Lymphastim
Periodic pressure application using appropriate air chambers on various body areas, also widely known as pressotherapy, is a well-tested therapeutic technique with a broad range of applications in Medicine, Aesthetics, and Physiotherapy.
Its basic operating principle is the stimulation and “facilitation” of lymphatic and venous circulation, an event with many positive effects on various systems of the human body.
The most significant of these effects are
Pressotherapy helps to decongest the lymphatic system, aiding in the removal of toxins and fluid retention.
It is ideal for people who have problems such as leg swelling, due to fluid retention or poor circulation
By activating blood and lymph circulation, it helps reduce cellulite and improve skin texture.
The rhythmic pressure applied during therapy offers a sense of relaxation, reducing anxiety and tension.
The treatment stimulates blood flow to the smallest blood vessels, supporting better oxygenation and nourishment of tissues.
Pressotherapy can reduce fatigue and pain in the lower limbs, especially in people who stand or walk for many hours daily.
It is often used in weight loss programs to support detoxification and skin tightening.
Therapeutic Sensation
Η created feeling during the applications it is very pleasant and we could compare it to that of a «relaxing massage».
After the therapy concludes, there is a sense of rest and most patients feel that their body has lightened significantly, and particularly their lower extremities, while also observing the significant slimming their silhouette.
Session Duration & Frequency
Each session lasts approximately 30 minutes and it is recommended to apply it once or twice a week, personalized to each case and according to the relevant indications.
Contraindications
Pressotherapy is contraindicated in the following conditions: Severe cardiac and respiratory failure, Oxygen therapy, Irreversible, severe lymphedema, Lymphedema not assessed by a vascular surgeon, Post-traumatic or post-operative lymphedema, Active skin infection.
