Classic Articles

This is the product where reading the instructions properly matters most. Here is what actually causes vaginal dryness and loss of elasticity, how carboxy therapy works on intimate tissue, and how to use the CO2Lift V Vaginal Treatment correctly.

Most people respond to early aging by adding products, and the skin ends up doing less rather than more. Here is the case for consolidating actives into one step, and how I use the CO2Lift Carboxy Mousse Moisturizer to shorten a routine at my NYC clinic.

Read the ingredient list before you treat this as a moisturizer. It carries retinol, three exfoliating acids and vitamin C. Here is what that means for brightening dull skin, and what to stop using when you add the CO2Lift Carboxy Mousse Moisturizer.

Read the back of the last product you bought for redness and count the acids. Here is what rosacea-prone skin can safely take, what actually shortens a flare, and where the CO2Lift Pro Carboxy Gel Mask fits alongside medical treatment.

Increasing blood flow to skin that is already red sounds like the last thing you would do. It is also why this works. Here is what actually drives hot, flushed skin, and how I use the CO2Lift Pro Carboxy Gel Mask to settle it at my NYC clinic.

You cannot shrink a pore. What you can change is how visible it is, and that is a real difference rather than a consolation prize. Here is what actually moves pore appearance, and how I use the CO2Lift Pro Carboxy Gel Mask for it at my NYC clinic.

What you see walking out the door and what you have after three weeks arrive by two different routes. Here is what carboxy therapy does for firmness, what it cannot lift, and how I run the CO2Lift Pro Carboxy Gel Mask as a series at my NYC clinic.

This is the most reliable way I know to make skin look good on Thursday for something on Friday. Here is what carboxy therapy actually does, why it works on circulation rather than the surface, and how long the glow from the CO2Lift Pro Carboxy Gel Mask really lasts.