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Beauty and Anti-Aging
HBOT has been a growing choice of many top actors, actresses, and models, hyperbaric oxygen therapy may be the proverbial “fountain of youth.” HBOT hyperbaric oxygen therapy for skin rejuvenation promotes cell repair, age spots, saggy skin, wrinkles, poor collagen structure, and skin cell damage by increasing circulation to the most peripheral areas of the body, which is your skin.
HBOT is hyperbaric O2 treatment anti-ageing from the following aspects:
√ Reduces excessive skin damage from ultraviolet radiation
√ Reduces wrinkles and maintains skin elasticity
√ Stimulates wound healing and reduces scar formation
√ Increases collagen production
How Does Skin Damage and Wrinkles Occur?
Before we discuss how hyperbaric oxygen therapy treats your skin, we have to understand how wrinkles are formed. Skin complications like wrinkles and acne are due to aging, exposure to sunlight, smoking, and bad nutrition. In particular, and possibly due to the increased amount of estrogen, female skin appears to get more wrinkles than male skin.
Another way the skin ages is through UV radiation. UV radiation causes wrinkles and skin damage, which can be signs of esophageal aging or photoaging. Photoaging is characterized by “tingling, rough skin, abnormal pigmentation, thickening of the skin, deep creases, and visible wrinkles.” UV radiation may also cause esophageal angiogenesis, or the formation of new blood vessels out of pre existing vessels, which may result in the formation of wrinkles.
“…scientists have found evidence that hyperoxic environments (90% or more oxygen) for 2 hours helped reduce the level of wrinkle formation and epidermal thickness…”
❶ Hyperbaric ChamberFor Skin Damage and Wrinkles
In a recent study, scientists have found evidence that hyperoxic environments (90% or more oxygen), for 2 hours, helped to reduce the level of wrinkle formation and epidermal thickness after receiving UV radiation. The exposure to a hyperoxic environment increased skin tension by 10 times, as compared to the control group. In the group treated with just UV radiation, skin tension increased 5 times. However, the group that was treatedwith a hyperoxic environment, after UV radiation, saw reduced tension in the skin. The results of this study suggest that when the skin is in a high-oxygen environment, wrinkle formation after UV radiation exposure reduces in the skin.
❷ Benefits of Hyperbaric ChamberFor the cosmetic surgery patient
Patients recovering from cosmetic surgery need to exercise extra care to ensure that tissues receive enough oxygen during the healing process. HBOT in conjunction with cosmetic surgery is an effective way to expedite the healing process and shorten the recuperation time. HBOT accelerates healing in patients undergoing face lifts, laser skin resurfacing, chemical peels, tummy tucks, liposuction, breast reduction or augmentation and many other procedures. After HBOT, circulating stem cells, which are crucial to the repair of injured tissues, increase by eightfold.
Hyperbaric oxygen is a safe way to alter the inflammatory process to help wound healing. It cuts down pain and swelling, inflammation in tissues, and it has an antibacterial effect. Patients who had this therapy in conjunction with their cosmetic surgery seem to have a shorter recuperation period. And scars have been shown to heal better with Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy.
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy works particularly well for patients who have problems with healing. They may have been smokers, they may be diabetic, they may be immunity suppressed, or their incisions may have become infected, etc.
❸ Tel Aviv University research onHyperbaric Chamber for Anti-Aging
A new study from Tel Aviv University (TAU) and Israel's Shamir Medical Center suggests that Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) in healthy aging adults can stop the aging of blood cells and reverse the aging process. In a biological sense, the adults' blood cells actually become younger as the treatment proceeds.
Researchers have found that a unique treatment regimen using hyperbaric oxygen in a pressure chamber reverses two major processes associated with aging and its diseases: the shortening of telomeres (protective regions located at the ends of each chromosome) and the accumulation of senescent cells. As well as malfunctioning cells in the body. The study looked at immune cells containing DNA obtained from the participants' blood and found that telomeres were lengthened by up to 38 percent and reduced by up to 37 percent in the presence of senescent cells.
The study was led by Prof. Shai Efrati of the TAU Sackler School of Medicine and Sagol School of Neuroscience and founder and director of the Sagol Center for Hyperbaric Medicine at Shamir Medical Center; and Dr. Amir Hadanny, chief medical research officer of the Sagol Center for Hyperbaric Medicine and Research at Shamir Medical Center. The clinical trial was conducted as part of Israel's comprehensive research program that aims to treat aging as a reversible condition.
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