How Lymphatic Drainage Massage Works?​
Lymphatic drainage compression therapy is an innovative new device that will heal your body and change your life forever!​
Also called Pressotherapy, is a medically proven treatment that promotes lymphatic drainage by using air pressure on different parts of the body. By alternating between compression and decompression, it effectively stimulates the lymphatic system.
The Lymphatic Massage is delivered in a secure compact suit, the client lays down in a calming environment for either a 30 or 60 minute treatment duration. You will feel the machine controlled pressurised massage and zoned warmth from the programme in action immediately.
The treatment provides intensive, safe and effective lymphatic drainage of legs, abdomen and buttocks.
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What are some conditions that can benefit from lymphatic drainage massage?
Lymphatic drainage massages are often used to relieve lymphedema following breast cancer surgery. Other conditions that benefit from lymphatic drainage massages are:
Rheumatoid Arthritis: This is ongoing arthritis in your joints causing joint pain, swelling and stiffness.
Fibromyalgia: This condition causes chronic muscle and joint pain.
Chronic venous insufficiency: This happens when your leg veins aren't working effectively, making it hard for your blood to return to your heart from your legs.
Lipedema & Lymphedema: This happens when excess fat accumulates in your lower body, blocking your lymphatic pathway and causing lymphedema.
Injuries: The elevation of an injured part helps to limit the bleeding, improve circulation and remove fluids. It also pumps new blood to that area for faster healing.
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Lymphatic Drainage Massage Main Benefits
Are you ready for better wellbeing journey?
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Managing the fluid levels in the body (Fluid retention)
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Reducing inflammation
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Pain relief
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Removal of accumulated water in limbs (reduces swelling)
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Stimulation of circulation
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Reduction of cellulite
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Detoxification
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Relaxation & De-Stress
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Reduce Bloating
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Faster recovery after surgery by helping regenerate tissues and minimise scarring at incision sites
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Reduced swelling of plugged ducts in breastfeeding women
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Improved hormonal balance
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Elimination of the cold feet syndrome
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Stimulation of blood circulation
