Carboxytherapy device INCO 2

The INCO2 device is intended for subcutaneous applications with medical gas CO2 (carbonic acid) by introducing gas into the subcutaneous layer. This is one of the reflexotherapy methods. These applications are widely used in medical practice in the fields of physiotherapy and balneology. The device is intended for physiotherapists, neuropathologists, orthopedists, it is widely used in rheumatology, surgery, sports medicine, acupuncture and other areas of medical practice. The scale of indications for therapeutic dermatology, aesthetic dermatology, plastic surgery, phlebology and angiology is particularly wide.

The applied gas dose is about 40 ml per treatment, but not more than 200 ml per day. The duration of one procedure is from 20 to 40 minutes, and to achieve the required effect, it is recommended to perform at least 10 procedures / once or twice a week. The amount of treatment depends on the individual skin condition of the patient. The positive effect is noticeable after the first or second procedure.

Medical indications:

• – Chronic psoriasis
• – Varicose veins – dilation of blood vessels and symptoms of chronic venous insufficiency
• – Chronic ulcerative wounds
• – Diabetic wounds
• – Ischemic wounds
• – Wounds after surgeries or serious injuries
• – Acrocyanosis
• – Raynaud's syndrome
• – Buerger (thrombangitis obliterans)
• – Alopecia (alopecia areata, alopecia androgenetica)
• – Scleroderma

Aesthetic medicine indications:

• – Improving local blood circulation, vasodilation
• – Scars – chronic, androgenic, keloid, atrophic, burn scars
• – Scars that appear after acne
• – Drooping corners of the lips
• – Dark circles under the eyes
• – Double chin
• – Facial and neck wrinkles
• – Stretch marks
• – Abdominal obesity
• – Sagging skin
• – Lymphedema
• – Skin roughness
• – Decreased skin elasticity
• – Interdermal collagen reconstruction
• – Body shaping after liposuction, lipolysis or other aesthetic procedures
• – Cellulite