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Premier Med Spa · Lake Oswego
Hyperbaric
Oxygen Therapy
in Lake Oswego.
Make time for yourself. Or share the experience. Discover 75-minute HBOT sessions for one or two people.
Book your HBOT sessionHBOT · Offer ends Monday, November 30, 2026
Make it your time.
Or time together.
Seventy-five minutes just for you, or a shared experience with someone you know. Our sessions are monitored by certified staff and a physician. Choose a single visit or explore a prepaid package after your suitability review.
See our HBOT special and termsSingle seat
One person per session
$129
Per session
10-session prepaid package
$1,090
$109 per session
Package paid in full at purchase.
Two seats
One shared session, includes both people
$225
Per session
10-session prepaid package
$2,000
$200 per two-seat session, including both people
Package paid in full at purchase.
Prefer to talk first? Call (503) 697-9777.
Single-session options are paid in full at the time of treatment. The 10-session HBOT packages are prepaid in full at purchase. The two-seat prices include both people in each shared session. A package is a pricing option, not a medical recommendation or a promise of results. Subject to suitability review. Individual experiences and results vary.
Read candidacy and safety informationGoogle review excerpts · 9 reviewers
The people.
The experience.
Words from all 9 Google reviewers who described hyperbaric oxygen therapy at Premier. These are verbatim excerpts; read each full review on Google for context.
These are individual reviewers’ accounts of past visits, including subjective health experiences. They are not clinical evidence of effectiveness or a promise of typical results. Equipment, protocols, and staffing may have changed.
Explore Premier’s reviews on GoogleThe session experience
Your first visit,
one step at a time.
Start with a conversation.
Tell us what brought you here. Discuss your medical history, medications, and expectations, then ask which chamber settings and session plan would be appropriate for you.
Settle into your session.
The chamber pressure is gradually adjusted for the selected protocol. Follow the team’s preparation and safety instructions, and speak up about ear pressure or any discomfort.
Take the next step thoughtfully.
Pressure is gradually returned to normal at the end of the session. Discuss your experience with the team before deciding whether to continue.
Oxygen. Pressure. Perspective.
A little understanding.
A more informed choice.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) combines increased air pressure with oxygen delivery inside a chamber. In medical HBOT, that pressure helps more oxygen dissolve in the bloodstream.
At Premier Med Spa of Lake Oswego, HBOT is offered around wellness and recovery interests. What a session can do depends on the chamber, its settings, the oxygen being delivered, and your individual circumstances.
Our hard-shell chamber supports protocols up to 2 atmospheres absolute (ATA). Oxygen is delivered through a bag-valve mask, and sessions last 75 minutes, with monitoring by certified staff and a physician.
Our starting point is simple: your questions, clear expectations, and a suitability review. Wellness sessions should not be assumed equivalent to hospital HBOT or to treatment for a diagnosed medical condition.
Read the Mayo Clinic explanation of medical HBOT, or meet our Lake Oswego team.
What brings you here?
Your goals.
An honest conversation.
Six reasons people ask about HBOT. These are starting points for a conversation, rather than established medical indications or promised outcomes.
Healthy aging
Curious about oxygen-based therapies as part of your wellness routine? Start with a conversation about what is known. HBOT has not been established to reverse or prevent aging.
Questions alongside ongoing medical care
If you manage an ongoing health condition, discuss HBOT with the clinician who knows your history. Benefit is not established for every chronic condition. Suitability depends on your diagnosis; HBOT is not a substitute for your medical care.
Recharge
Make room to pause and ask whether a session fits your self-care goals. Benefits for everyday energy or fatigue have not been established for wellness HBOT.
Injury recovery
Medical HBOT has specific uses for selected injuries and wounds. That does not establish effectiveness for general injury recovery or mean every chamber and protocol is appropriate.
Questions after a concussion
If you have persistent concussion symptoms, keep your treating clinician involved. HBOT is not FDA-cleared to treat concussion or traumatic brain injury, and effectiveness remains unproven.
Exercise recovery
Active lifestyles can spark questions about oxygen-based recovery options. Evidence for improved routine post-exercise recovery is limited; discuss expectations before committing to a series.
Specific medical uses of HBOT do not establish that every chamber or wellness protocol is suitable for those conditions. Continue your existing medical care and involve your treating clinician when discussing a health concern.
Before you begin
Thoughtful care starts
with suitability.
Ask the team about HBOTShare your medical history, medications, lung and ear conditions, recent illness or surgery, pregnancy, diabetes, and implanted devices. A history of a collapsed lung is particularly important to discuss. Your clinician can help you understand whether oxygen and pressure exposure are appropriate.
Possible risks include ear or sinus injury, temporary vision changes, and discomfort in enclosed spaces. Less common serious complications can involve the lungs or oxygen toxicity. Oxygen-rich environments also require strict fire precautions.
Certified staff and a physician monitor sessions. Before booking, ask about your proposed settings, how to communicate during treatment, and chamber-specific preparation. Follow staff guidance about clothing, skin products, electronics, and prohibited items.
HBOT is not risk-free or suitable for everyone. The FDA emphasizes trained staff, supervision, and following the manufacturer’s safety instructions. This page provides general information, not a diagnosis or a treatment recommendation.
A few things you
may be wondering.
What is hyperbaric oxygen therapy?
HBOT combines oxygen delivery with a chamber environment at higher-than-normal air pressure. In medical HBOT, pressure helps more oxygen dissolve in the blood. The effects and suitability depend on the chamber, pressure, oxygen delivered, and reason for treatment. Wellness protocols should not be assumed equivalent to hospital HBOT.
Can two people attend a session together?
Premier offers a single-seat option for one person and a two-seat option that includes both people in the same session. Each person needs an individual suitability review. Contact our Lake Oswego team to discuss scheduling.
How long is a session, and how many will I need?
A session at Premier lasts 75 minutes. The hard-shell chamber supports protocols up to 2 atmospheres absolute (ATA), with oxygen delivered through a bag-valve mask. Certified staff and a physician monitor sessions. Your proposed schedule depends on your medical history and goals. A 10-session package is a pricing option, not a medical recommendation or a promise of results.
What does the pressure feel like?
As pressure changes, you may feel fullness in your ears, similar to an airplane ascent or descent. Ear or sinus discomfort is possible. Ask about pressure equalization, communication with staff, and how to stop a session if you feel uncomfortable.
Is HBOT appropriate for everyone?
No. Tell the team about lung or ear conditions, recent illness or surgery, pregnancy, diabetes, medications, and implanted devices. A history of a collapsed lung is especially important. Pressure and oxygen exposure carry risks, so suitability must be reviewed before treatment.
Is HBOT proven for wellness, anti-aging, or concussion?
Broad wellness benefits are not established. HBOT has not been established to reverse aging or reliably improve energy or general recovery. It is not FDA-cleared to treat concussion or traumatic brain injury. Specific medical uses of HBOT do not establish that a wellness protocol is effective for those conditions.
What should I bring or wear?
Get the chamber-specific preparation instructions from the team before your visit. Clothing, skin products, electronics, and other personal items may be restricted for oxygen and fire safety. Do not bring a phone, other electronics, or personal items into the chamber unless staff explicitly permits them under the manufacturer’s instructions.
Make time for your first session.
Explore HBOT with Premier Med Spa of Lake Oswego. Call (503) 697-9777 to discuss your goals and arrange the next step.
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Sources & further reading
These resources explain medical HBOT and safety. They do not verify Premier’s device or establish benefits for our wellness protocols.
- FDA: safe use of hyperbaric oxygen therapy devices
Device safety, supervision, and fire prevention.
- NIH MedlinePlus: oxygen therapy
Medical uses and the limits of broad health claims.
- Mayo Clinic: hyperbaric oxygen therapy
How medical HBOT works, preparation, and possible risks.
- Defense Health Agency: HBOT and traumatic brain injury
Evidence limits and regulatory status for concussion and TBI.