Competition - 2 free sessions of pressotherapy

Pressotherapy is a therapeutic treatment that uses air pressure to stimulate the lymphatic system and improve circulation. Here are its key benefits:

1. Improved Lymphatic Drainage: Enhances lymphatic circulation, aiding in toxin removal and reducing swelling.

2. Reduction of Cellulite: Helps break down fat deposits and improves skin texture.

3. Enhanced Circulation: Stimulates blood flow, promoting better oxygen and nutrient delivery.

4. Pain Relief: Reduces muscle tension and pain, beneficial for chronic pain conditions.

5. Relaxation and Stress Relief: Provides a calming effect, reducing stress.

6. Post-Surgery Recovery: Aids healing and reduces swelling after surgery.

7. Weight Management Support: Complements weight management by reducing water retention.

8. Non-Invasive Treatment: Minimal side effects, accessible to many.

9. Customisable Treatment: Sessions can be tailored to individual needs.

10. Convenient and Quick Sessions: Typically lasts 30 to 60 minutes, fitting easily into schedules.

11. Boosts Immune Function: Promotes lymphatic drainage and circulation.

Competition

2 free sessions of Pressotherapy lympthatic drainage massage

How to enter:

1. Follow Willow Aesthetics Cumbria page.
2. Share this post on your page and tag 3 friends who you think may like a lymphatic drainage massage.
3. Comment done on this competition.

See willow Aesthetics website for terms and conditions

• Competition closes Sunday 17th November at midnight.
• No alternative treatment, or cash/gift voucher. 2 x 30 minute treatments of pressotherapy.

Using the pressotherapy device incorrectly can result in unwanted side effects that may harm your health. Therefore, we have outlined specific situations and medical conditions where we advise against the use of pressotherapy:

- Individuals with implantable medical devices

- Those experiencing pulmonary edema, heart attacks, phlebocarcinoma, high blood pressure, or high fever

- People with burns, dermatitis, infected wounds, or malignant tumors

- Anyone who has had surgery on the skin in the area being treated

- Individuals with serious circulatory issues, such as arteriosclerosis, angina, or heart attacks

- Those suspected of having blood clots

- People with significant malformations or those who have prosthetics (or other synthetic devices) in the treatment area

- Patients who have had surgery for varicose veins

- Recent surgery patients, pregnant women, and children

We strongly encourage you to consult your doctor before beginning pressotherapy, particularly if you identify with any of the conditions listed above.