Pressotherapy

Pressotherapy

Pressotherapy is a good method of combating cellulite, as it eliminates the cause of stagnation of interstitial fluid in the subcutaneous fat.
Especially effective for cellulite caused by lymphedema.

During the procedure, excess fluid and harmful substances are removed from the body. Pressotherapy refers to the effective stimulation of the lymphatic and blood circulation.
Improves venous circulation and activates the process of tissue metabolism.

Precisely calculated pressure created by the device pushes blood and lymph upwards, activating blood circulation and relieving swelling.
The air circulating in waves acts simultaneously on the feet, legs, thighs, stomach and arms.
Press massage is a painless and safe procedure that takes place in comfortable conditions and gives the client a pleasant, light and very relaxed feeling. The procedure can be combined with various skin rejuvenation and body shaping techniques such as cavitation, laser liposuction and infrared dressing.

Pressotherapy will help:

1. Reduce cellulite
2. Improve the disorders of the lymphatic system
3. Remove swelling
4. Avoid varicose veins and get rid of heavy legs
5. Get rid of muscle tension after work or training
6. Eliminate postoperative and post-traumatic edema
7. Recover quickly after cosmetic surgery
8. Improve skin tone and restore its elasticity and firmness

Results:

1. The skin has become soft, smooth and elastic.
2. Good lymphatic circulation enhances the defenses of the whole body.
3. You will feel a light and pleasant warmth in the body, your mood will rise and your sleep will improve.
4. Skin color evens out, small capillaries become invisible.
5. Puffiness and smoothing of the “orange peel”
And all this happens naturally, because pressotherapy eliminates the main causes of cellulite – hypoxia and impaired flow of intercellular fluid into adipose tissue.
The results are visible after the first procedure and persist for a long time after the end of the course.

Contraindications to pressotherapy:

1. thrombosis
2. acute inflammation
3. skin damage, wounds and cracks
4. fractures
5. pregnancy
6. cardiovascular failure
7. kidney failure
8. swelling associated with liver disease
9. malignant neoplasms
10. benign tumors with a tendency to increase
11. tuberculosis
12. diabetic micro- and macroangiopathy.
13. skin diseases
14. menstruation