Additional Therapies
Laser Therapy
Treatment performed on a physician’s prescription
Particularly suitable for:
- Pain in muscles, joints and the spine – effective for acute and chronic conditions
- Tendon insertion syndromes – e.g. tennis elbow or carpal tunnel syndrome
- Heel spur and scars – promotes regeneration and accelerates tissue healing
- Swelling and circulatory disorders – improves microcirculation and relieves muscle tension
Form of treatment:
- Contact-free treatment using an applicator that directs a laser beam precisely onto the affected area.
TIP: One of the most modern therapeutic methods for acute and chronic conditions. Also suitable for patients for whom electrotherapy is contraindicated.
Dry Carbon Dioxide Bath
Treatment performed on a physician’s prescription
Particularly suitable for:
- Rheumatic conditions – promotes blood circulation and relieves musculoskeletal pain
- Menopausal symptoms – supports hormonal balance and reduces menopausal discomfort
- Regeneration and wound healing – stimulates metabolism and accelerates tissue repair
TIP: The dry carbon dioxide bath is also suitable for non-healing skin wounds – it specifically supports the healing process.
Form of treatment:
- A full-body treatment in a special bag filled with carbon dioxide (CO₂). The gas acts through the skin on tissues and deeper structures.
Carbon Dioxide Gas Injections
Treatment performed on a physician’s prescription
Particularly suitable for:
- Joint and spinal pain – relieves pain and supports healing
- Tendon insertion syndromes – e.g. tennis elbow or tendon overload
- Circulatory disorders in tissues – supports regeneration and relieves muscle tension
TIP: CO₂ injections often relax neck and back muscles more effectively than heat therapy and provide rapid pain relief.
Form of treatment:
- Injection of a small amount of carbon dioxide (CO₂) into the subcutaneous tissue.
The gas dilates blood vessels, improves microcirculation and has a pain-relieving effect.
Oxygen Therapy
Particularly suitable for:
- Strengthening the immune system and regeneration – increases oxygen saturation in the blood and supports overall vitality
- Headaches and migraines – relieves discomfort caused by oxygen deficiency
- Fatigue and stress – provides new energy and improves physical and mental performance
TIP: Oxygen therapy also has positive effects on the skin and may help slow the ageing process. Suitable for all age groups.
Form of treatment:
Contraindications:
- Inhalation of concentrated oxygen through special nasal cannulas – improves oxygen supply to tissues.
Contraindications:
- Advanced arteriosclerosis
- Stomach ulcers
- Acute inflammation of the sinuses
