Skip to content
Cart

Carboxytherapy Face Voucher

Carboxytherapy Face Voucher

Carboxytherapy is a method involving the intradermal or subcutaneous administration of CO₂. Scientific literature suggests that the treatment can stimulate microcirculation, regenerative processes (including collagen production), and improve skin quality. In aesthetics, carboxytherapy is used for conditions such as cellulite, stretch marks, scars, skin laxity, or dark circles under the eyes, depending on the protocol and indications.

What is carboxytherapy?

CO₂ is administered via a thin needle into the selected area. The mechanism of action combines improved blood flow and tissue oxygenation with the stimulation of skin remodeling processes. Scientific reviews describe its impact on microcirculation, neoangiogenesis, and collagen production.

Treatment areas

  • thighs, buttocks, abdomen (cellulite, skin quality),
  • areas with stretch marks and scars,
  • eye area (dark circles – subject to qualification),
  • other areas requiring improved microcirculation and skin quality (individual qualification).

Indications

  • cellulite and loss of firmness,
  • stretch marks, scars, uneven skin texture,
  • dark circles under the eyes (in dedicated protocols),
  • support for combination therapies aimed at improving skin quality.

Contraindications

  • pregnancy and breastfeeding,
  • active infections and fever,
  • selected vascular and thrombotic diseases (e.g., phlebothrombosis / thrombophlebitis – subject to qualification),
  • renal failure (subject to qualification),
  • use of anticoagulants – decision made after consultation.

What does the treatment look like?

  • Consultation, qualification, and selection of the treatment area.
  • Administration of CO₂ using a thin needle according to the protocol.
  • Post-treatment recommendations (including skincare and potential continuation of the series).

Sensations during the procedure

A feeling of pressure, warmth, and brief discomfort at the injection site is possible. Some individuals may experience temporary redness or minor bruising.

Results and when to expect them

  • improvement in skin quality and density over the course of the series,
  • gradual smoothing and improvement in the appearance of the target area.

How many treatments?

Carboxytherapy is usually performed in a series, and the number of treatments depends on the specific concern (cellulite/stretch marks/scars/eye area) and tissue response.

Post-treatment recommendations

  • hydration and supporting microcirculation (physical activity),
  • avoiding irritation of the area immediately after the treatment,
  • adhering to the treatment plan and specialist recommendations.

FAQ

Is carboxytherapy only for cellulite?
No – in aesthetics, it is also used for stretch marks, scars, and other skin quality issues, depending on the protocol.

In stock

City: Kraków
Number of treatments: 1 scar treatment
Body area: Under-eye circles
Regular price 200,00 zł
Sale price 200,00 zł Regular price
Tax included. Shipping calculated at checkout.

Book a visit

Choose your salon

Żelazna 59

ul. Żelazna 59

Warszawa

Book a visit
Mińska 29

ul. Mińska 29

Warszawa

Book a visit
Karmelicka 45

ul. Karmelicka 45

Kraków

Book a visit

Ask a question

The fields marked * are required.

All about the treatment

WHO IS THIS TREATMENT FOR
Indications
Who we recommend it for
Cellulite Skin laxity Body shaping Swelling Post-pregnancy regeneration Muscle pain and tension
Contraindications
When we advise against it
Pregnancy (depending on trimester) Cancer Skin inflammation Thrombosis
TREATMENT PROCESS

The treatment is comfortable and resembles an intensive massage. We tailor the parameters individually.

01
Consultation
15 min
Health interview, measurements and photos.
02
Preparation
5 min
Putting on the treatment outfit.
03
Treatment
35-45 min
A comfortable full-body massage.
04
Treatment series
2-3x/week
A series of 6-12 visits for optimal results.
05
Maintenance
every 4-6 weeks
1 treatment to maintain the results.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Recommendations
Drink at least 1.5L of water daily
Light meals before the treatment
Hydration 48h after the treatment
Moderate physical activity
Why it's worth it
Clinically proven effectiveness
Non-invasive, comfortable treatment
Results visible from the 1st session
No recovery period
Can be combined with other treatments
Safe and effective

What clients say

„Cellulite has practically disappeared. The skin is smooth and firm like never before."

Katarzyna M.
10 treatments

„I combined treatments and the results exceeded my expectations. I recommend it!"

Anna W.
Endermology + Accent

„Professionalism at the highest level. I recommend!"

Magdalena K.
15 treatments

Before/after image slider

Carboxytherapy Face Voucher
Carboxytherapy Face Voucher
Treatment price list

Select a package

Prices applicable in our salons

Select a location:
Package Regular price Current price You save
1 scar treatment
—
220 zł
—
Lowest price in the last 30 days: 200 zł

Book an appointment

Treatment time: approx. 45 minutes

TREATMENT VOUCHER Warsaw and Kraków · specialist selection

Before you choose a voucher, discover the treatment.

J’ADORE treatments

Before purchasing, check the description, indications and availability of the treatment at our Institutes. The voucher price and finalization of purchase always remain in the store.

Opis

Carboxytherapy is a method involving the intradermal or subcutaneous administration of CO₂. Scientific literature suggests that the treatment can stimulate microcirculation, regenerative processes (including collagen production), and improve skin quality. In aesthetics, carboxytherapy is used for conditions such as cellulite, stretch marks, scars, skin laxity, or dark circles under the eyes, depending on the protocol and indications.

What is carboxytherapy?

CO₂ is administered via a thin needle into the selected area. The mechanism of action combines improved blood flow and tissue oxygenation with the stimulation of skin remodeling processes. Scientific reviews describe its impact on microcirculation, neoangiogenesis, and collagen production.

Treatment areas
  • thighs, buttocks, abdomen (cellulite, skin quality),
  • areas with stretch marks and scars,
  • eye area (dark circles – subject to qualification),
  • other areas requiring improved microcirculation and skin quality (individual qualification).
Indications
  • cellulite and loss of firmness,
  • stretch marks, scars, uneven skin texture,
  • dark circles under the eyes (in dedicated protocols),
  • support for combination therapies aimed at improving skin quality.
Contraindications
  • pregnancy and breastfeeding,
  • active infections and fever,
  • selected vascular and thrombotic diseases (e.g., phlebothrombosis / thrombophlebitis – subject to qualification),
  • renal failure (subject to qualification),
  • use of anticoagulants – decision made after consultation.
What does the treatment look like?
  • Consultation, qualification, and selection of the treatment area.
  • Administration of CO₂ using a thin needle according to the protocol.
  • Post-treatment recommendations (including skincare and potential continuation of the series).
Sensations during the procedure

A feeling of pressure, warmth, and brief discomfort at the injection site is possible. Some individuals may experience temporary redness or minor bruising.

Results and when to expect them
  • improvement in skin quality and density over the course of the series,
  • gradual smoothing and improvement in the appearance of the target area.
How many treatments?

Carboxytherapy is usually performed in a series, and the number of treatments depends on the specific concern (cellulite/stretch marks/scars/eye area) and tissue response.

Post-treatment recommendations
  • hydration and supporting microcirculation (physical activity),
  • avoiding irritation of the area immediately after the treatment,
  • adhering to the treatment plan and specialist recommendations.
FAQ

Is carboxytherapy only for cellulite?
No – in aesthetics, it is also used for stretch marks, scars, and other skin quality issues, depending on the protocol.