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Under-eye dark circle : How many cessions ? PDF Print E-mail
Written by CadicPhilippe   
Tuesday, 19 August 2008 11:32

Under eye dark circlesCarboxytherapy can dramatically improve the dark under-eye circles. In most of teh cases, the dark circle appearance is related to a poor vascular blood flow beneath the eye lids. This leads to a darker aspect , decreased pigment metabolism and wrinkle increase.

There are various protocols for the under eye lids and dark circles. Some do a monthly cession, others are treating under eye lids on a weekly basis. The Weekly basis protocol is: 40 cc/min, intradermal, 4 to 6 sessions spaced one week. Injection is made around the external orbital border. The montly protocol is: 40 cc/min, intradermal, 4 to 6 sessions spaced one month. Injection are performed around the external orbital border

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 19 August 2008 19:49 )
 
Any down-time after carboxytherapy ? PDF Print E-mail
Written by CadicPhilippe   
Tuesday, 29 July 2008 19:14

Any downtime with carboxytherapy ?The new concept in aesthetic procedure is having the lowest possible downtime. Many patients ask about how long they should stop working ?

Carboxytherapy is a technique with very little downtime. Injection are insufflating co2 gas which is a natural gas produced by the body itself. The body has all the systems to eliminate this amount of CO2 in a few minutes. Although immediate visual effects of gas injections may be important, almost 100% of the patient leave the office with nothing anyone may notice.

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 29 July 2008 20:42 )
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How does Cellulite Develop? PDF Print E-mail
Written by Lisa Zdinak   
Saturday, 05 July 2008 08:53

 

Cellulite is a progressive disease that develops in phases.


Phase One


Blood circulation and lymphatic drainage to the subcutaneous layer are impaired. This leads to fluid retention and the accumulation of toxins that damages the connective tissues making them more fibrous. This stage is primarily asymptomatic and no cellulite is visible to the naked eye.

Last Updated ( Saturday, 05 July 2008 08:56 )
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What is Cellulite? PDF Print E-mail
Written by Lisa Zdinak   
Saturday, 05 July 2008 07:40

celuliteCellulite refers to the lumpy fat bulges on the thighs and buttocks of over 95% of the normal female population. Women have three layers of fat beneath the skin. The top layer is called the subcutaneous layer and this is where cellulite occurs. The bottom two layers are the fat reserves where excess calories are stored. Cellulite does not occur in these deeper layers. Directly beneath the subcutaneous fat layer there is a layer of connective tissue comprised of collagen called the .fibrous septae..

Last Updated ( Thursday, 31 July 2008 21:17 )
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Carboxytherapy and needles PDF Print E-mail
Written by Dr Cadic   
Sunday, 22 June 2008 12:06

mesotherapy 30G needles are used to perfoem carboxytherapy proceduresCarboxytherapy procedures are very similar to mesotherapy ones. Consequently, injection tecniques are very close with minor adaptations for the. gas to be. injected. in a safe manner.

Neddles to inject CO2 gas are extremely thin. The injection is almost painless because the diameter is as. small à 0.3 mm. In carboxytherapy, the length of each needle is close to 13 mm which is a good. length for the doctor to either target superficial layers of the skin (dermis) either sub-cutaneous deeper layers.. . The physician may also bend the needle's axis when treating plane surfaces such as the decolleté.. . . 

Last Updated ( Sunday, 22 June 2008 12:56 )
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