Carbotek (RioBlush Carboxy Therapy) which maximises the effects of liposuction (the revolutionary cosmetic surgery that removes fat from various sites on the human body), has been brought to the region by the Dubai-based Kalium Group of Companies.

Known as the ‘miracle gas’, this carbon dioxide based therapy has created waves across the globe as a clinically proven, evidence-based treatment that rejuvenates and restores the skin. Highly credible studies conducted on the effects of carbon dioxide therapy on skin rejuvenation have proven that the results have exceeded expectations, making Carbotek (RioBlush Carboxy Therapy) the complement to liposuction.

This multi-faceted treatment involves infusions of carbon dioxide gas via micro injections just beneath the surface of the skin. The infusions result in the elimination of localised fat deposits around the abdomen, thighs, buttocks, neck, backs of the arms and other common liposuction areas.

“The fact that one of the prime effects of Carbotek (RioBlush therapy) is the elimination of fat deposits makes a perfect follow-up to the uneven areas left behind after liposuction,” said Nazih Khattar, managing director of Kalium Group of Companies.

Although Liposuction has many advantages, Carbotek (RioBlush) enhances the efficacy of the Liposuction Procedure. It is a product that has the ability to transform the lives of people looking for physical improvement” he added.

Besides being an adjunct to liposuction, Carbotek is effective in countering environmental damage which normally results in biological ageing.

The therapy offers remarkable results including reduction of under-eye dark circles, tightening of the neck and jaw line, dramatic improvement of stretch marks, scars and cellulite, he explained.

The Kalium Group is one of the leading distributors of anti-ageing products namely, advanced medical equipment, skin care, and aesthetic devices in the Middle East.

Carbotek is a US-based provider renowned for its aesthetic medical products and services.-TradeArabia News Service