Support Healthy-Looking Skin and Vitality with HBOT
At Balanced Aesthetics + Wellness, we offer medical-grade Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) to enhance your body’s natural healing processes.Our hard-shell Zeugma HPO Tech Hyperbaric Chamber pressurises to 2.4 ATA and delivers oxygen-rich air through an integrated breathing system, to support:
Your body’s own tissue repair
Inflammation support
Collagen support
Mental clarity
Energy support
This non-invasive treatment is a cornerstone of our aesthetic longevity and wellness plans, designed to support your skin and overall well-being.
Why Choose Our HBOT Experience?
Unlike standard soft-shell chambers, our hard-shell, medical-grade HBOT chamber ensures:
Higher pressure (rated to 2.4 ATA) for greater oxygen uptake
Controlled oxygen delivery through an integrated breathing system
Real-time monitoring and construction certified to ASME PVHO and ISO 13485 standards
Here’s how our Zeugma HPO Tech chamber stands apart:
Feature
Soft-Shell Chambers
Zeugma HPO Tech Medical-Grade HBOT
Pressure
1.3 ATA or lower
2.4 ATA
Oxygen Purity
Ambient air
Oxygen-rich air via an integrated breathing system
Structure
Inflatable, portable
Hard-shell steel construction
Safety Rating
Spa-grade
ASME PVHO, ISO 13485, NFPA, CE
Monitoring
Varies by unit
Real-time pressure, oxygen, and comfort monitoring
This advanced technology supports aesthetic longevity by supporting collagen synthesis, one part of healthier-looking skin. Individual results vary.
Ideal for:
Aesthetic Clients: Support post-procedure recovery and skin rejuvenation, with provider approval.
Athletes: Support recovery and performance.
Biohackers: Support focus and energy.
Post-Procedure Clients: Support recovery after a procedure, when your provider approves it.
Your Path to Optimal Aging Starts Here
Each HBOT session lasts approximately 60 minutes at pressure, with no downtime required.Your provider recommends how often to come in based on your goals, and both single sessions and memberships are available.
Elevate your wellness journey with HBOT at Balanced Aesthetics + Wellness—where science meets luxury in the pursuit of optimal aging.
📞 Call or Text:470-226-2390 📍 Visit Us:Balanced Aesthetics + Wellness, 1350 Dresden Dr. NE, #1006, Atlanta, GA 30319
Frequently Asked Questions
—How many HBOT sessions do I need?
Session plans depend on your goals, your health history, and how you respond. Your provider recommends a plan at your consultation and adjusts it as you go.
For general wellness, longevity, and performance optimization: many clients make HBOT a regular part of their ongoing health routine. The Regenerative Elite Membership makes this financially sustainable with unlimited monthly access.
Why a series? A single session raises available oxygen temporarily; researchers are studying how repeated sessions may support longer-term adaptations. Individual results vary.
Your provider at Balanced recommends a session plan during consultation based on your specific goals, and the plan is adjusted based on your response.
It may. HBOT is studied for several effects linked to skin quality: fibroblast activity (the cells that produce collagen and elastin), blood flow to skin tissue, chronic inflammation, and angiogenesis (new blood vessel formation) that feeds the skin.
Some clients who use HBOT regularly describe a healthier-looking glow. Individual results vary. The effect is systemic: unlike topical treatments that work at the surface, HBOT aims to support oxygen and nutrient delivery beneath the skin.
HBOT is also valuable for post-procedure skin recovery. After CO2 laser resurfacing, microneedling, or chemical peels, some clients add HBOT, with provider approval, to support recovery and the collagen remodeling these treatments trigger.
At Balanced, some aesthetic patients notice changes in their skin after starting HBOT for recovery or wellness. Individual results vary.
HBOT is studied for several mechanisms linked to biological aging, including stem cell mobilization, new blood vessel formation, inflammation, and mitochondrial function. A 2020 study published in the journal Aging reported changes in telomere length and senescent cells in older adults after a course of HBOT; it was a small study, and the findings are still being explored. At Balanced, HBOT is offered for general wellness and performance support and is often part of a broader longevity plan that may include NAD+, growth hormone peptides, and hormone optimization. Individual results vary.
At Balanced, clients use HBOT for general wellness and performance support: recovery after training or a procedure, inflammation support, athletic performance, mental clarity and energy, skin rejuvenation, and longevity.
The mechanism behind all these applications is the same: tissues that are healing, inflamed, or underperforming may benefit from more available oxygen. HBOT raises the oxygen available to those tissues, supporting your body’s own repair processes.
For athletes and high performers, HBOT supports recovery between training sessions. After a procedure, it can be part of a recovery plan your provider approves. Individual results vary.
At Balanced, HBOT is often combined with peptide therapy (BPC-157 for signaling, TB-500 for tissue repair) and red light therapy (photobiomodulation for mitochondrial energy) — a combination we call the healing trio. Together, they address healing from three complementary angles: oxygen delivery, cellular signaling, and energy production.
A single HBOT session at Balanced is $150, and memberships start from $549 a month. Your total depends on how often you come in and whether HBOT is part of a broader regenerative wellness plan.
Single sessions are available for patients who want to try HBOT or use it occasionally. The Regenerative Elite Membership ($549/month) includes unlimited HBOT, unlimited full body red light therapy, unlimited Haelo PEMF, and unlimited Biocharger — the most cost-effective option for clients who use several regenerative services regularly.
HBOT is not typically covered by insurance for wellness and optimization purposes. Insurance may cover HBOT for specific FDA-approved medical indications (certain wound types, radiation injury), but off-label wellness use is generally out-of-pocket.
Your consultation is the right place to decide which option fits how often you plan to come in.
Balanced Aesthetics + Wellness in Brookhaven offers medical-grade hyperbaric oxygen therapy as part of our regenerative wellness program. We serve the greater Atlanta metro including Buckhead, Midtown, Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, and surrounding areas.
What distinguishes Balanced from other Atlanta HBOT providers: our hard-shell chamber is rated to 2.4 ATA with real-time monitoring, HBOT is integrated with peptide therapy (including TB-500 for tissue repair) and other regenerative services (not offered in isolation), plans are designed by our providers, with medical direction by Kimberly Gilbert, MD, and the Regenerative Elite Membership makes regular use cost-effective.
Many clients come in for another service — peptides, aesthetics, weight loss — and add HBOT to their plan once they understand how it fits.
With a 5.0-star average across hundreds of Google reviews, the quality of the overall patient experience is well-documented. If you’ve been curious about hyperbaric oxygen therapy, a consultation at Balanced is the right starting point.
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Justin Kitchens is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP-C) and functional medicine practitioner at Balanced Aesthetics + Wellness in Atlanta, GA. He specializes in peptide therapy, hormone optimization, medical weight loss, and regenerative wellness. Justin holds an MS in Family Practice Nursing from Mercer University and an MBA from Kennesaw State University.