35 60 C Degrees Infrared Temperature Burning Cellulite Pressotherapy For Body Slimming

Pressotherapy is a mechanized lymphatic drainage technique designed to accelerate the movement of the lymph and remove toxins at a cellular level. This relaxing 30 minute session improves venous circulation and a sluggish lymphatic system, a prevalent condition of 21st century living that hinders health and vitality.

Treatment Benefits Include:

• Improves blood circulation and oxygenation

• Alleviates Back Pain

• Helps prevent varicose veins and thrombosis

• Improves heavy, tired legs, edema and fluid retention

• Recommended for the treatment of reducing cellulite

• Slimming and detoxifying. A safe alternative to liposuction

• Body shaping and profiling

• Weight management

• Relieves bloating, pain and swelling, and provides immediate comfort

• Improves sleep and increases vitality

• Provides athletic performance enhancement

What is Pressotherapy?
The Pressotherapy is a compression system designed to increase the venous and lymphatic flow and enhance extra-cellular fluid clearance.

How does the Pressotherapy equipment work?
A computer-controlled pump inflates the individual sections of the multi- chambered garments, which are positioned around the limbs. The pump inflates each chamber of the garment individually. Once a chamber has been inflated, its pneumatic circuit closes. This enables the pump to maintain the preset level and avoid the balancing of pressure with the other chambers. When one chamber is inflated, this causes an increase in pressure of the previously inflated chamber, creating an Automatic Double Pressure Gradient.

Who should use Pressotherapy?
 

• Clients who rely on lymphatic drainage to detoxify their body.

• Clients that receives regular body or body contouring.

• Clients suffering from lymphedema of the lower extremities, post surgical or congenital conditions. Pre, intra and post phases of surgery benefit greatly from the complement of Pressotherapy.

• Clients having discomfort, fatigue or fluid retention.