Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Ozone Therapy - 30 mins.

A trained practitioner administers medical-grade ozone through a controlled protocol while you relax; session lasts thirty minutes. You'll experience gentle sensations, monitored vitals, and post-session rest recommendations. Mild fatigue or lightheadedness can occur but typically resolves quickly.

When performed by licensed professionals using medical-grade equipment, the thirty-minute ozone session is generally safe. We screen for contraindications like pregnancy, uncontrolled hyperthyroidism, and certain blood disorders. Clear pre-screening reduces risks and ensures individualized, safe dosing.

Many clients report increased energy and reduced soreness within days, while immune and anti-inflammatory benefits may develop over several sessions. Individual responses vary; we recommend a short series for measurable, lasting improvements and to track progress clinically.

Side effects are usually mild and transient: brief fatigue, mild headache, or lightheadedness. Rarely, irritation at infusion sites may occur. Our team monitors you closely, adjusts dosing, and provides aftercare guidance to minimize discomfort and ensure safety.

Arrive hydrated and avoid heavy meals or alcohol beforehand. Bring a list of medications and recent medical history. Wear comfortable clothing and plan light activity afterwards. Our intake form and practitioner review will confirm suitability and personalize treatment parameters.

Contraindications include pregnancy, severe anemia, certain bleeding disorders, and uncontrolled hyperthyroidism. Patients on specific medications or with G6PD deficiency may be excluded. A thorough intake and physician consultation determine safe eligibility before scheduling treatment.