Carboxyreflexotherapy of the scalp is an injection technique in which a measured amount of medical carbon dioxide (CO₂) is introduced into the scalp.

Carboxyreflexology for the face and décolleté is a natural medical treatment that stimulates skin regeneration. The effectiveness of this technique has been thoroughly documented in numerous clinical studies.

Carbon dioxide is naturally present in our bodies and in the atmosphere. This means it is completely neutral for all organisms. Carbon dioxide treatment is minimally invasive, but slight redness and temporary swelling may occur after the procedure. However, the final effect completely compensates for these short-term and minor discomforts.

Manual therapy is a method of manipulating the musculoskeletal system, muscles, and ligaments using specific manual techniques to relieve pain, relieve muscle blockages, and restore proper posture. This procedure effectively complements spa treatment, helping to treat osteochondrosis, protrusions, and the consequences of injuries.

Key indications include:

• Back and neck pain: acute and chronic pain (dorsalgia, lumbago), muscle spasms, osteochondrosis;
• Hernias and protrusions: elimination of muscle imbalance and restoration of mobility in uncomplicated intervertebral hernias;
• Headaches: migraines and cervicogenic headaches caused by tension in the cervical spine;
• Posture disorders: scoliosis, kyphosis, stoop;
• Joint pathologies: arthrosis, limited mobility;
• Neurological manifestations: numbness of the extremities, sciatic nerve entrapment

Contraindications:

The procedure is performed only after consultation with a doctor. Manual therapy should not be performed in the following cases:

• history of malignant tumors;
• tuberculosis;
• Bechterew's disease;
• inflammatory lesions of the spine and paravertebral tissues;
• 3-4 degree of vertebral instability;
• history of spinal circulatory disorder;
• inflammatory processes in the central nervous system (multiple sclerosis, encephalitis, etc.);
• acute thrombosis or fresh fractures.

• Aerosol therapy (inhalation)
• Aromatherapy (inhalation of essential oil vapors)
• Halotherapy in the caving room

• Acute and chronic bronchitis
• Pneumonia
• ARVI and rhinitis
• Bronchial asthma
• Recovery after illnesses or surgeries

• Elevated body temperature
• Pulmonary hemorrhage or hemoptysis
• Pulmonary emphysema
• Severe heart rhythm disturbances
• Uncompensated heart failure

Hydrotherapy is the use of fresh water in its pure form or with the addition of various substances for the purposes of prevention and treatment

Thermotherapy (thermotherapy) is a physiotherapy technique based on the use of heat to treat and prevent various conditions. The procedures utilize heated substances such as paraffin, ozokerite, therapeutic mud and sand, as well as various heating pads and lamps. Heat improves circulation, accelerates metabolism, relieves spasms and inflammation, and promotes tissue regeneration.
Thermotherapy improves circulation, reduces pain and inflammation, and accelerates metabolism. It also increases sweating, which helps eliminate toxins and cleanse the body. The Kolos Health and Wellness Center offers the following procedures:
• local paraffin-ozokerite applications
• local applications with sapropel mud
• local contact cryoelectrotherapy
• general thermotherapy in a SPA capsule
• electro-mud procedure using direct or alternating current
• infrared sauna

Thermotherapy has contraindications, and these are:
• Acute inflammatory diseases
• High body temperature
• Severe diseases of the cardiovascular system
• Malignant and benign neoplasms
• Pregnancy

Magnetic therapy is a physiotherapeutic treatment method that involves applying magnetic fields (constant, alternating, or pulsed) to the body to reduce inflammation, relieve pain, and accelerate tissue regeneration. The procedure improves circulation, relieves swelling, strengthens the immune system, and can be used for a variety of conditions, from arthritis and injuries to nervous system problems and skin conditions. Before beginning therapy, consult a doctor to rule out any contraindications.
The magnetic field accelerates biochemical processes in cells, increases their permeability, and promotes the removal of excess fluid.
It dilates capillaries, improving tissue oxygenation and nutrient delivery.
It has anti-inflammatory, decongestant, and analgesic effects.
It accelerates the restoration of damaged tissue and wound healing.
It also boosts the body's immune system.

Types of magnetic therapy in our sanatorium:
- general
- local "OrthoSPOK"
- supravenous
- magnetophoresis (with the introduction of a medicinal substance)

Mechanical therapy methods are those that use mechanical energy for treatment and recovery. These include ultrasound, pneumatic compression (presso) and apparatus massage, traction therapy, and dry (non-contact) hydromassage, where mechanical vibrations, pressure, and movement are applied to the body to achieve a therapeutic effect.
• Ultrasound therapy: the use of high-frequency sound vibrations, including for drug administration (phonophoresis).
• Pneumocompression therapy (pressomassage): massage using inflatable cuffs that create variable pressure on the limbs.
• Non-contact massage
• Apparatus massage: mechanical massage performed on special equipment, such as massage tables or chairs.
• Local vibration therapy (YAMAGUCHI)***

Restorative dentistry is a branch of dentistry that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the teeth, gums, and periodontal tissues. It includes procedures such as the treatment of dental caries and its complications (pulpitis, periodontitis), fillings, and professional teeth cleaning.

PHYSICAL THERAPY - Physical therapy (PT) is a treatment and rehabilitation method that uses specially selected physical exercises to restore health, prevent disease, and improve overall well-being. The Kolos Health and Recreation Center has developed programs tailored to the patient's needs, diagnosis, and age. These programs help strengthen muscles, restore motor function, normalize internal organ function, and prevent complications after injuries, surgeries, or prolonged bed rest. Classes can be held in groups or individually, and can also be held in the pool

The gym is equipped with the following exercise machines:

• Rowing machine

• Exercise bikes

• Elliptical trainers

• Steppers

• Treadmills

A specialized venue offering medicinal herbal teas, oxygen cocktails, and healthy drinks. The main goal is health prevention and improvement, rehabilitation, boosting immunity, and normalizing metabolism using natural plant ingredients.
The main components of the herbal bar are:

• Mineral water (bottled "FROST")
• An oxygen cocktail is a foaming drink made by infusing juice, fruit drink, or other beverages with oxygen. It helps compensate for hypoxia, improves the digestive and nervous systems, and boosts immunity and performance. Drink the cocktail in small portions with a spoon immediately after preparation. An oxygen cocktail eliminates hypoxia: it compensates for the lack of oxygen in the body, which is equivalent to a walk in the fresh air. It improves digestion: it activates the gastrointestinal tract, normalizes microflora, and promotes the breakdown of nutrients. It increases performance: it helps with stress, physical and emotional overload, and chronic fatigue. It strengthens the immune system: regular consumption increases the body's defenses.
• Herbal tea:

1. Vitamin – recommended for increasing the body’s defenses and its resistance to various pathogenic factors.
2. Gastric – recommended for people with normal and increased acid-forming and enzyme-secreting functions of the stomach and intestines.
3. Renal – recommended for kidney diseases.
4. Calming – recommended for use as a sedative.

Our center is equipped with a Dr. Kern Tan Can 8000 vertical tanning bed. This artificial tanning procedure is performed using UV rays (lamps) in a specially equipped booth. It provides an intense and even tan, boosts vitamin D production, and helps with skin conditions. A session lasts 2–15 minutes and requires the use of protective goggles, stickinis, and special creams.