Pressotherapy + infrared
During a massage, the whole body is usually treated. The term “massage” refers to a mechanical, mostly manual, influence on the skin, deeper tissues, and muscles. Massage is the most commonly used form and is mainly employed for the prevention and treatment of musculoskeletal disorders.
Muscles are systematically worked with various gripping techniques. This stimulates metabolism in the muscles, and metabolic waste products are directed into the venous circulation.
Tense muscles are relaxed, while weaker muscles are strengthened.
Massage has a stimulating effect on the circulatory system and promotes blood circulation.
Its calming effect on the (autonomous) nervous system leads to holistic relaxation.
People with varicose veins, heart conditions, or high blood pressure are treated with care, but they are by no means excluded from enjoying a beneficial massage.
What Pressotherapy?
Pressotherapy is a relaxing and toning compression therapy system designed to win the battle against cellulite and body aging. It consists of a pump that generates a directed flow of compressed air with variable pressure on the problem areas, which relieves stagnation throughout the body. It has a beneficial effect on blockages and swellings in the body’s water and makes it flow again.
How does pressotherapy affect your body?
Circulatory system
Massage improves blood circulation through gentle unidirectional peristaltic pressure on the peripheral veins, blood circulation improves, toxin elimination is facilitated, and more fresh oxygen reaches the skin cells.
Digestive system
Densification and massage of the abdomen. The result is a relaxation of the abdominal muscles and at the same time a healthy stimulation of the bowel movements and a more efficient evacuation of the toxin contents.
Lymphatic system
The lymph flow is improved. Lymphatic flow is improved in both the peripheral and deep lymphatic networks. The results are the evacuation of metabolic residues from the interstitial spaces. The immunological system also benefits from this. The treatment activates the entire lymphatic system, which is then excreted via the kidneys and bladder. Gentle, rhythmic pressure waves that start at the feet and glide over the calves, thighs and buttocks to the neck within a few seconds create a feeling of lightness in the body, while at the same time reducing the circumference of the legs, hips, buttocks, waist and arms.
Recommended ranges
abdominal area, upper arms, legs and hips. The lymphatic massage works against cellulite, the formation of varicose veins and spider veins. The elimination of toxins is promoted.
Indications
- Improve blood circulation, normalizing the function of the blood vessel system.
- Normalization of the function of the lymphatic system, stimulation of toxins, cleaning of the organism
- Relief edema of the extremities
- Weight reduction, body shaping, cellulite treatment.
- Stretching of connective tissue
- Restorative effect of the muscles, improving muscle tone
- Swollen and heavy legs
- Lymphedema
- Overcome fatigue, relaxation
Contraindications
- During menstruation
- The pregnancy
- Acute fibrous diseases
- Ulcers or acute inflammation
- Heart failure
- Thrombosis
- If you have extremely low or high blood pressure
- In the case of venous or lymphatic outlet obstructions
- Cancer
- Infectious diseases
- Chronic alterations of organs
Price
CHF 140 –/treatment 90 minutes
Subscription with 8 treatments CHF 730.-
CHF 95.–/treatment 50 minutes
Subscription with 8 treatments CHF 495.
