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Generally yes when performed by trained staff; it is non-invasive and adjustable. Clients with blood clots, uncontrolled heart conditions, active infections, or pregnancy should consult their physician before treatment. We complete a brief health screening to ensure safety.
Sessions usually range from 30 to 60 minutes depending on goals and targeted areas. Shorter treatments suit maintenance or travel recovery, while longer sessions provide deeper lymphatic support. Your therapist will recommend duration based on needs and comfort.
You will be comfortably positioned while inflatable garments are applied. The device delivers gentle, rhythmic pressure from the feet upward. Most clients feel relaxing compression and light tingling; afterward legs feel lighter and less swollen. Therapist monitors settings throughout.
Many clients report immediate relief—reduced tightness and lighter legs—after one session. For lasting improvement in chronic swelling or after intense training, a series of treatments scheduled over weeks yields best results combined with hydration and movement.
Yes. It is popular among athletes for speeding recovery, reducing soreness, and improving circulation. Use after training or events to aid fluid removal and muscle recovery. We tailor pressure and timing to your sport and schedule for optimal benefit.
Yes. Contraindications include deep vein thrombosis, severe arterial disease, uncontrolled heart failure, active infection, recent surgery, or pregnancy unless cleared by a doctor. Always disclose medical history during booking so our clinician can assess safety and adjust treatment.
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