Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy - 30 min Treatment
Before your treatment, your therapist will walk you through your Oxygen Therapy experience and some of the incredible health and wellness benefits.
Once comfortably seated inside the pressurised hyperbaric oxygen chamber, place the mask over your face, sit back, relax, and…breathe. It’s as simple as that.
We suggest you bring a book, kindle or something similar to enjoy whilst in the chamber.
Benefits of a 30-minute Oxygen Therapy Session:
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Enhanced Healing (both internal and external)
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Increased Energy Levels
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Promotes Skin Regeneration
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Reduced Puffiness & Inflammation
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Strengthened Immune System
Discover the transformative benefits of hyperbaric oxygen therapy in just 30 minutes. Book your session today for a revitalised, rejuvenated you!
Want longer? Try our 60-minute or 90-minute Oxygen Therapy sessions. To feel and see the maximum benefits, we typically recommend having at least 5 sessions of HBOT (read more here). With our courses save when you buy a block of 6 sessions.
This therapy is available at all locations except Edinburgh Airport, Peebles, Glasgow Hilton, Hamilton, Bristol and Canary Wharf. We will be bringing HBOT to all locations soon.
Did you know? Some medical insurance companies cover the cost of hyperbaric oxygen therapy so this treatment could be free! Check if you are covered and we’ll provide the receipt to claim your cost back.
FAQs
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is a treatment in which a person breathes 90-95% oxygen while inside a chamber that is pressurised to a level higher than normal atmospheric pressure. This increases the amount of oxygen in the person's blood, which can help with injury to illness, to ageing.
HBOT is typically administered in a hyperbaric chamber. The person will breathe 90-95% oxygen through a mask or hood while inside the chamber, which is gradually pressurised to the desired level. The treatment sessions typically last for one hour.
The most common side effects of HBOT include ear and sinus pain, and temporary changes in vision such as nearsightedness or mild haziness. These side effects are typically mild and can be treated with ear drops or other medications.
HBOT may not be suitable for everyone, and certain medical conditions or medications may contraindicate the use of HBOT. It is important to discuss your medical history and any current medications with your healthcare provider before starting HBOT.
HBOT is generally safe, and serious complications are rare. The most common complication after HBOT is trauma to the middle ear and sinus pain.
It depends on the condition. With repeated treatments, the temporary extra high oxygen levels encourage normal tissue oxygen levels, even after the therapy is completed.
Oxygen therapy is very safe, but in general you should not receive this treatment if you
- Have had a recent ear surgery or injury
- Have a pacemaker
- Are pregnant
- Have a collapsed lung, or certain lung conditions/diseases.
- Take certain chemotherapy drugs
- Take certain drugs for alcohol disorders
- Use the topical cream sulfamylon
- Have heart failure; oxygen therapy can make symptoms worse
- Have a cold or a fever, this could increase the chances of ear pain
- Are claustrophobic
- Have a history of epilepsy
- Have a history of panic attacks/anxiety
- Have a history of inner ear problems/sinus problems
- Take blood thinning medication such as Warfarin
Some medical insurance companies cover the cost of hyperbaric oxygen therapy so this treatment could be free! Check if you are covered and we’ll provide the receipt to claim your cost back.
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