Hyperbaric and Skin
Skin infections
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) can support the treatment of serious or chronic skin infections by delivering 100% oxygen under pressure, which enhances the body’s natural healing response.
The high oxygen levels:
- Boost white blood cell activity to fight infection
- Reduce swelling and inflammation
- Improve blood flow and tissue oxygenation
- Help antibiotics work more effectively
HBOT is commonly used as part of a treatment plan for skin and soft tissue infections such as, infected wounds, diabetic foot ulcers, and radiation-damaged skin.
open wounds & non- healing wounds
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) helps heal open wounds by delivering 100% oxygen at increased pressure, allowing more oxygen to reach damaged tissues. This promotes faster healing by reducing inflammation, fighting infection, stimulating new blood vessel growth, and supporting tissue repair.
HBOT is especially effective for chronic wounds.
We treat diabetic ulcers, radiation injuries, wounds with poor circulation, skin grafts, burns, traumatic wounds (road rash).
This is a safe, non-invasive treatment typically used in medical settings alongside standard wound care.
Plastic surgery
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) can enhance recovery and improve outcomes after plastic or cosmetic surgery by delivering concentrated oxygen to healing tissues. The increased oxygen levels help:
- Reduce swelling and bruising
- Speed up wound healing
- Minimize scarring
- Improve tissue oxygenation, especially in areas with limited blood flow
- Support graft and flap survival (e.g., in reconstructive surgery)
HBOT is often used as a supportive treatment before or after procedures like facelifts, liposuction, tummy tucks, breast reconstruction, and skin grafts.
While not required for every patient, it may be recommended for those at higher risk of complications or delayed healing.
