Hyperbaric Oxygen
Therapy Los Angeles
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy supports faster recovery by delivering 100% oxygen in a controlled, pressurized environment. At CEO2Health, sessions take place in a spacious, professional chamber, providing a comfortable, medically guided experience focused on recovery, performance, and wellness.
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
Hollywood Location
Experience our 4-person hyperbaric oxygen chamber for recovery, relaxation, wellness-focused meetings, or quality time with family and friends.
Single Session
$350
60-minute session for 1 person at up to 2.0 ATA
Session Packages
| Package | Total Cost | Cost Per Session | Savings |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Session | $350 | $350 | – |
| 10 Sessions | $3,000 | $300 | Save $500 |
| 20 Sessions | $5,000 | $250 | Save $2,000 – Best Value |
Group Add-Ons
| Group Size | Upgrade | Cost Per Person | Savings |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Person | N/A | $350 | – |
| 2 People | +$150 | $250 | Save $200 |
| 3 People | +$250 | $200 | Save $450 |
| 4 People | +$350 | $175 | Save $700 – Best Value |
Extend Your Session: Add 30 minutes for $50 (90-minute total)
CEO Package – $4,000/month
- ✔ 60-minute hyperbaric session (Monday–Saturday)
- ✔ 15-minute red light therapy
- ✔ 30-minute sauna
- ✔ Cold plunge
How Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Works
Increased
Oxygen Intake
Regular air contains about 21% oxygen. During hyperbaric oxygen therapy, oxygen at an almost 100% level is ingested using an oxygen mask within a hyperbaric chamber, which enables your respiratory system to absorb an enormous amount of oxygen. It significantly raises oxygen levels within your body.
Higher
Atmospheric Pressure
The chamber functions with air pressure elevated beyond normal levels, making it possible for oxygen to dissolve directly into the plasma of the blood. The higher air pressure helps stimulate the growth of new blood vessels, ensuring oxygen replenishes regions with low circulation, such as injured tissues and cells.
Accelerated
Healing
Oxygen-rich blood circulates through the body to support cell repair, reduce swelling, and strengthen immune response. HBOT helps white blood cells fight infection, corrects oxygen deficiencies in damaged tissues, and promotes healing by supporting new blood vessel and skin cell growth.
Client Stories
Conditions Commonly Treated With HBOT
Decompression Sickness:
Commonly known as “the bends”, it’s an ailment experienced by divers who ascend too rapidly. HBOT is a primary treatment.
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning:
HBOT helps remove carbon monoxide from the blood faster and reduce its harmful effects.
Chronic Non-healing Wounds:
Such as diabetic foot ulcers. HBOT promotes healing by increasing oxygen delivery to tissues.
Crush Injuries and Acute Traumatic Ischemias:
HBOT can reduce swelling and promote healing in traumatic injuries.
Osteomyelitis (Bone Infection):
HBOT supports antibiotics in treating certain bone infections.
Radiation Injury:
HBOT heals tissues damaged by radiation therapy, including cystitis or necrosis.
Skin Grafts and Flaps:
When healing is poor due to blood flow issues, HBOT can improve oxygen supply.
Gas Gangrene:
A bacterial infection producing gas within tissues. HBOT can stop bacterial growth.
Severe Anemia:
For patients unable to receive transfusions, HBOT helps deliver oxygen to tissues.
Brain Abscess:
HBOT increases oxygen content in the abscess cavity, supporting standard treatments.
Necrotizing Soft Tissue Infections:
HBOT supports surgery and antibiotics in fighting tissue-destroying infections.
Central Retinal Artery Occlusion:
A blockage causing sudden blindness. HBOT is a treatment to help restore vision.
Idiopathic Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss:
HBOT may help if started within weeks of symptom onset.
Beauty and Skin Benefits:
Improved Skin Radiance: Boosts skin cell metabolism and regeneration for a radiant look.
Wrinkle Reduction: May stimulate collagen production, reducing fine lines and wrinkles.
Enhanced Skin Healing: Speeds up healing, beneficial post-surgery or cosmetic procedures.
Reduction of Acne and Blemishes: Improves blood flow and oxygenation to reduce inflammation and bacteria.
Improved Skin Hydration: May lead to plumper, moisturized skin.
Reduction in Skin Conditions: Might help with psoriasis or eczema symptoms (more research needed).
Hair Health: Some believe better oxygenation benefits hair health and growth.
Athletic Recovery and Performance Benefits
Faster Recovery
A higher amount of oxygen introduced into HBOT can help tissues heal and recover quicker because of the stress and micro-tearing generated by intense workouts.
Reduced Muscle Fatigue
By increasing oxygen supplied to muscle tissues, athletes can experience reduced muscle fatigue following intense exercise.
Reduced Inflammation
HBOT can be useful for combating inflammation, thus promoting the healing process.
Increased Collagen Production
Higher oxygen concentrations can stimulate collagen production, which helps heal tendon and ligament tissues.
Enhanced Bone Healing
HBOT might be advantageous for athletes with broken bones as it could allow bones to heal faster because of the oxygen benefits.
Reducing DOMS
HBOT might be useful for athletes, as some believe it helps ease delayed onset muscle soreness.
Improved Mental Clarity
Higher oxygen supply can be advantageous to the brain, as it enhances concentration and clarity, which are critical for competition.
Strengthened Immune System
HBOT stimulates white blood cells to combat bacteria and viruses and thus cuts sickness recovery time.
Increased Stamina
HBOT may also contribute toward endurance as it enhances functions as well as decreases fatigue.
Post-Surgery Recovery Support
After surgery, injured tissues require increased oxygen to heal properly. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy helps deliver oxygen beyond what is possible at normal air pressure, supporting wound healing and reducing swelling.
Many individuals use HBOT after cosmetic surgery, orthopedic procedures, or injury-related surgeries to help the body heal more efficiently and comfortably.
Here Are Some Potential Post-Surgery Benefits of HBOT
Medical Uses of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT)
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy has been in use for a very long time in both hospital and clinical settings to support treatment for certain kinds of medical conditions. The importance of noting here is that HBOT is indicated for certain indications, while the use for other conditions may not be supported by current clinical evidence.
In deciding on the appropriateness of this treatment, it is to be considered on a case-by-case basis. Treatment outcome, qualifying diseases and conditions, and insurance coverage, including Medicaid, may vary and are sometimes subject to preauthorization.
Safety, Risks, and Clinical Oversight
When administered in accredited facilities following established safety protocols, serious complications are rare. However, HBOT may carry risks for certain individuals, particularly those with underlying lung conditions. Proper screening, adherence to guidelines, and awareness of contraindications are essential to minimize potential risks.
These clinical uses explain why hyperbaric oxygen therapy continues to be recognized as a trusted medical oxygen therapy worldwide.
What to Expect During a Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Session
Your session starts with a short intake for the sake of comfort and safety. You will enter the hyperbaric chamber and breathe in pure oxygen as the pressure gradually increases. Most sessions run for 60 minutes; you are allowed to relax, listen to music, or just rest.
You may feel the pressure building up in your ears, as you often do during a flight on an airplane. Swallowing or chewing gum usually relieves the problem as it equalizes the pressure in your ears.
The experience is painless, and most clients describe it as calming. For your safety and comfort, you may wish to make arrangements for transportation home after your session.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is hyperbaric oxygen therapy safe?
Yes. HBOT is a well-established therapy when administered properly and monitored by trained professionals. To minimize risks such as fire or explosion, treatment should be located in accredited facilities that follow strict safety protocols.
Does hyperbaric oxygen therapy hurt?
No. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is non-invasive and painless. Most people feel only mild pressure changes, similar to flying. Sessions are typically relaxing, and many clients rest or listen to music while comfortably breathing oxygen throughout the treatment.
What should I wear inside the hyperbaric chamber?
You should wear comfortable, approved clothing provided by the facility or cleared by staff. For safety reasons, certain materials and personal items are restricted to reduce fire risk and ensure a controlled, secure environment during the session.
How many HBOT sessions do I need?
The number of HBOT sessions varies based on your goals, condition, and individual response. Some people benefit from a few sessions, while others follow structured multi-session programs for recovery, performance support, or post-treatment healing over time.
Book Your Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Session
If you are looking for professional hyperbaric oxygen therapy in Hollywood, CEO2Health offers advanced HBOT in a comfortable, group-friendly hyperbaric chamber. Whether your goal is recovery, wellness, performance, or healing, our oxygen therapy programs are designed to support your body’s natural ability to heal.
