Pressotherapy is included with all cryoskin treatments

Pressotherapy, also known as lymphatic drainage therapy or lymphatic drainage massage, stimulates your lymphatic system by compressing and decompressing a specific part of your body, helping you get rid of toxins and excess liquid. It helps reduce liquid retention, get better blood circulation and battle cellulite, while being a fast and enjoyable treatment at the same time.

Our lymphatic system is part of our circulation system. Just like our blood circulation system carries our blood, lymphatic system carries our lymph – a fluid that consists of white blood cells, but also fats and debris of our bacteria and cells that the body needs to get rid of. Our lymphatic system is responsible for ensuring that this process goes smoothly and our body gets rid of all the toxins and excess liquids, and is also important for a healthy digestion system.

But sometimes our body doesn't work this way. Unhealthy lifestyle, constant stress and absence of movement are all a burden on our health. As a result, our legs have little blood supply and our body's lymphatic system slows down its functioning, meaning that it is no longer able to get rid of the toxins as fast as it should, resulting in swelling, pain and other related discomfort.

Pressotherapy fights these conditions, compressing and decompressing certain parts of your body to stimulate better functioning of your lymphatic drainage system. It relaxes your muscles and improves your blood and lymphatic circulation. 

Possible benefits of Pressotherapy include:

• relaxed muscles and fewer aches
• reduction in appearance of cellulite
• reduction of swelling and stiffness in the limbs
• removal of toxins 
• toned and firm skin.
• stronger immune system due to lymph moving properly

Pressotherapy Contraindications

• Deep vein thrombosis
• Infections in specific areas of treatment
• Numbness or body pain
• Cancer patients
• Patients with pacemakers
• Heart disease
• Pregnancy

This lymphatic drainage therapy is an easy drive from St. Augustine, Jacksonville and Palm Coast areas.