Far Infrared Leg Massager 9 Levels Lymph Drainage Machine
Specification
| Technology | infrared and air presso and EMS |
| Air bags | 14units |
| work mode | 4 mode |
| Function | weight loss,lymphatic drainag |
| blanket material | waterproof |
| blanket material | waterproof |
| Treatment time | adjustable |
| Feature | Anti-Puffiness, Blood Vessels Removal, Cellulite Reduction, Weight
Loss, Detox |
| use | home use,clinic use |
| Operation System | vacuum |
| Feature | lymphatic drainage |
| Certification | CE |
| Application | arms,belly,waist,thighs,leg |
Air pressotherapy
Presso Therapy is for optimal weight loss results, providing you
with a detoxifying compression system
designed to increase the venous and lymphatic flow and enhance
extra cellular fluid clearance. Presso
Therapy helps to slim and detoxify, improves circulation and
increases lymphatic drainage, relieves pain,
swelling and water retention.
Pressotherapy is a non-invasive treatment that is used to unblock
and enhance the flow of the lymphatic
system; the network of organs and vessels that circulate body
fluids throughout our body to play a
significant part in our immune system. The flow of lymph fluid can
get congested as proteins and toxins
become trapped around the cells and resulting in the lymphatic flow
becoming sluggish and slow.
Pressotherapy is performed using a specialist body suit comprised
of individual compartments and the
use of pressured air. As the air is pumped through the
compartments, pressure is firmly applied to certain
areas of the body to encourage the lymphatic flow. Pressotherapy is
800 times stronger than a manual
massage, which can make it the perfect treatment to follow
cellulite, inch loss and fat reduction treatments
and enhance the results.
All treatments are tailored to the individual and personal
experiences and results may vary. We
recommend a one to one consultation with our treatment
co-ordinators to discuss your treatment options.
Lymphatic Air Presso Therapy is one of a number of invaluable
services that you can access individually,
or, as a Member of Body Benefits, a Program that combines aesthetic
and holistic products and services
in a monthly membership plan focused on improving your inner
balance and skin care.
When it suits you, Body Benefits members have access to:
session:
Lymphatic Air Presso Therapy
Spa Capsule Session
Ionic Foot Detox treatment
Cupping Therapy
Oxygen Therapy
Once monthly 30 minute Body Massage or Reiki Chakra Healing
Treatments
4 work mode of infrared Air pressotherapy
① Lymphatic drainage
② weight lose
How a pressotherapy machine works
Pressotherapy is typically performed in spas or wellness centers
that may also offer facials, waxing, or
massage. A trained esthetician will perform the procedure.
Pressotherapy is similar to a lymphatic drainage
massage, but while massage is performed by hand, pressotherapy is
administered by a machine that
dispenses the correct amount of pressure every time.
Here’s how the procedure works:
You will arrive at your appointment and be led to the pressotherapy
chair or bed. You do not need to
remove your clothes. While you can learn how to give yourself an
at-home lymphatic drainage massage,
pressotherapy should always be done in office with a trained
practitioner.
The esthetician will help you get into the garment (which looks
sort of like an astronaut’s space suit). This
can be wrapped around the legs, your midsection, arms or all three.
The garment has tubes on it that are hooked up to a computerized
air pressure machine. The garment
will inflate with air and you will feel a squeezing sensation that
should feel like pressure, not pain.
A typical session will last for 30 to 45 minutes. Your body may
feel light afterward, and anecdotally, some
people feel they have to urinate right away, which could be due to
the movement of water in the body.
You can get pressotherapy done as often as twice a week.
Pressotherapy, also known as lymphatic drainage, is a non-invasive
treatment that involves the application
of air pressure - alternating between compression and decompression
- on parts of the body.
What is pressotherapy?
Pressotherapy, also known as lymphatic drainage, is a non-invasive
treatment that involves the application
of air pressure - alternating between compression and decompression
- on parts of the body. This can help
to stimulate the lymphatic system, which helps to clear toxins from
the body and stimulate blood circulation.
Pressure is applied with a specialised pressotherapy device.
Pressotherapy has both cosmetic and medical uses.
Why is pressotherapy done?
Pressotherapy provides an alternative to manual lymphatic drainage,
done with physical massage.
The lymphatic system is part of the circulatory system and
necessary for our immune response. It is made
up of a network of lymphatic vessels which carries lymph fluid.
Lymph fluid is made up of white blood cells,
fats and bacteria that build up throughout the body from digestion,
for example. The lymphatic system
relies on our muscles and movements to drain this fluid. If someone
has poor circulation or oedema,
for example, pressotherapy can help to drain this fluid.
Pressotherapy can treat various problems, including:
Lymphatic problems
Poor circulation
Fluid retention
Oedema (swollen legs)
Cellulite
Stretch marks
To prevent varicose veins
Before and after liposuction
Pressotherapy is not recommended for the following:
Pregnant women
Patients with heart or kidney failure
Blood pressure problems
People with varicose veins
Asthmatic people
People with deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
What does pressotherapy consist of?
A machine controls the pressure of the pressotherapy device, which
is worn around different limbs.
The machine will send a sequence of different air pressures to the
device, switching between pressing
on a limb and then deflating. A pressotherapy session lasts between
30 and 45 minutes. For the best result,
usually a series of sessions are recommended, depending on your
specific needs.
