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What is pressotherapy?

Pressotherapy is a modern, effective and painless method of lymphatic drainage with a strong therapeutic effect in the treatment of cellulite and fat deposits in the body.

How does it work?

In Pressotherapy, special applicator sleeves with multiple overlapping chambers provide a gentle massage that promotes the natural circulation of lymph through the body. Pressotherapy activates the passive part of the circulatory system – veins and lymphatic vessels and stimulates the discharge of accumulated toxins to the scavengers. Absorbs swelling and has releasing and analgesic effects. Pressotherapy stimulates muscles, eliminates fatigue and helps with recovery after exercise and after prolonged bilization. Activation of muscle tone reduces fat deposits in the thighs, hips and waist. It is recommended for cellulite, obesity, weight and fatigue in the legs due to impaired blood flow and swelling of the limbs. It provides total relaxation and complete recovery of the body.

What are the benefits?

  • Increase skin tone
  • Reduce cellulite appearance
  • Improving post-liposuction care
  • Fight heavy legs syndrome
  • Regenerate and detoxify the body
  • Prevention of varicose veins
  • Reduce and eliminate cellulite at every stage
  • Weight loss
  • A safe alternative to liposuction for weight loss and detoxification;
  • Body shaping for tone and definition
  • Stiffness in legs; very tired and painful legs/feet;
  • Increase energy and fight fatigue/depression;
  • Relief of pain and swelling;
  • Chronic venous insufficiency, varicose veins;
  • Redefine your legs, abs and arms;
  • Increase endurance and oxygen supply for sports performance

Patients with the following conditions should not undergo pressotherapy:

  • Acute inflammation (caused by bacteria, viruses, toxins or allergens)
  • Thrombosis and phlebitis
  • Major heart problems
  • Osteosynthesis or joint replacement in lymphatic pathways
  • Pregnancy
  • Epilepsy
  • Inflammation
  • Tuberculosis
  • Cancer
  • Renal failure
  • Heart failure

What are the pre and post treatment recommendations to ensure the best possible results?

  • Wear comfortable, easily accessible clothing
  • No creams/lotions on the skin; no jewelry or other metal decorations. The skin must be clean and dry.
  • Drink more fluids (8 glasses of water) 1-3 days before, the day of and the day after the treatment (for body shaping).
  • Mild exercise (e.g. walking or light jogging, etc.) is beneficial on the same day after treatment (for body shaping)

How many sessions do I need?

Depending on what is being treated and what condition the body is in, sessions can range from 30 to 50 minutes. You should have an average of 1-2 sessions per week at least 12 times.

What can I expect after the session?

Pressotherapy is a very relaxing experience. Immediately after the treatment your legs should feel extremely light and relaxed. You may also experience an increased urge to urinate due to the mobilization of water.

Preoperative treatment is designed to prepare the skin and the area to be treated for a better recovery. Postoperative treatments are an adjunctive therapy to surgical procedures that are very effective in helping to shorten the recovery time. The treatment is designed to reduce edema, improve tissue healing, prevent fibrosis, and relieve pain and inflammation. Preoperative and postoperative treatment can be used before and after all cosmetic procedures such as post liposuction, facelift, eyelid surgery, and more. We recommend scheduling an intake to get a professional diagnosis in order to create a more personalized plan just for you.

The treatment is a combination of different techniques. Radiofrequency Pressotherapy, Muscle Electrostimulation, and/or Manual lymphatic drainage Photobiostimulation. The planning will be discussed with you after the intake.

Manual lymphatic drainage literally means: “Manual = with the hands” and “Drainage = draining/removing” of excess fluid. Through manual lymphatic drainage, the damaged or inactive lymphatic vessels in your body can be reactivated, allowing their function to be restored.

What is manual lymphatic drainage?

Manual lymphatic drainage is a specialized massage technique in which specific hand movements activate and stimulate the mobility of the lymphatic system. By means of soft, rhythmic pumping movements in the edema area, the drainage of lymph fluid via the lymphatic vessels increases.

 Does Manual Lymph Drainage Hurt?

Manual lymphatic drainage is usually performed while you are lying on a massage table. It is a very light technique that is completely painless The practitioner will begin by massaging the lymph nodes in the neck and will then massage the lymph nodes and lymphatic vessels in areas of the body where fluid has accumulated.

How does lymphatic drainage work?

This massage technique is aimed at stimulating the drainage of lymph fluid (oedema) and promoting the function of unaffected lymphatic vessels (glands).

How often manual lymphatic drainage?

That depends on the problem you want to solve. You will always have an effect with 1 single treatment, but for example after a surgical procedure you will have to treat more often to guide the process and accelerate wound healing.

Contraindications

  • When treatment is absolutely not permitted:
  • Serious illnesses (cancer, tuberculosis)
  • Fever
  • Acute inflammations

With the above contraindications there is a risk that pathogens can be introduced into the bloodstream through Manual Lymphatic Drainage.

  • Acute thrombosis
  • Heart disease

When is treatment sometimes or only locally allowed?

  • Low blood pressure
  • Overactive thyroid
  • Heart disease/heart complaints
  • After thrombosis
  • Menstruation
  • Asthma
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