Ozone Therapy.
An oxidative therapy, offered as part of a personalized wellness plan carefully tailored to each patient.
Ozone therapy is one of those services people research for months before they ask anyone about it.
So let's skip the part where you have to dig. Here's what it is here, who it's for, where the regulatory picture actually stands, and what your first visit looks like.
Ozone therapy is not FDA-approved for the treatment of any medical condition. We offer it as an elective wellness service, as part of an individualized plan, and only after a provider has reviewed whether it's appropriate for you.
We put that at the top on purpose. In a category where a lot of websites promise a great deal, we'd rather be the practice that tells you exactly where things stand and lets you decide with clear eyes. If a provider won't say that plainly, ask yourself why.
Administered in a clinical setting by trained staff, using medical-purity oxygen as the source gas and equipment built for the purpose. The method of administration is chosen by your provider based on your individual plan, and walked through with you before anything begins.
These are scheduled appointments with real time set aside — never a walk-in, never rushed.
Priced per visit.
Members: ozone therapy is one of the options included in the Angelic Signature Membership at $199/month.
Longer than the ones that follow, and deliberately so. A provider goes through your health history, your medications, and your goals — and gives you an honest read on whether this is the right fit.
Sometimes that answer is no. You'll get it either way.
Certain conditions and medications rule ozone therapy out. That's determined at your consultation, not discovered at your appointment — one more reason the first visit is a conversation before it's a treatment.
Not sure where to start?
That's the normal starting point. A free consultation is a conversation — your history, your goals, and an honest answer about what's worth doing.
Ozone therapy is not approved by the FDA for the treatment of any disease or condition and is offered as an elective wellness service. This page is general information, not medical advice, and makes no claim of therapeutic benefit. Services are provided only following provider evaluation.