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Although the mystery of the dark world is exciting, the dark circles under the eyes are quite scary! Staying up late watching web series, office deadlines and lack of nutrition – when the new moon falls on the eyes, standing in front of the mirror you don’t recognize yourself anymore. To get rid of this ‘ghostly’ look, some use cucumber slices, some apply expensive under-eye cream. But how far home tricks? This time, science will show magic. Carboxy therapy will cure dark circles under the eyes. What are you wondering? Recently, this therapy has been doing great for under eye circles.

What exactly is the matter?

Although the name may sound jarring, this treatment actually involves injecting medical grade carbon dioxide gas into the skin. When CO2 levels suddenly rise in the body, blood flow to that area doubles. In the language of science it is called ‘Oxygen Deficit Correction’. Collagen production is faster due to increased blood circulation. As a result, the thin skin under the eyes is nourished and the dark skin is reduced and the skin becomes taut.

How effective is it?

Indian and Asian skin has higher levels of melanin. Also, many people have skin under the eyes so thin that the delicate blood vessels inside look bluish or purple on the outside. According to doctors, this therapy thickens the dermis layer of the skin from within. As a result, the blue pain is covered. It is very effective in reducing the pigmentation of Indian skin.

Cost and details

These days, from middle-aged employees to newlyweds, everyone is in high demand for this therapy. Its popularity is also increasing among men. The cost per session is approximately 2000 to 5000 rupees. 4 to 8 sessions may be required depending on the depth of dark circles.

Side effects and precautions

According to doctors, it is quite safe and less risky. However, there may be temporary redness, slight swelling or mild itching after the injection. However, this therapy is absolutely prohibited for pregnant women, patients with uncontrolled diabetes or heart disease.

Homemade ice or coffee masks may provide temporary relief, but may not get to the root of the problem. Carboxy therapy does just that. But remember, no matter how many tricks there are, there is no substitute for proper sleep and a healthy lifestyle.