Pressotherapy
Boots that inflate segment by segment, from ankle to hip, pushing lymph in the right direction.
In a few words
- Thirty minutes lying down, no effort
- Segmented pressure from ankle to hip
- Five-session card at 225 €, that is 45 € a session
- A complement to manual lymphatic drainage
Practical information
- From
- €50.00
- Recommended sessions
- Two sessions a week; the five-session card covers the course, then upkeep.
- After the session
- Nothing to plan for. A need to urinate in the hours that follow.
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The treatment in detail
The boots cover the whole leg. They inflate chamber after chamber, from ankle to hip, then deflate: pressure always travels in the direction of venous and lymphatic return. Thirty minutes lying down, with nothing to do.
A session is 50 €, a five-session card 225 €, that is 45 € a session. This is the course format: two sessions a week for three weeks give a result that isolated sessions do not.
Pressotherapy completes manual drainage rather than replacing it. The hand works the nodes and adapts pressure area by area; the boots hold a steady rhythm over the whole leg for thirty minutes.
It suits heavy legs, ankles swollen at the end of the day and the tight feeling after a flight or long hours standing.
You can expect…
Lighter legs and less swollen ankles as you leave.
One session holds one to two days. The five-session card, taken over two to three weeks, settles it more durably.
Frequently asked questions
Does it replace manual drainage?
No. The boots hold a steady rhythm over the whole leg; the hand adapts pressure and works the nodes. The two complete each other.
Do I need to undress?
Taking off your trousers is enough; the boots slide over the leg.
How many sessions to see something?
The first session already lightens. For the effect to hold, the five-session card taken over two to three weeks is needed.
Contraindications
- Phlebitis, known thrombosis or suspected thrombosis
- Heart or kidney failure
- Infection or inflammation in progress on the leg
- Open wound, ulcer or erysipelas
- Pregnancy without medical advice
This information does not replace medical advice. An individual assessment comes before any first session, and the treatment may be declined if your situation does not allow it.