Intense Carboxy System - intensive physiological skin rejuvenation

Increasingly, patients turn to a beautician with the problem of "fading" skin devoid of natural healthy luster, covered with wrinkles and lost its former firmness and elasticity. The appearance of such problems, collectively referred to as "age syndrome", is due to the influence of a number of internal and external factors, which together lead to a slowdown in cellular metabolism, inhibition of collagen and elastin synthesis, and a weakening of the skin's natural defenses. The optimal method of dealing with the above changes should be bioavailable, physiological, safe and non-invasive, and also characterized by minimal or no recovery period. It is these advantages that combine the innovative development of Medicare – Intense Carboxy System< What is Intense Carboxy System Non-Invasive Carboxytherapy?

Synthesis of the energy source of cells (ATP) in mitochondria is impossible without the participation of oxygen. If oxygen enters the cells, but in insufficient quantities, the energy produced will not be enough for the normal functioning of skin cells. This means that the ability to regenerate, restore, synthesize important components of the extracellular matrix is ​​reduced.

The way oxygen enters the cells is passive diffusion, but due to the age-related decrease in the ability of cells to absorb oxygen in tissues, gas exchange slows down. That is why it is so important to improve the ability of cells to absorb oxygen.

The key point and the main feature of the Intense Carboxy System treatment process is the Bohr effect, which improves the ability of cells to rejuvenate.

Because carbon dioxide is absorbed by the stratum corneum 60 times more than oxygen (30 ml/m

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compared to 0.5 ml/m²), and that an increase in the concentration of CO² contributes to an increased absorption of oxygen from the blood by the cells of the dermis (Bohr effect), molecular CO₂, the action of which underlies the Intense Carboxy System, quickly penetrating into the skin, increases blood fluidity , increases its oxygen saturation and, as a result, enhances cellular metabolism.

What you need to know about the Intense Carboxy System:

features of the action of molecular carbon dioxide;

• indications, contraindications and effect of the procedure.
Intense Carboxy System: action of molecular CO

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in the dermis Penetrating into the dermis through the stratum corneum, molecular carbon dioxide has the following effect:

provides dilatation of blood vessels;

• increases blood fluidity;
• reduces pH levels, triggers physiological responses in the skin and reduces inflammation;
• stimulates the regeneration and restoration of the skin;
• stimulates neocollagenesis;
• provides antioxidant protection for cells.
In addition to the above effects,

non-invasive carboxytherapy

Intense Carboxy System also activates the process of effective elimination of protein metabolites due to the activation of gas exchange. Why is this so important? Protein metabolism produces ammonia and alpha-keto acids. These substances are toxic and are effectively excreted through the lymph. However, in the process of aging, this mechanism also stops working properly – and the efficiency of excretion of protein metabolites is reduced, which leads to the accumulation of biological material in the skin.

Activation of the gas exchange process in the skin allows the skin to clear itself of ammonia and alpha-keto acids.  

Indications, contraindications and effects of Intense Carboxy System

Because the Intense Carboxy System procedure is physiological, non-invasive, absolutely safe, has no side effects and complications, and no recovery period, it:

has virtually no age restrictions;

• may be done to prevent aging;
• used to prepare the skin for traumatic procedures;
• used for skin care after traumatic procedures;
• Perfectly combined with other procedures and courses (for example, retinoids);
• has a minimum of contraindications (pregnancy and lactation, recent myocardial infarction, herpes and acute inflammatory processes on the skin).

An important feature of Medicare Non-Invasive Carboxytherapy is that it is suitable for all skin types (Fitzpatrick I–VI).

Indications for the procedure are:

age syndrome (loss of skin elasticity and tone, wrinkles, skin dullness);

• acne and post-acne (I and II degrees);
• preparation for invasive procedures;
• care after traumatic procedures.
The effect of

Intense Carboxy System

is 46% firmer and 56% less fine lines, and provides:

visible lifting effect;

• reducing the severity of acne and post-acne;
• improvement of facial contours;
• normalization of the sebaceous glands;
• skin color equalization;
• cleansing the skin from protein metabolites;
• improved lymphatic drainage;
• restoration of the protective properties of the skin;
• skin texture improvement.
Safety, efficiency, physiology, high bioavailability, no long-term effects, non-invasiveness, comfort and simplicity – the distinctive characteristics of the Intense Carboxy System, which make this treatment ideal for maintaining the youthfulness of any skin type at any age. For detailed information on Intense Carboxy System protocols, contact

Medicare

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