With age, the ability of cells to assimilate oxygen entering them by passive diffusion decreases, and gas exchange in cells slows down. In conditions of lack of oxygen in mitochondria, ATP synthesis is disrupted – source of energy needed by cells to perform all vital functions. This factor leads to deterioration of the skin condition and the appearance of signs of aging. The innovative development of – German non-invasive carboxytherapy by Medicare aimed at improving cell metabolism under the influence of molecular CO2 and other active ingredients.
What aesthetic problems does German carboxytherapy solve?
Carbon dioxide, which penetrates deep into the skin, has a number of positive effects:
- dilation of blood vessels;
- improvement of blood fluidity;
- normalization of the pH level;
- anti-inflammatory action;
- initiation of physiological reactions in the skin;
- stimulation of regeneration processes;
- stimulation of neocollagenesis;
- antioxidant cell protection.
Such unique properties of CO2 allow to remove protein metabolites from the skin – ammonia and alpha keto acids, which are toxic substances that disrupt cell function.
Due to the activation of the gas exchange process, German carboxytherapy significantly accelerates the excretion of protein metabolites from the skin.
Medicare Non-Invasive Carboxytherapy is suitable for all skin types and can address a range of aesthetic concerns:
- fight against the signs of skin aging (wrinkles, loss of tone and elasticity);
- prevention of premature aging;
- acne and post-acne treatment (I, II degree);
- preparation for injection and other traumatic procedures;
- care after invasive procedures;
- skin preparation for peels and post-peel care.
We'll look at:
- Medicare Non-Invasive Carboxytherapy Principle;
- Benefits of German Carboxytherapy.
How the German non-invasive carboxytherapy works
Since the rate of oxygen uptake by the skin is 0.5 ml/m2, and carbon dioxide – 30 ml/m2(60 times higher), molecular CO2, which is the basis of Medicare's German non-invasive carboxytherapy, quickly penetrates the skin into blood vessels and improves blood flow , contributes to enhanced blood oxygenation and improved metabolism.
Due to the Bohr effect, cells absorb more oxygen, which ensures the synthesis of ATP and increases the ability of cells to rejuvenate.
Non-invasive carboxytherapy is based on the Bohr effect, i.e. the effect of carbon dioxide on the ability of the blood to transport oxygen: with an increase in the concentration of CO2 in the blood, the absorption of oxygen by skin cells increases.
Benefits of German non-invasive carboxytherapy Medicare
Non-invasive carboxytherapy treatment is carried out in several steps, during each of which specially selected combinations of substances act on the skin in a certain way.
Step 1 – Two-level exfoliation
Active substances: hydroacids and enzymes.
What's going on: Breakdown of protein bonds between cells on the surface of the skin.
Step 2 – Starting a carbon reaction
Active substances: carbon powder.
What happens: the release of carbon dioxide and water in the surface layer of the epithelium, the creation of a pH level of 6.1 & ndash;6.2 for collagen synthesis, an intensive release of toxins and protein metabolites, the release of energy.
The key moment of the carboxytherapy procedure is the Borra effect
Step 3 – Revitalizing Concentrate
Active substances: hyaluronic acid, D-panthenol, chamomile extract, aloe vera.
What happens: formation of an environment for the active release of CO2, the maximum efficiency of the reaction is achieved, which provides active stimulation of skin regeneration, an increase in its keratolytic abilities, skin soothing.
Step 4 – Moisturizing Serum
Active substances: pantothenic acid 7%, hyaluronic acid 1.5% with transdermal liposomes.
What happens: Collagen and elastin repair, hyaluronic acid rebalancing, resulting in hydrated skin and improved skin barrier function.
Step 5 – Perfecting Serum
Active substances: Serum is selected according to the aesthetic problem, i.e.:
- age syndrome, including retinoid course;
- prevention of aging;
- preparation and skin care after peelings;
- acne, rosacea treatment;
- preparation and care after traumatic procedures.
Step 6 – Finishing cream
Active ingredients: sunflower and avocado oil, beta-glucan, panthenol, UVA/UVB filters, German chamomile extract, oligosaccharides, hyaluronic acid, vitamins C and E.
What happens: restoration of the water-lipid balance of the skin, improvement of microcirculation, stimulation of tissue repair, hydration, healing and removal of inflammation.
Uniqueness and Benefits of Medicare Non-Invasive German Carboxytherapy:
- physiological and bioavailability;
- absolute security;
- no rehabilitation period;
- easy to implement;
- no side effects;
- high efficiency.
After the non-invasive carboxytherapy Medicare procedure, the skin is cleansed of protein metabolites, saturated with oxygen, its color and structure are evened out, and the facial contour is restored. Non-invasive carboxytherapy – an innovative way to prevent age-related skin changes, eliminate the signs of aging. This procedure will provide excellent preparation of the skin for peelings, injections & nbsp; and other traumatic skin procedures, as well as proper post-procedure care.
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