Carboxytherapy Face Treatment | Dr Hala Medical Aesthetics London

Non-surgical medical-grade carbon dioxide (CO₂) injections to improve circulation, stimulate collagen production, and rejuvenate the delicate under-eye area. It can help reduce dark circles, improve skin quality, and soften fine lines with minimal downtime.

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Carboxytherapy Face Treatment | Dr Hala Medical Aesthetics London

Treatment Overview

Refresh and brighten tired-looking eyes with Carboxytherapy, an advanced injectable treatment. Using precise injections of medical-grade carbon dioxide (CO₂) beneath the skin, you'll stimulate natural rejuvenation.

When CO₂ is introduced into the under-eyes, the body responds by increasing blood flow and oxygen delivery to the tissues. This process helps improve circulation, stimulate collagen production, and enhance skin quality in one of the most delicate areas of the face.

Carboxytherapy is commonly used to improve dark circles caused by poor circulation, thin under-eye skin, crepey texture, fine lines, and mild under-eye laxity. Over a course of treatments, the skin becomes firmer, brighter, and more refreshed, helping to create a healthier and more youthful appearance.

Book your complimentary consultation with one of our doctors or pharmacists to learn if carboxytherapy is right for you.

Key Benefits

Improved circulation
Collagen stimulation
Firmer skin
Natural rejuvenation

Ideal For

Dark circles
Fine lines
Skin laxity

Frequently Asked Questions

Carboxytherapy is a treatment that uses small injections of medical-grade carbon dioxide (CO₂) gas beneath the skin to improve circulation, stimulate collagen production, and support skin rejuvenation.
The injected carbon dioxide temporarily increases CO₂ levels within the treated tissue. The body responds by increasing blood flow and oxygen delivery to the area, which can improve circulation, stimulate collagen production, and enhance skin quality.
Carboxytherapy is often most effective for dark circles related to poor circulation and thin skin. It may be less effective for dark circles caused primarily by pigmentation, significant volume loss, or deep tear troughs.
Using a very fine needle, small amounts of medical-grade carbon dioxide are carefully injected into the under-eye area. The treatment typically takes around 15–30 minutes.
Patients may experience a mild stinging, pressure, or warming sensation during treatment. These sensations are temporary and usually settle within a few minutes.
for the best results it is highly recommended to have a course of 4–8 treatments, performed approximately 1–2 weeks apart. The exact number of sessions depends on the severity of the concern being treated.
most of our clients notice brighter and fresher-looking skin after the first few sessions. Results typically improve progressively throughout the treatment course as collagen production and circulation improve.
Downtime is minimal. Mild swelling, redness, bruising, or a temporary crackling sensation under the skin may occur immediately after treatment and usually resolves within a few hours. if bruising occurs, it usually clears completely within a week.
Results vary depending on the individual and the condition being treated. Maintenance treatments may be recommended every few months to help sustain improvements.
Carboxytherapy may be suitable for adults who are concerned about under-eye dark circles, crepey skin, fine lines, or mild skin laxity and are looking for a non-surgical treatment option.
Treatment may not be suitable for individuals who are pregnant or breastfeeding, have certain heart or lung conditions, uncontrolled medical conditions, active infections, or other contraindications. Suitability will be assessed during your consultation.
Patients are generally advised to avoid excessive heat exposure, strenuous exercise, and unnecessary rubbing of the treated area for 24 hours following treatment.
Yes. Carboxytherapy works by stimulating the body's natural regenerative processes, resulting in gradual and natural-looking improvements in skin quality, circulation, and overall under-eye appearance.