Pressotherapy

Pressotherapy is a body treatment that uses an air pressure machine to inflate a specialized garment, which rhythmically squeezes the arms, legs, or abdomen. This deep stimulation is designed to break down fat pockets and improve the appearance of cellulite, particularly on the legs and buttocks. The treatment is based on the concept that the physical pressure can stimulate lymphatic drainage, reducing fluid buildup and potentially slimming the treated areas.

There is some evidence that lymphatic drainage massage, similar to Pressotherapy, can reduce the appearance of cellulite and release fluid that may accumulate after surgery or certain cancer treatments. Each Pressotherapy session typically lasts around 30-45 minutes and is recommended to be repeated weekly for about eight weeks. It is a painless, non-invasive treatment that promotes the body’s natural detoxification processes.

Pressotherapy is considered a good alternative to more invasive procedures like liposuction for addressing cellulite and fluid retention.

    • Promotes slim
    • Combats cellulite
    • Boosting the immune system to help prevent illness and disease
    • Supporting faster muscle recovery to aid with exercise
    • Reshapes, firms and redefines the treated areas of the body
    • Causes muscle tone recovery
    • Reduces swelling and leg fatigue
    • Combats water retention and localised fat deposits
    • Facilitates elimination of toxic substances from the body
    • Can improve skin oxygenation, blood circulation and lymphatic circulation
    • Treats localised and widespread edema
    • Giving an immediate feeling of well-being
    • Aiding sleep and relaxation

FAQs

What is pressotherapy?

It is a non-invasive aesthetic treatment that uses a system of intermittent pneumatic pressure to drain retained fluids and detoxify the body.

How does pressotherapy work?

Using inflatable boots or sleeves that inflate and deflate sequentially, a compression massage is applied that stimulates lymphatic and blood circulation.

What is pressotherapy used for?

It is used to reduce fluid retention, treat cellulite, eliminate toxins, deflate tired legs and arms, define body contours, and relieve muscle pain.

Is it a painful treatment?

No, pressotherapy is not painful. It is perceived as a pleasant massage that applies gentle and progressive pressure on the limbs.

What is pressotherapy?

It is a non-invasive aesthetic treatment that uses a system of intermittent pneumatic pressure to drain retained fluids and detoxify the body.

How does pressotherapy work?

Using inflatable boots or sleeves that inflate and deflate sequentially, a compression massage is applied that stimulates lymphatic and blood circulation.

What is pressotherapy used for?

It is used to reduce fluid retention, treat cellulite, eliminate toxins, deflate tired legs and arms, define body contours, and relieve muscle pain.

Is it a painful treatment?

No, pressotherapy is not painful. It is perceived as a pleasant massage that applies gentle and progressive pressure on the limbs.

How often is it recommended?

It is usual to have between 10 and 20 sessions spaced every 2 or 3 days, depending on the goals. Then, a monthly maintenance session is recommended.

How long does each session last?

The standard time for a session is approximately 30 to 45 minutes.

Can all body areas be treated?

Yes, there are specific sleeves and boots for treating legs, arms, abdomen, and other areas with fluid retention.

Is it only an aesthetic treatment?

No, in addition to its aesthetic benefits, it has therapeutic applications such as relieving circulatory problems, muscle pain, inflammation, or heaviness in the limbs.

Are there immediate results?

Yes, after the first session, relief from tired legs and more lightness is felt. Aesthetic results are progressively appreciated as the treatment continues.

How long do the results last?

The effects on fluid retention and contour definition last for several weeks or months, depending on the person’s habits and lifestyle.

Who can undergo pressotherapy?

It is suitable for most adults who want to improve their physical appearance and general well-being. Consultation is recommended in cases of severe illnesses.

Is any preparation necessary?

No special preparation is required, but it is recommended to drink plenty of water before and after the treatment to promote fluid elimination.

Can it be combined with other aesthetic treatments?

Yes, pressotherapy can be perfectly complemented with other reducing and anti-cellulite methods such as radiofrequency, manual massages, or body treatments.

Are there risks or side effects?

It is a very safe treatment when performed by qualified professionals. The only possible side effects are mild discomfort or temporary skin redness.

How much does a complete pressotherapy treatment cost?

The price of a package of 10-15 sessions is usually between €300-600, depending on the aesthetic center.

Why choose pressotherapy over other treatments?

It is a 100% natural, non-invasive, and painless method that offers multiple internal and external benefits quickly and very effectively.

Can pressotherapy sessions be done at home?

It is not recommended to use pressotherapy devices without professional supervision due to the risk of applying inappropriate pressures.

Does pressotherapy produce a rebound effect?

No, unlike other methods, it is long-lasting and does not cause any rebound effect or subsequent fluid retention.

Is it contraindicated during pregnancy?

Yes, it is not recommended during pregnancy as a precaution, although there is no evidence that it is harmful.

Can people with circulatory problems undergo pressotherapy?

It depends on the degree of impairment, but it is generally permitted as long as there are no clots, very pronounced varicose veins, etc.

How often do the sessions need to be repeated?

Initially, 10-15 sessions every 2-3 days are recommended. Subsequently, 1 monthly maintenance session is sufficient.

Is pressotherapy better than manual lymphatic drainage?

They are complementary treatments. Pressotherapy is more effective for cases of significant fluid retention.

Are there any contraindications?

Yes, it is not recommended in cases of thrombosis, phlebitis, cancer, open wounds, or severe diseases without prior medical review.

How long does each session last?

The standard time for a session is approximately 30 to 45 minutes.

Can all body areas be treated?

Yes, there are specific sleeves and boots for treating legs, arms, abdomen, and other areas with fluid retention.

Is it only an aesthetic treatment?

No, in addition to its aesthetic benefits, it has therapeutic applications such as relieving circulatory problems, muscle pain, inflammation, or heaviness in the limbs.

Are there immediate results?

Yes, after the first session, relief from tired legs and more lightness is felt. Aesthetic results are progressively appreciated as the treatment continues.

How long do the results last?

The effects on fluid retention and contour definition last for several weeks or months, depending on the person’s habits and lifestyle.

Who can undergo pressotherapy?

It is suitable for most adults who want to improve their physical appearance and general well-being. Consultation is recommended in cases of severe illnesses.

Is any preparation necessary?

No special preparation is required, but it is recommended to drink plenty of water before and after the treatment to promote fluid elimination.

Can it be combined with other aesthetic treatments?

Yes, pressotherapy can be perfectly complemented with other reducing and anti-cellulite methods such as radiofrequency, manual massages, or body treatments.

Are there risks or side effects?

It is a very safe treatment when performed by qualified professionals. The only possible side effects are mild discomfort or temporary skin redness.

Why choose pressotherapy over other treatments?

It is a 100% natural, non-invasive, and painless method that offers multiple internal and external benefits quickly and very effectively.

Is it contraindicated during pregnancy?

Yes, it is not recommended during pregnancy as a precaution, although there is no evidence that it is harmful.

Can people with circulatory problems undergo pressotherapy?

It depends on the degree of impairment, but it is generally permitted as long as there are no clots, very pronounced varicose veins, etc.

Are there any contraindications?

Yes, it is not recommended in cases of thrombosis, phlebitis, cancer, open wounds, or severe diseases without prior medical review.

 

  • Procedure Time:
    30 or 45 minutes
  • Treatment Duration:
    1-1.5 hours
  • *Individual results and reactions may vary.