Foot Pressomassage
Foot Treatments | Foot Pressomassage
The Enemy of Swollen Legs and Feet
Aesthetic treatment performed with highly specialized equipment that stimulates the drainage of excess fluids. It promotes lymphatic circulation and lightens legs and feet, with visible results from the first session. Quick and painless, it provides a feeling of well-being.
What is pressomassage?
Pressotherapy, also known as pressomassage, is a therapeutic treatment widely used in both medical and aesthetic fields. It involves applying external pressure to the patient’s limbs and abdomen using a special device to improve lymphatic and venous circulation. This type of treatment can be performed year-round for both male and female clients.
How does pressomassage work?
The effect of pressotherapy consists of compressing the body’s extremities and abdomen as physiologically as possible, similar to the body’s “muscle pump.” This facilitates the movement of fluids from the extremities toward the heart.
The main difficulty faced by venous blood and lymph is that they must move against the force of gravity, that is, from bottom to top. This is achieved without the support of a push from behind, like that provided by the heart to the arterial circulation.
The treatable areas are normally the limbs and the abdominal area, using applicators (normally divided into at least 4 sections) that are worn by the patient (leg warmers, armbands or abdominal band), and inflated sequentially (from the most extreme section such as the foot or hand, towards the trunk).
Pressure massage involves compressing the body’s extremities and abdomen as physiologically as possible, similar to the body’s “muscle pump.” This facilitates the movement of fluids from the extremities toward the heart.
The main difficulty faced by venous blood and lymph is that they must move against the force of gravity, that is, from bottom to top. This is achieved without the support of a push from behind, like that provided by the heart to the arterial circulation.
The areas typically treated are the extremities and the abdominal area, using applicators (usually divided into at least four sections) worn by the patient (legs, armbands, or abdominal band) and inflated sequentially (from the most extreme section, such as the foot or hand, toward the trunk). Our Exclusive Protocol
Pressomassage | Exclusive Protocol
Our Protocol, however, is Exclusive!
We don’t just perform pressotherapy with state-of-the-art equipment, but our protocol also combines the machine’s work with manual emptying of the main lymph nodes before and after treatment. This allows the body to more easily expel toxins and waste products.
Foot pressotherapy can often be performed in conjunction with facial treatments for overall well-being.
Foot pressotherapy treatment can be an excellent aid in combating lower limb edema and orange peel skin (among the various causes of cellulite, an alteration of lymphatic and venous circulation is included). It can reduce a whole series of blemishes and problems resulting from fluid retention, including:
cellulite, fat deposits, swollen legs, and tissue hypotonia.
Goodbye, swollen legs and feet!
From the first session, in fact, you can experience a general sensation of well-being and lightness in the lower limbs.
Benefits & Results
Pressomassage | Benefits & Results
Pressotherapy, as we’ve already discussed, produces a whole series of benefits that can positively impact both an individual’s health and physical appearance. In summary, this therapeutic method helps:
- Improve Lymphatic and Venous Circulation
- Eliminate Excess Fluids
- Tone Your Muscles
- Reduce Lymphatic Edema in the Limbs
- Reduce Abdominal Bloating
- By improving the oxygenation of peripheral tissues it therefore has a detox effect on the entire organism.
Is pressotherapy suitable for everyone?
Although it helps fight cellulite, bringing significant benefits, it is not suitable for everyone. Because the treatment affects the circulatory system, it is therefore recommended for those suffering from certain pathologies to consult their doctor before undergoing the treatment.
Pressotherapy treatment is not recommended in:
- Pregnant women in the abdominal area
- Presence of neoplasms, infections, and dermatitis in the area chosen for treatment; ulcers, infections, lymphangitis, cancerous processes; cardiovascular failure; cardiac, respiratory, or renal failure; asthma; inflammatory arthritis; neoplasms; acute inflammation.
- Presence of infections or dermatitis in the area to be treated
- Those suffering from arterial or cardiac insufficiency
- Those suffering from varicose veins
- Those suffering from thrombophlebitis or deep vein thrombosis
- Those who have recently undergone skin graft surgery
How long does the treatment last?
To carry out a complete> pressotherapy treatment, eight to twelve sessions at weekly intervals lasting APPROXIMATELY 60 minutes may be necessary with visible results from the fourth to the fifth session, but you will feel the sensation of lightness from the first sessions.
How much does foot pressotherapy cost?
Foot, a 60 minute session costs €40, much less than the usual €50 and €70 prices at other beauty centers in large cities.
However, it is advisable to purchase the complete package of 12 sessions, which costs €390 and can be paid in three installments of €130. 1 Session
- Durata di una seduta 60' circa
Duration of a session approximately 60 minutes
€ 40,00
12 Sessions (Package)
- Durata di una seduta 60' circa a seduta
Duration of a session approximately 60' per session
€390.00 / Payable in 3 installments
Post Treatment Phase
Many patients feel the need to urinate after pressotherapy treatment. This diuretic stimulus is due to the movement of body fluids that the machine induces during treatment.
Some tips to ensure the effects last as long as possible. Therapists recommend adopting a lifestyle that prevents fluid retention. This can be achieved by avoiding alcohol, cigarettes, and reducing salt in your diet. Finally, keeping the treated limbs off-load (when possible).
