CO2 Lift® is an advanced skincare treatment system based on carboxytherapy technology, designed to support skin rejuvenation, hydration, and overall radiance. It uses a unique gel-based delivery system that helps release carbon dioxide onto the skin, triggering a natural biological response that increases oxygen delivery to the treated area.
This oxygenation response helps improve circulation and supports the skin’s natural repair processes, resulting in a smoother, brighter, and more hydrated appearance.
How CO2 Lift Works
CO2 Lift uses a two-part gel system that, when activated, produces carbon dioxide gas. The gel helps hold the carbon dioxide against the skin, allowing controlled absorption.
In response, the body increases oxygen-rich blood flow to the area, which may help:
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Support skin regeneration
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Improve hydration and nutrient delivery
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Encourage removal of metabolic waste
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Enhance overall skin glow and smoothness
Benefits of CO2 Lift
CO2 Lift may help:
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Improve skin brightness and radiance
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Increase hydration and plumpness
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Smooth texture and soften the appearance of fine lines
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Support recovery after aesthetic procedures
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Enhance overall skin quality and tone
Treatment Options
At Essence, CO2 Lift is offered in multiple formats depending on your needs:
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CO2 Lift® Facial Treatment – used for the face and can be performed in-office or added to other treatments
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CO2 Lift® V – designed for vulvovaginal tissue support and at-home use protocols
CO2 Lift treatments are available as single sessions or in treatment packages (such as sets of 3 or 5), depending on your skincare plan.
Combination & Add-On Treatments
CO2 Lift can be used on its own or incorporated into other aesthetic services, including facials, laser treatments, or post-procedure recovery protocols to enhance results and support skin healing.
Personalized Guidance
During your consultation at Essence, we can determine the most appropriate CO2 Lift protocol for your skin or treatment plan. This ensures optimal results based on your goals, skin type, and any in-office procedures you may be combining it with.
