Clinical technology

Oxygen and light, working for your recovery.

Advanced technology built into your care: medical body composition analysis, hyperbaric oxygen therapy in a hard-shell chamber, and a five-wavelength Class IV therapeutic laser. Always as part of a medical plan, after an initial assessment, and under the supervision of specialists in oxygenation and life support.

Hard-shell hyperbaric chamber with oxygen concentrator
Panoramic window
Built-in infrared light
Cooled oxygen concentrator
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy

More oxygen, where your body needs it.

Inside the chamber, pressure rises in a controlled way while you breathe oxygen through a nasal cannula. The higher the pressure, the more oxygen dissolves into your plasma and reaches your tissues, including areas with poor circulation.

It is used as a complementary therapy for tissue recovery, fatigue, sports recovery and longevity protocols, always as part of a plan prescribed after a medical assessment.

2.0ATA maximum pressure
10 Lof oxygen per minute
21 °Cinterior climate control
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Understanding pressure

What does 1.5 ATA feel like?

Move the slider. The pressure inside the chamber is similar to being a few meters under water, except you are sitting down, completely dry and breathing oxygen comfortably.

1.1 ATA1.5 ATA2.0 ATA
5 mequivalent depth under water
Moderatethe most common level for wellness sessions

Rigid steel shell

A 304 stainless steel cabin, stable and quiet, designed for pressures up to 2.0 ATA.

Massage chair

A reclining, adjustable seat so your session can be a real moment of rest.

Climate and humidity

Built-in air conditioning, cooling down to 21 °C and dehumidification for a fresh, comfortable session.

Filtered air

Medical-grade 5 µm filtration, oil-free compression and a negative ion system.

Infrared light

Red and infrared light panels inside the cabin that complement the session.

Real-time monitoring

A display showing pressure, flow, temperature, humidity and oxygen concentration throughout the session.

Two-way communication

An intercom to the outside: the medical team stays with you and can hear you at all times.

Safety valve

Manual pressure release and gradual decompression before the cabin opens.

Medical supervision

Therapies supervised by specialists in oxygenation and life support.

Our team is made up of cardiovascular anesthesiologists trained at Mexico's National Institute of Cardiology. Delivering oxygen to critically ill patients is their everyday work in the operating room, and that same rigor is behind every session.

BEFORE

Assessment and vital signs

We review your medical history, blood pressure, ears and airways to confirm the therapy is right for you.

DURING

Gentle pressurization

You will feel pressure in your ears, just like during takeoff on a plane. Swallowing, yawning or chewing gum relieves it; after that, you simply rest.

AFTER

Gradual decompression

The pressure returns to normal in a controlled way before you step out. You can go back to your usual activities the same day.

Class IV therapeutic laser

Light that reaches where the pain is.

Photobiomodulation uses specific wavelengths of light to stimulate cells to produce more energy (ATP), improve local circulation and reduce the inflammatory signals that keep pain going.

Our device emits five wavelengths at the same time, so a single pass can treat everything from the skin to deep structures such as a spinal disc, the hip or the sacroiliac joint. No medication, no needles and no downtime.

5simultaneous wavelengths
57 Wpeak superpulse power
10 cmreach into deep tissue
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Class IV therapeutic laser unit with touchscreen
Touchscreen
Interchangeable heads
Explore the 5 wavelengths

Each color of light, a different depth.

Skin Fat tissue Muscle and tendon Joint · disc 02 cm4 cm6 cm8 cm10 cm 5 cm

Continuous wave

A steady beam that delivers the highest energy dose. Best suited for chronic conditions, larger areas and deep tissue.

Pulsed

Bursts that let the tissue cool down between pulses. Gentler, and designed for acute inflammation and sensitive areas.

High-intensity superpulse

Very high power peaks in ultra-short bursts: the energy reaches deep while producing less heat at the surface.

Clinical applications

How can it help you?

The laser is prescribed as an adjunct treatment, built into your plan and only after an assessment. These are some of the musculoskeletal and neurological conditions where it is most commonly used.

01
Low back pain and sciaticaDisc, sacroiliac joint, piriformis syndrome
02
Neck and upper backMuscle knots, trigger points, myofascial pain
03
ShoulderRotator cuff, tendinitis and bursitis
04
Knee and hipJoint pain, stiffness and wear
05
Elbow, wrist and handTennis elbow, carpal tunnel
06
Foot and anklePlantar fasciitis, Achilles tendon, sprains
07
Sports recoveryStrains, bruises and soft tissue injuries
08
Nerves and wound healingNerve pain, peripheral neuropathy, surgical incisions
6

sessions as a baseline for acute cases

Recent injuries such as sprains or strains, while inflammation is still active.

12

sessions as a baseline for chronic cases

Discomfort lasting months or years, where tissue needs more time to break the inflammatory cycle.

3·4

progress check at session 3 or 4

We measure how you are responding and adjust the protocol. Response varies from person to person.

Safety first

It is not for everyone, and that is good medicine too.

Before any session, we confirm the therapy is safe for you. These are some of the criteria we review during your assessment.

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy

Not recommended, or postponed, in cases such as:

  • Pregnancy
  • Pacemakers or other implanted devices
  • Active rhinitis, middle ear infection or a bad cold
  • Blood pressure above 160/100 mmHg
  • Severe emphysema or other lung diseases
  • Serious acute infections or illnesses

Therapeutic laser

Not applied over, or in cases of:

  • Active cancer or suspicious lesions
  • The eyes, or directly over the thyroid
  • The abdomen or lower back during pregnancy
  • An implanted pacemaker or neurostimulator
  • Medications that cause sensitivity to light
  • Areas with active bleeding
Eye protectionCertified safety glasses for patients and staff in every laser session.
Controlled roomA clearly marked area with an emergency stop within reach at all times.
Recorded dosageWe document the energy delivered in every session so we can track your progress.
Medical supervisionProtocols defined and overseen by a physician with advanced specialty training.
Technology with judgment

Technology is a tool, not the whole plan.

No device replaces a good diagnosis. That is why the chamber and the laser are built into your functional and regenerative medicine plan, alongside nutrition, sleep, movement and follow-up.

01

We assess

Medical history, lab work and goals. We decide whether technology adds value in your case, and which one.

02

We combine

We design the protocol: number of sessions, frequency and how it fits with your nutritional, metabolic or regenerative plan.

03

We measure

We track your progress with clear criteria and make adjustments. If something is not working, we tell you.

Take the first step

Find out if these therapies are right for you.

Book an initial assessment. We will review your case and explain clearly what you can expect.