessions: Because this is a cumulative treatment, consistency is key.
A series of 7 to 10 sessions (1 or 2 per week) is recommended to see deep structural change.
Sensation: Honesty first.
You feel light pressure or a momentary "stinging" as the gas expands under the skin, but the sensation disappears within seconds.
