Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Chambers Sunshine Coast

TH7 offers hyperbaric oxygen chamber therapy at our Noosa wellness centre along the Sunshine Coast. You can find us here:

• 97 Noosa Dr, Noosa Heads, QLD 4567

Relax and unwind in a 60-minute session on its own, or pair our hyperbaric oxygen therapy with one of our popular recovery protocols to leave you feeling brand new.

Thanks to our online booking system, booking your first HBOT session with TH7 has never been easier.

Click ‘Book Now’ on our hyperbaric oxygen therapy chamber Sunshine Coast page before choosing a time and date that works best for you. Add any extras you may fancy to your booking, check out securely, and double-check your booking confirmation in your e-mails. It’s as simple as that!

At TH7, we offer a 60-minute hyperbaric oxygen chamber session for $79. If you’d prefer to enjoy HBOT alongside an infrared sauna, contrast therapy, and cold exposure, check out our Detox protocol, which is $119 for a 1-hour and 45-minute session.

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is a medical treatment that involves breathing pure oxygen in a pressurised chamber.

This process increases the amount of oxygen your blood can carry, which helps:

• Promote faster healing of wounds and injuries
• Reduce inflammation and fight infection
• Support recovery from conditions like burns, carbon monoxide poisoning, and certain neurological issues

Most people can safely undergo three to five HBOT sessions per week, although the frequency you choose will depend on your health goals and the protocol recommended by your healthcare professional.

Acute conditions or injury recovery often utilise daily sessions for a short period of time before moving onto one maintenance session a week. On the other hand, chronic conditions may require three to five sessions over a prolonged time.

The effects of hyperbaric oxygen therapy can be long-lasting, but they often depend on the condition being treated and the number of sessions you’ve completed.

Some goals, such as treatment for chronic conditions, may require ongoing or repeated sessions to maintain the beneficial results. Acute injuries or infections, on the other hand, may improve after a full treatment course without returning. Some improvements in energy, inflammation reduction, and cognitive function can last weeks to months.

Yes, hyperbaric oxygen therapy is generally safe when administered by trained professionals in a controlled environment.

However, there are potential risks when not administered correctly, such as:

• Ear or sinus discomfort because of the pressure changes
• Temporary vision changes
• Mild fatigue or lightheadedness immediately after sessions

Yes, hyperbaric oxygen therapy offers several proven health benefits.

Key benefits include:

• Enhanced wound healing and tissue repair by increasing the amount of oxygen delivered to damaged areas
• Reduced inflammation and swelling
• Improved recovery from injuries, including brain and sports injuries
• Boosted immune function and infection control
• Potential cognitive and energy improvements

Yes, HBOT can significantly speed up the recovery of wound healing and is often used in hospital settings for this very reason.

HBOT is so effective as an accelerated healing process because it increases the amount of oxygen supplied to the damaged tissues, supporting cell repair and new tissue growth. It can also reduce inflammation around the wound, boost your white blood cell activity, and stimulate blood vessel formation. Make sure you consult with a doctor before using HBOT for wound healing.

Some people swear by HBOT for giving them a youthful glow. Some studies suggest that it may help you look younger by improving your skin’s health and cellular health.

While HBOT isn’t a direct anti-ageing treatment, it can support collagen production and improve circulation to give you a healthy glow. Better cellular regeneration also helps repair tissues and rejuvenate your skin. It’s important to note that skin benefits are often most prominent after regular use for a few weeks, so don’t be discouraged if you don’t notice an immediate improvement after your first session.

Yes, emerging evidence suggests that hyperbaric oxygen therapy may support healing and recovery from certain brain injuries.

Research has shown that HBOT can:

• Increase oxygen delivery to brain tissue, even in areas with reduced blood flow
• Reduce brain inflammation and swelling
• Promote neuroplasticity, which is the brain’s ability to form new connections
• Improve cognitive function in cases of traumatic brain injury (TBI), stroke, and post-concussion symptoms

While larger-scale studies are required, early findings and patient testimonials have been promising. HBOT should only be used for brain injuries as a part of your care plan as directed by your doctor.

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is generally considered to be a safe therapy, but like most treatments, it carries some potential risks such as discomfort, fatigue, and temporary vision changes.

Most side effects are mild and related to the pressure changes inside the chamber. Rare complications can occur, however, including lung barotrauma or oxygen toxicity. If you’re concerned about the potential risks or your health before an HBOT session, talk to your doctor beforehand.

While more research is needed, promising early research suggests that hyperbaric oxygen therapy may help reduce some symptoms of Alzheimer’s and dementia. However, it is not a viable cure for dementia.

Studies have shown that HBOT may be able to improve the flow of oxygen to the brain, supporting cognitive function and reducing oxidative stress. It can also boost mental clarity and support memory and focus in some people. While HBOT isn’t a cure for dementia, it may be able to slow down the progression of symptoms when combined with lifestyle changes and medical care.