Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is a non-invasive treatment in which you breathe 100% oxygen inside a specially designed pressurized chamber. The increased pressure allows your body to absorb more oxygen than normal, which can support natural healing processes, reduce inflammation, and promote tissue repair.

HBOT is used for certain medical conditions that are recognized by healthcare authorities, such as decompression sickness, carbon monoxide poisoning, and some chronic or non-healing wounds. It is also being explored as a complementary therapy for a variety of other conditions, but the effectiveness may vary depending on the individual and the condition being treated. A healthcare professional can determine whether HBOT is appropriate for your specific needs.

Yes. HBOT is generally considered safe when administered by trained professionals using properly maintained equipment. Before treatment, a medical assessment is typically performed to determine whether HBOT is suitable for you and to minimize any potential risks.

During a session, you will relax inside a hyperbaric chamber while breathing oxygen under increased atmospheric pressure. You may notice a feeling of fullness or pressure in your ears, similar to what you experience during an airplane flight, which can usually be relieved by swallowing or gently equalizing your ears. Sessions commonly last between 60 and 90 minutes, depending on your treatment plan.

The number of sessions varies depending on your condition, treatment goals, and your healthcare provider's recommendations. Some individuals may benefit from only a few sessions, while others with more complex conditions may require a longer course of treatment.

Most people tolerate HBOT well. Mild, temporary side effects may include ear pressure or discomfort, fatigue, or temporary changes in vision after multiple sessions. Serious complications are uncommon but can occur in rare cases. Your healthcare team will discuss any potential risks with you before treatment.

Some athletes use HBOT as part of their recovery routine to support healing after intense training or injuries. While some studies suggest potential benefits for recovery and tissue repair, research is still ongoing, and results can vary. HBOT should be viewed as a complement to, rather than a replacement for, established recovery and rehabilitation practices.

A device that delivers oxygen in a pressurized environment to support healing and recovery.

It increases oxygen levels in the blood, helping tissues repair faster.

Athletes, people recovering from injury, and those dealing with fatigue or wellness goals.

Yes, when used properly and following manufacturer guidelines.

You may feel ear pressure (like on a plane) and gradual relaxation during treatment.

It depends on your goals, but many use it several times per week.

Mild ear discomfort or fatigue can occur, but serious effects are rare when used correctly.

Usually between 60 to 90 minutes.

Medical-grade treatments may require one, but wellness chambers often do not.

Many users report better recovery, energy, and general well-being with regular use.