How to Use Ozone Therapy on Cellulite

Ozone is a molecule of three oxygen atoms whereas gaseous oxygen is only composed of two. Ozone is less stable than oxygen and therefore more chemically active. Ozone therapy is believed by some to provide a variety of health benefits although this type of equipment is banned by the Food and Drug Administration in the United States. The following steps will show how to use ozone therapy on cellulite.

Difficulty: Challenging

Instructions

1. Use solutions that contain oxygen and ozone in a form of liposuction called lipoliquidation therapy. These solutions also have been used to treat other problems, including hepatitis, circulatory and neurological disorders.

2. Allow these oxygen/ozone solutions to transform the lipids in the fatty tissue into water soluble compounds. They may then be eliminated from the body in the urine.

3. Enhance the elasticity, texture and overall health of the skin with these solutions. Oxygen/ozone therapy is most often used on the calves, face and knees in the treatment of cellulite. Ozonized creams and oils also are used during the course of treatment.

4. Receive ozone treatments for cellulite one to two times per week for a total of 10 to 20 sessions. The fatty tissue should be become visibly more dense and compact with an overall reduction and greater elasticity of the skin.

5. Expect results by the second week of therapy. No side effects should occur and the oxygen/ozone lipoliquidation therapy should be permanent if the patient maintains a program of diet and exercise.

Resources

• Learn more about ozone therapy at Ozone Clinic.

[sol2luna]

on 11/21/2008 You do not mention what is the concentration or ug/ml of the ozone... it is necessary to know this before proceeding. Also, what quantity (volume) is injected in each area, and what is the maximum safe volume?