Carboxy therapy can be a quick way to wake up your skin when it looks tired, like it’s “slowed down.” It sends controlled amounts of carbon dioxide (CO₂) to the skin, which causes a natural reaction that helps with circulation and oxygenation. The goal isn’t to make a big change overnight, but to make skin look fresher, brighter, and more energized in places that feel dull or sluggish.
Not every problem needs a “big” fix. Dr. Ahmad Othman at Derma One Aesthetic Center looks at your skin and decides if carboxy therapy should be a simple refresh on its own or part of a bigger plan.
Carbon dioxide therapy used to stimulate skin oxygenation response for a brighter, smoother-looking finish with minimal downtime.
People often choose carboxy therapy when they are worried about their skin’s health and circulation. Patients often ask for it for the under-eye area when it looks dark or tired, when the skin tone is dull, when the skin looks uneven, or when they have certain texture issues. Depending on the protocol and area, it may also be included in plans that target the appearance of stretch marks or cellulite.
Your visit to Derma One Aesthetic Center will help you understand what kind of improvement is possible for your problem and whether another treatment will give you better results.
When CO₂ is introduced into the skin in a controlled way, the body responds by increasing local blood flow and oxygen delivery. This response is the reason carboxy therapy is used for revitalisation. The treatment is designed to support healthier skin behaviour, which can translate into a more refreshed appearance over time.
Most of the time, carboxy therapy sessions are short. Depending on the area being treated, patients may feel pressure, mild pain, or warmth. These feelings usually go away soon after the session.
Dr. Ahmad Othman makes sure that the plan fits the sensitivity of the treatment area, especially around the eyes, at Derma One Aesthetic Center.
Downtime is typically minimal, although mild redness or swelling can occur temporarily. Results are usually progressive. Some patients notice a fresher look quickly, while others see improvement build over multiple sessions, depending on the concern and baseline skin condition.
A course of sessions may be recommended for best results, and maintenance can be discussed based on your response.
When chosen for the right problem, carboxy therapy can be a great way to help. Dr. Ahmad Othman at Derma One Aesthetic Center focuses on finding the right treatment that is safe and has realistic results. He wants to make your skin look better in a way that is natural, balanced, and consistent with your skin.
