How long does carboxytherapy take to work for cellulite?

Carboxytherapy places medical carbon dioxide under the skin through a small needle. The temporary local response may alter blood flow and tissue appearance, while skin remodeling takes time. Cellulite is affected by skin structure, connective bands and underlying fat, so improvement can vary between areas. Early swelling or redness can briefly make the treated area look different without showing the eventual result.

Follow the clinic’s instructions for washing, exercise, clothing and follow-up. Attend the recommended course if you choose to continue, and take consistent photographs only if your clinician recommends them. Ask how many visits are planned, what improvement is realistic for your skin, and whether another treatment would address a different contributor to dimpling. Tell the provider about pregnancy, circulation problems, skin infection, or medicines that affect healing.

Contact the provider for increasing pain, spreading redness, warmth, pus, persistent swelling, or skin colour change. Urgent assessment is appropriate for fever with a worsening treated area or breathing difficulty.

When will you compare my cellulite before and after treatment? How many sessions are likely to be needed for my area? What other causes of uneven texture should we consider?