Lymphatic Drainage Therapy Machine
By using a lymphatic drainage therapy machine, we trigger soft facial and body tissues to activate the lymphatic system. The procedure task is a maximally deep tissue cleaning from waste products excreted by cells due to outflow along the lymphatic vessels, simultaneous extra liquid removal or its more even distribution. The method renders a deep curative effect, noticeably improving the condition of vessels and metabolic processes in tissues.
Nowadays the therapy is widely used both for medical and cosmetic purposes thanks for its efficiency and painlessness. We can affect the skin of the face, legs, back, hips and other problem areas. The positive changes are visible at the beginning of the treatment. After 2-3 sessions patients regain lightness in the body, a burst of energy. Upon completion, swellings disappear, skin tone improves, the spider angioma on legs reduces.
Indications
Reasons for a lymphatic drainage massage include:
- edema of any origin
- cellulite
- obesity
- the initial stage of varicose veins
- vascular dystonia
- neuromuscular tension
- stretch marks
- sagging skin.
Contraindications
The therapy should not be used under the following conditions:
- malignant tumors
- varicose veins in stages 1-3
- exacerbation of chronic diseases
- traumas
- blood diseases
- thrombosis
- acute infectious diseases
- heart failure
- skin lesion in the massage impact area
- tendency to bleed
- pregnancy
Types of Slimming Procedures
There are several kinds of slimming lymphatic drainage therapy, the most demanded of which are:
This is a massage of a specific body area using compressed air. This technique is efficient for reducing fat deposits and treating cellulite treatment. For such procedure, a professional lymphatic drainage machine is used. The essence of this method includes dressing up a patient in the special costume. Then, compressed air under a certain pressure is emitted to different regions of the costume. Circulating between chambers, the air flow alternately affects the calves, thighs, buttocks, abdomen, and arms.
When atmospheric pressure reduces, blood vessels expand and blood flow to the subcutaneous layer increases. Some machines for pressotherapy have infrared heat, which can change the temperature in the suit.
The atmospheric pressure and air temperature fluctuations in this treatment contribute to the restoration of water balance and the removal of excess fluid in the body. Furthermore, during treatment, muscles rhythmically compress, and venous blood and lymph outflow normalizes. Due to lymphatic system restoration, toxins, wastes, excess liquid, and other harmful elements are excreted from the body.
The duration of the procedure is about 60 minutes. A whole session includes 15 procedures at an interval of 1-3 times a week.