Lymphatic Drainage

Lymphatic Drainage (Pressotherapy)

Pressotherapy is a pneumatic (air pressure) massage method used to increase lymph and blood circulation. In addition to being used as a relaxing massage in daily life, it is also used in the treatment of cellulite, lymphedema (accumulation of lymph fluid), swelling, edema, and to accelerate fat and fluid excretion after radiofrequency treatment.

How is Pressotherapy Applied?

• The person is dressed in special clothing (boots, arm and abdominal girdle).
• This suit is inflated and deflated with air at regular intervals by a device.
• During the procedure, the lymphatic system and blood circulation are stimulated with fluctuating pressure.

Benefits

• Provides lymph drainage, reduces edema, toxin accumulation and swelling.
• It reduces the appearance of cellulite, especially effective in cellulite caused by edema.
• It reduces muscle fatigue and accelerates the recovery process after exercise.
• It supports blood circulation and can reduce the feeling of heaviness in the legs.
• Supports body detox. Strengthens the immune system.
• It reduces stress accumulation in the body.

Session Duration and Application

• An average session lasts 30-45 minutes.
• It can be applied as a massage after radiofrequency treatment or alone.
• When applied only as a massage, 2 or 3 sessions per week are recommended.

Who is Not Suitable For?

• Those with deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
• Those who have active infection or are undergoing cancer treatment
• Those with heart failure
• Pregnant women (especially the first trimester)