What is it?
Ozone therapy is the medical application of oxygen-ozone mixtures at concentrations and via routes defined by professional staff. It is used in different complementary medicine contexts, always following established protocols and current health regulations.
What is it used for?
It is typically used within protocols aimed at general wellness and as a complement to other regenerative therapies. The route of application and concentration are defined exclusively during the medical consultation, taking each patient’s history into account.
What to expect from the process
- A medical consultation to confirm whether ozone therapy is appropriate for your situation.
- An explanation of the route of application and concentration under consideration.
- Application according to protocol, carried out by professional staff.
- Aftercare guidance and, if applicable, follow-up sessions.
When combined with another regenerative therapy, the joint plan is explained from the first consultation, with no surprises partway through the process.
Frequently asked questions
How is ozone applied in a medical protocol?
It is applied at specific concentrations and routes, determined by professional staff according to the protocol defined for each patient. It is not a generic procedure: the prior consultation establishes whether it’s appropriate for your case and how it fits with other therapies, if applicable.
Is ozone therapy used alone or with other therapies?
It can be considered on its own or as a complement within a broader treatment plan, depending on the patient’s goal and medical history. That decision is made during the consultation, where the route of application, risks and realistic expectations are also explained in detail.