Injectable carboxytherapy of the scalp

Injectable carboxytherapy of the scalp is a minimally invasive procedure in which medical carbon dioxide (CO₂) is injected into the scalp dermis to stimulate blood circulation, oxygenation, and tissue regeneration.

Indications

• Hair thinning and reduced density, early stages of alopecia
• Slowed hair growth and increased hair loss
• Impaired microcirculation and scalp nutrition
• Decreased activity of hair follicles
• Sensitive or inflammation-prone scalp

Procedure/ Treatment

• Cleaning and disinfecting the scalp
• Marking treatment areas
• Injection of medical CO₂ into the dermis using a specialized carboxytherapy device
• Performed gradually according to clinical protocol to cover all affected area
• 20–40 minutes per session
• Intensive course: 6–10 sessions, 1–2 per week
• Maintenance course: 1 session every 3–4 weeks

Contraindications

• Active infections on the scalp
• Severe bleeding disorders or strong anticoagulants
• Hypersensitivity to CO₂
• Pregnancy or breastfeeding (per clinical protocol)

Recovery / Restrictions

    • Temporary redness, warmth, or tingling sensations may occur at the injection sites
    • Mild soreness or scalp sensitivity may persist for up to 24 hours
    • Sauna, steam rooms, and hot baths should be avoided for 24–48 hours
    • Avoid intense physical activity during the first 24 hours
    • Do not use aggressive or irritating scalp products for 2–3 days
    • Avoid scalp massage in the treated areas for 24 hours

Procedure Benefits

   • Active improvement of scalp microcirculation and oxygenation
   • Stimulation of dormant hair follicles and physiological hair growth
   • Reduction of hair loss and strengthening of hair roots
   • Anti-inflammatory and regenerative effects on the scalp
   • Improvement of scalp condition (reduced sensitivity and discomfort)
   • Enhanced effectiveness of complementary trichological procedures
   • Minimally invasive procedure with no systemic effects
   • Suitable for course-based treatments and preventive care

Sources:

https://www.jrmedical.co.uk/medical-service/carboxytherapy/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29460509/
https://otcoclinic.com/blog/effects-after-one-carboxytherapy-treatment/


 

IMPORTANT!

The information presented in this section is for informational purposes only and is not intended for self-diagnosis or treatment. In case of pain or worsening health, it is essential to consult a physician, who will recommend the necessary investigations and establish a personalized treatment plan. To ensure the most accurate and consistent interpretation of test results, it is recommended that analyses be performed in the same laboratory, as different laboratories may use different methods and measurement units for similar tests.