Ozone Therapy
An addiotnal treatment option to support your recovery and wellness goals.
What is Ozone?
The air we breathe is made of 2 oxygen (O₂) atoms while ozone is a gas made of 3 oxygen(O₃) atoms. That extra, third atom makes the molecule incredibly reactive.
For ozone therapy, we use medical grade oxygen that is converted to ozone through a special generator.
Potential Benefits of Ozone Therapy?
Localized immune response: Because ozone is so reactive it can create a mild temporary "stress" on the local cells. That stress acts as a wake-up-call, signaling the body's natural defense system to rush the area.
Increased oxygen delivery: Treatment is thought to improve microcirculation, helping red blood cells deliver oxygen to starved, damaged tissues.
Tissue repair: By stimulating growth factors and reducing chronic inflammation, proponents claim it jumpstarts the body's natural healing process to repair worn-down tissue.
Ear insufflation: Ozone insufflation may be used for inner ear health and wellness support through specialized ear equipment.
A targeted approach that doesn't just mask the pain, but supports your body's natural healing processes.
What Can Ozone Help With?
Sports Related Injuries
Back &
Neck Pain
Ear Inflammation
Muscle tightness & soreness
What to Expect
Possible Side Effects
Injections can cause temporary soreness, often felt as a deep pressure or slight discomfort around the injection site. This usually begins to fade within minutes and is completely gone within 24 hours.
How Long Does it Last and How Many Treatments Will I Need?
Ozone injections have the potential to create lasting results, but typically requires a series of treatments. Some patients notice improvement after just one session, while others may need to undergo a series of treatments. The number of sessions needed may depend on the treatment approach, your symptoms, and your provider's assessment.
