AMM 355: Lumisque’s CO Gel: Revolutionizing Skin Rejuvenation and Healing
February 13, 2025
In this episode, listeners will explore the latest advancements in carboxytherapy, with a focus on a new CO gel developed by Lumisque, Inc., that promises enhanced skin rejuvenation through improved oxygen delivery. This innovative topical gel serves as a convenient and non-invasive alternative to traditional CO injections, effectively improving skin microcirculation and providing relief for conditions like xerosis and atopic dermatitis. Discussion highlights from the Generational Dermatology Symposium as well as expert opinions underscore its versatility and potential benefits in both aesthetic and therapeutic applications. Whether used alongside microneedling and laser treatments or as part of routine skincare, CO gel represents a significant step forward in dermatology and aesthetic medicine.
Quick Takes
- Carboxytherapy utilizes carbon dioxide (CO) to enhance skin rejuvenation through improved oxygen delivery to tissues
- CO gel developed by Lumisque, Inc. in Weston, Florida offers a convenient and non-invasive alternative to traditional CO injections
- CO gel is effective for aesthetic purposes, relief for conditions like xerosis and atopic dermatitis, and showing promising results in vaginal rejuvenation
Episode Transcript
Today, February 12, 2025, we’re diving into the exciting developments in carboxytherapy, a technique gaining traction in dermatology and aesthetic medicine. Carboxytherapy utilizes carbon dioxide (CO) to enhance skin rejuvenation through improved oxygen delivery to tissues. A standout innovation is the CO gel developed by Lumisque, Inc. in Weston, Florida. This topical gel offers a convenient, non-invasive alternative to traditional CO injections, enhancing skin microcirculation and reducing adverse effects post-procedure.
This leap forward was highlighted at the Generational Dermatology Symposium in California, where experts like Dr. Roberts and Dr. Bucay emphasized its benefits. The gel proves effective not only for aesthetic purposes but also as a relief for conditions such as xerosis and atopic dermatitis. Moreover, it’s showing promising results in vaginal rejuvenation, providing comfort to various patient demographics.
Used alongside treatments like microneedling and laser resurfacing, CO gel can significantly enhance therapeutic outcomes and promote healing. It’s becoming a favorite among practitioners for its versatile application and ability to soothe post-treatment discomfort. Whether applied after dermal fillers or at home as part of ongoing care, CO gel is setting a new standard in patient skin health and aesthetic care.
In a nutshell, carboxytherapy and CO gel are transforming how we approach skin rejuvenation, offering safe and effective solutions for a wide range of concerns. Until next time!