Pressotherapy (Lymphatic drainage massage)

Pressotherapy is a revolutionary method that not only relieves chronic stiffness but also aids in achieving a sculpted physique. If you have been battling fatigue, muscle cramps, and a feeling of toxin buildup in your body, pressotherapy might be the solution you have been looking for. This unique massage technique provides pain relief and immediate relaxation, all without any adverse effects. Unlike traditional massages, pressotherapy utilizes air compression to apply pressure, making it a non-invasive yet highly effective treatment. By stimulating the lymphatic system, pressotherapy enhances blood circulation, accelerates detoxification, and boosts the immune system, ultimately promoting overall well-being.

01.Enhance lymphatic and blood circulation.

02.Promote collagen and cell activation.

03.Increase the speed of metabolism, speed up the body to excrete waste and excessive water.

04.Relax muscles, relieve muscle spasms, relieve muscle pain.

05.To tighten muscles of the arms, legs, thighs, buttocks, lower back, abdominal muscles, re-shaping body contour.

06.Weight loss, slimming, shaping, cellulite reduction.

Pressotherapy can help with:

• Poor Circulation
• Fluid retention
• Oedema
• Lymphatic Issues
• Strengthen weak immune systems due to lymph moving more efficiently
• Removal of toxins
• Prevent varicose veins
• Reduce the appearance of Cellulite
• Improve Muscle aches & pains and limbs stiffness
• Reduction of swelling and inflammation
• Improve Skin Tone & Firmness

Pressotherapy is a form of lymphatic drainage massage that utilizes a bodysuit-like machine to apply calculated pressure to the body. The rhythmic inflation and deflation of the air-filled bodysuit massages the lymph nodes, with a focus on the legs, abdomen, feet, and ankles. This procedure is generally considered safe, with very rare adverse events reported. Originally designed to treat lymphoedema, pressotherapy has also gained popularity for weight and inch loss due to its cellulite-melting and fat-burning effects. Session duration can vary from 30 to 50 minutes, and the frequency and duration of sessions are determined on a case-by-case basis. Due to its impact on water movement in the body, some individuals may experience an immediate need to urinate after treatment.

Benefits: Pressotherapy aids in reducing swelling, firming the skin, and alleviating stiffness. Individuals experiencing chronic body pain have noted experiencing fewer discomforts after just one session. It accelerates the elimination of metabolic wastes from body tissues and enhances the immune system. The therapy has shown significant success in weight loss and reducing inches. Lymphatic drainage expedites the removal of toxins from the body, making pressotherapy a popular slimming aid. For optimal results, it is recommended to combine the treatment with a balanced diet and regular exercise routine. Many individuals are now combining pressotherapy with various weight loss treatments. This treatment requires no downtime or extensive preparations, making it ideal for those with busy schedules seeking immediate results with no adverse effects.

Before and after care: It is recommended to avoid consuming a heavy meal a couple of hours prior to the treatment to prevent discomfort during the application of air pressure to the abdominal area. Emptying your bladder before the session is also advisable. 

Engaging in light stretching exercises can help prevent muscle contractions. 

Following the treatment, ensure that you stay hydrated and refrain from consuming processed carbohydrates. Opt for light and nutritious meals for a few days. 

While the treatment typically does not result in side effects, individuals with sensitive skin may experience temporary irritation.

Pressotherapy is appropriate for individuals over the age of 18, but it is generally not recommended for individuals with heart conditions, pregnant women, those who have recently dislocated a joint or suffered a fracture, individuals with osteoporosis or deep vein thrombosis, and those who have been taking fever medicines or anticoagulants. It is important to consult with a doctor before undergoing pressotherapy if you fall into any of these categories.