Ozone Administration Methods
In medical ozone, the route of administration, target tissue, and clinical purpose vary depending on the method. The guides below separately explain how each method is administered, in which conditions it is evaluated, and its safety framework.
A systemic medical ozone approach administered via the blood.Minor Ozone
Small-volume autohemotherapy and the intramuscular administration process.Rectal Ozone
Mucosal administration where local and systemic goals are differentiated from each other.Intra-articular Ozone
Sterile intra-articular administration in the knee and selected joints.Paravertebral / Local Ozone
Applications aimed at back, neck, muscle, and soft tissue targets.Microdose / Trigger Point
A controlled administration approach for small local targets.Topical Ozone
Bagging, ozonated water, and ozonated oil options.Ozone Bagging
Closed-system local application in chronic wounds and problematic extremities.Ozonated Water
Liquid local contact in wounds, skin, and selected mucosal areas.Ozonated Oil
Topical products providing longer surface contact in skin and wound care.Vaginal Ozone
Local vaginal administration and evaluation of clinical suitability.Intravesical Ozone
Controlled local intravesical administration via a catheter.Otic Ozone
Controlled local use approach in the external ear region.Fistula Applications
Methods investigated for the purpose of adjunctive local tissue support in the fistula tract.
How Is the Method Selected?
The route of administration is determined together with the targeted region, clinical purpose, accompanying diseases, medications used, and infection and circulation status. Different methods may be required for different clinical goals in the same individual; therefore, we do not reduce the dose and route of administration to a single template.
Our Approach at Our Bodrum Clinic
For each method, sterility, ozone-resistant equipment, administration safety, and individual suitability assessment are at the forefront. Ozone gas is not administered via the respiratory tract; systemic and local methods are planned under controlled medical conditions.
For the general framework, areas of use, and individualized assessment approach of the methods, you can review the Ozone Therapy main guide.