Aesthetics Clinic

Pressotherapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses controlled air pressure to stimulate the lymphatic system and improve circulation. It's commonly used in beauty, wellness, and medical settings for various therapeutic and cosmetic purposes. Here's an overview:

Compression Technology:
Specialised garments (e.g., boots, sleeves, or a full-body suit) are placed on the client and connected to a pressotherapy machine.

• The machine inflates and deflates the garments in a rhythmic pattern, applying pressure to specific areas of the body.

Lymphatic Drainage:
The treatment stimulates the lymphatic system, helping to remove toxins, excess fluids, and waste products from the body.

Improved Circulation:
By compressing and releasing pressure, blood flow is enhanced, which can benefit overall tissue health.

• Reduces Swelling (Edema): Particularly effective for people experiencing fluid retention or swelling in the legs, arms, or body.
• Supports Lymphatic Health: Helps in detoxifying the body and reducing the risk of lymphedema.
• Cellulite Reduction: Promotes smoother skin by improving circulation and reducing fluid buildup, which can help minimize the appearance of cellulite.
• Boosts Recovery: Often used by athletes to reduce muscle fatigue and soreness after intense exercise.
• Aids in Weight Management: Improves metabolic function and reduces bloating caused by fluid retention.

Preparation:
The client changes into appropriate clothing (e.g., light, fitted clothes) or uses disposable garments provided.

Treatment Session:

• The garment is fitted, and the pressotherapy machine is activated.
• Sessions usually last 20–45 minutes, depending on the client's needs.

Aftercare:
Clients are encouraged to stay hydrated to help the lymphatic system flush out toxins effectively.

• Medical: Managing lymphedema, post-surgical swelling, and venous insufficiency.
• Aesthetic: Reducing cellulite, improving skin tone, and aiding weight loss efforts.
• Wellness: Enhancing relaxation and reducing stress.
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• Pressotherapy is generally safe but should be avoided by people with:
  • Deep vein thrombosis (DVT).
  • Severe heart or vascular conditions.
  • Infections or open wounds in the treatment area.
• Always consult a professional to determine if the treatment is suitable for individual needs.

Pressotherapy is a relaxing and effective treatment for detoxification, recovery, and cosmetic improvements.