Carboxytherapy is an injection-based procedure involving the administration of carbon dioxide to relieve pain, reduce muscle spasms, and stimulate regenerative processes. Carbon dioxide helps alleviate pain, activates local adaptive mechanisms, and promotes deep relaxation of muscle fibers.

• Rheumatological diseases
• Osteoarthritis, intervertebral herniation, and osteochondrosis
• Pain syndromes of the spine
• Degenerative changes of the intervertebral discs
• Impaired spinal cord function and vestibular disorders
• Neurotic disorders associated with insufficient cerebral blood circulation
• Chronic pain syndrome associated with degenerative diseases of the musculoskeletal system (musculoskeletal disorders, spondyloarthrosis), as well as rehabilitation after injuries and surgical interventions
• Skin diseases: psoriasis, alopecia, and residual scarring after acne

Pneumopuncture is a physiotherapy method in which a special device is used to apply air pressure to specific acupuncture points.

In simple terms, pneumatic stimulation (air-pressure stimulation) is applied to selected biologically active points without the use of needles.

What is it used for?

Pneumopuncture may primarily be used to:

• reduce pain;
• relieve muscle tension and spasms;
• improve blood circulation;
• support the functional regulation of the nervous system;
• provide an additional physiotherapeutic effect in musculoskeletal disorders.