Pneumatic Massage

• Muscle relaxation – precise massage will help relax tense muscles and relive pain;
• Improved circulation – increased blood and lymph flow supports body detoxification;
• Stress reduction – relaxation that helps minimize tension and improve mood;
• Recovery after exertion – improved well-being after intense workouts or physical activity;
• Body detoxification – cleansing the body from toxins and harmful substances.

On the day of the procedure:

• discuss the course of treatment to date with the specialist,
• inform the staff about all medications and supplements you are taking,
• make sure your skin is clean and dry – do not use creams, lotions or ointments,
• wear comfortable clothing.

STAGE I: Preparation for the procedure (lying down or sitting position).

STAGE II: Movement phase

In this stage, gentle pressure from the device helps move body fluids towards the lymph nodes. This supports their proper drainage and improves lymph circulation.

STAGE III: Relaxation phase

During this phase, the body has a moment to regenerate – thanks to maintaining light contact with the tissue, the lymphatic vessels refill, which promotes natural lymph flow and a feeling of relief.

STAGE IV: End of treatment (remain under the physiotherapist’s observation for 2 minutes).

After the procedure, you can return to your daily activities. If you experience any worrying symptoms, please contact the medical reception immediately.

Contraindications for pneumatic massage include:

• acute deep vein thrombosis;
• recent venous thrombosis;
• advanced varicose veins of the lower limbs;
• advanced circulatory failure with massive lower leg oedema;
• heart failure;
• atherosclerosis of the lower limbs;
• arterial circulation disorders;
• skin ulcers and infections;
• active cancer (requires a doctor’s decision);
• acute inflammation of the body;
• inflammation of the lymph nodes;
• patient intolerance to the procedure.