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Carboxy Facial Treatment: What You Need to Know
Carboxy facial treatment is a non-invasive, pain-free oxygenating treatment. It stimulates blood circulation and collagen production in the skin. The treatment is designed to improve the appearance of the skin. It reduces fine lines, wrinkles, dark circles, and acne scars. It also plumps and brightens the skin.
The procedure involves applying a gel to the face and neck area. The gel is then massaged into the skin and a citric acid mask is applied over top. This creates oxygen, which penetrates the skin and stimulates blood flow and collagen production.
Carboxy facial treatment is a safe and effective procedure that requires no downtime. You may experience some redness or mild discomfort during or after the treatment, but these symptoms will subside within a few hours. You can resume your normal activities immediately after the treatment.
This treatment is excellent for anyone with aging skin, acne or rosacea.
This treatment can be done as a 30 minute stand alone treatment, add a mask for a 45 minute treatment, or it can be added to any of the following:
In conclusion, carboxy facial treatment is an innovative way to rejuvenate your skin without surgery or harsh chemicals. It is a natural and effective way to enhance your skin’s beauty and health. Contact us today to schedule your consultation and find out if carboxy facial treatment is right for you.
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