Ozone Therapy in Dallas
IV Ozone, 10-Pass & Insufflation
IV ozone, 10-pass and insufflation at our East Dallas clinic, with screening first and a trained ozone nurse at every session.
What Is Ozone Therapy?
Medical ozone therapy uses a precise, controlled mix of ozone and oxygen, delivered through the blood, the body's natural openings or an injection, to support circulation, oxygen use and the body's own defenses. It has been used in integrative medicine for decades, mainly in Europe and Latin America. It is not FDA-approved for any medical condition.
At Regen Wellness in Dallas, we offer IV ozone (standard MAH), 10-pass ozone, O3UV, ozone insufflation and Prolozone injections, with screening labs first and a trained nurse at every session.
Ozone Therapies We Offer in Dallas
IV Ozone (Standard MAH)
A measured amount of your blood is mixed with ozone outside the body and returned through an IV. Our most requested ozone treatment.
IV ozone therapy →10-Pass Ozone
A more intensive form of MAH, with the same cycle repeated up to 10 times in one visit. Usually considered after standard MAH.
About 10-pass →O3UV (Ozone + UV Light)
IV ozone with an added step: your ozonated blood passes through ultraviolet light before it's returned.
About O3UV →Ozone Insufflation
Needle-free ozone and oxygen: rectal, vaginal, ear or nasal, in a short, private session.
About insufflation →Prolozone Injections
An injection of ozone combined with other ingredients into a painful joint, tendon or ligament area. Our team trained in Prolozone under Dr. Frank Shallenberger, who developed the technique.
For knee, shoulder and back pain, see how we evaluate joint pain.
Prolozone therapy →Which Ozone Therapy Is Right for You?
| Option | How it's given | Session time | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard MAH | IV: blood drawn, ozonated and returned | 45–60 min | Most common starting point. Requires G6PD screening. |
| 10-pass | IV: MAH cycle repeated up to 10 times | 1.5–2 hrs | More intensive. Usually after tolerating standard MAH. |
| O3UV | IV: MAH plus UV light before blood is returned | 60 min | Requires G6PD screening and a check for light-sensitizing medications. |
| Prolozone | Injection into a joint or soft-tissue area | 15–30 min | For a specific painful area rather than whole-body goals. The strongest research on ozone is for injections like this. |
| Insufflation | Gas introduced rectally, vaginally, into the ear or into the nose, with no needles | 10–15 min | No IV. Some patients do it between IV sessions. |
Your provider will recommend an option based on your goals, history, labs and comfort level. Many patients start with a single standard MAH session.
Ozone Insufflation
Insufflation delivers a small, measured amount of ozone and oxygen into a body cavity, where it is absorbed through the lining. There is no needle and no blood draw. We offer four types:
- Rectal insufflation: ozone and oxygen are introduced through a thin, flexible catheter and absorbed through the lining of the colon.
- Vaginal insufflation: ozone and oxygen are introduced through a small, sterile applicator.
- Ear insufflation: ozone and oxygen flow gently into the ear canal through a fitted attachment, one ear at a time.
- Nasal insufflation: a very low dose is introduced into the nasal passages, using a technique that keeps ozone out of the lungs.
Sessions are short and private, and most people go back to their day right after. Like all ozone therapy, insufflation is not FDA-approved for any condition, and research on it is limited.
Patients who don't tolerate IVs well, or who want something between IV sessions, sometimes ask about it. Your provider will tell you which type, if any, makes sense for you.
Is Insufflation Uncomfortable?
It shouldn't be painful. With rectal insufflation, most people feel mild fullness or the urge to pass gas for a few minutes. Ear and nasal insufflation can feel like light pressure or a cool sensation. Tell the nurse if anything is uncomfortable, and the session can be adjusted or stopped.
Vaginal insufflation isn't offered during pregnancy.
See Ozone Therapy Pricing
Get our pricing sheet for MAH, 10-pass, O3UV and insufflation emailed to you, with no obligation. Prefer to talk first? Book a free info call.
Ozone Therapy Safety
- Screening first. We run a CBC and a G6PD test before IV ozone, along with a review of your history and medications.
- Who shouldn't have ozone therapy: people with G6PD deficiency, pregnancy, uncontrolled overactive thyroid, bleeding disorders, very low platelets, or a recent heart attack or stroke.
- Ozone is never breathed into the lungs. Breathing ozone irritates the airways, so it's handled only in sealed, medical-grade equipment, and nasal insufflation uses a very low dose with a technique that keeps it out of the lungs.
- No direct IV gas injection. We use MAH, where ozone mixes with blood outside the body, not direct injection of gas into a vein.
Full details on side effects are on our IV ozone page. For common misconceptions, read 4 myths about ozone therapy, debunked.
Why Patients Choose Regen Wellness for Ozone
- Trained ozone team. Our clinic director, Jose Baldazo, BSN, RN, trained in medical ozone and Prolozone under Dr. Frank Shallenberger, MD.
- Physician oversight. Protocols are overseen by our medical director, Dr. Adam Parsons, MD.
- Labs before treatment, not a walk-in drip bar approach.
- Part of a bigger plan that can include IV nutrients, NAD+, hormones and functional medicine care.
- Convenient East Dallas location near Lakewood and White Rock Lake.
Medically Reviewed
Reviewed by Jose Baldazo, BSN, RN, Clinic Director, and approved by Dr. Adam Parsons, MD, Medical Director.
Last reviewed: October 2026.
Ozone Therapy FAQs
Is ozone therapy safe?
With proper screening and trained staff, medical ozone therapy is generally well tolerated in published reports. Side effects are usually mild. It isn't right for everyone, especially people with G6PD deficiency, which is why we screen first.
Is ozone therapy FDA-approved?
No. FDA has not approved ozone for any medical condition. We offer it as a supportive therapy within a broader care plan and explain the evidence before you start.
Which type of ozone therapy should I start with?
Most patients start with standard IV ozone (MAH). Insufflation is an option if you'd rather avoid an IV. 10-pass is usually considered later. Your provider will recommend what fits your goals and labs.
How many ozone sessions will I need?
There's no standard number. Your provider suggests a short initial series and reviews how you respond before recommending more.
How much does ozone therapy cost in Dallas?
It depends on the type of ozone therapy and number of sessions. Your first call is free, and you'll get a clear price before committing. Our services are self-pay, and many patients use HSA or FSA funds. Request our pricing sheet.
Where is your ozone clinic in Dallas?
Regen Wellness is at 5510 Abrams Rd, Suite 126, Dallas, TX 75214, in East Dallas near Lakewood and White Rock Lake. See all areas we serve.
Get Ozone Therapy Pricing
See what each ozone option costs at our Dallas clinic, or book a free info call to find out which one fits your goals.
This page is educational and is not medical advice. Ozone therapy and ultraviolet blood irradiation are not FDA-approved for any medical condition. Treatment requires a consultation with a licensed provider, and individual results vary.