Pressotherapy Lymphatic Massage

Pressotherapy lymphatic drainage takes 1 hour for full body or 40 minutes for lower body.

Pressotherapy lymphatic drainage doesn’t hurt. Most people actually find the gentle wave-like massage motion deeply relaxing.

If you feel sluggish, puffy or struggle with water retention, your lymphatic system might benefit from support. It’s also a popular treatment post-flight, inactivity, or illness and may be suitable after surgery with your doctor’s approval.

Results vary for each person but most people report feeling better after the first session with more pronounced results usually reported after a series of 12 sessions spread over 3-4 weeks.

For lower body pressotherapy lymphatic massage, wear leggings, soft joggers or soft track pants with socks. For upper body pressotherapy, we recommend wearing a long-sleeved soft top.

The Ballancer®Pro lower garment we use targets your lower body including your lower abdomen, buttocks, hips and legs. The jacket focuses on your upper body, arms and back.

Pressotherapy lymphatic drainage uses a world-class, full-body compression suit to deliver a full body lymphatic massage. The Ballancer®Pro inflates and deflates in a wave-like motion, applying consistent pressure around the body to help move lymphatic fluid toward the lymph nodes for drainage. Unlike manual lymphatic massage—where a therapist typically works one side at a time—pressotherapy treats both sides simultaneously, offering a faster, more uniform experience.

Both are effective ways to support the lymphatic system and assist in removing waste and toxins. Pressotherapy is consistent, comfortable, and efficient—plus, you can simply relax during your session while the suit does the work.

Once stimulated by lymphatic drainage, lymphatic fluid travels through your lymph vessels to lymph nodes, where it’s filtered. From there, it re-enters your bloodstream and is eventually processed by your liver and kidneys, then eliminated from your body—mostly through urine which is why you might find you need to go to the bathroom afterwards.

Pressotherapy lymphatic drainage isn’t suitable for:

• chronic pain
• heat or lung problems
• deep-vein thrombosis or other blood clotting disorders
• Infected skin or an open wound
• unexplained calf pain
• diagnosed circulatory problems like peripheral artery disease
• any condition that requires use of a medical device
• cancer patients or people undergoing chemotherapy
• pregnancy

16-18 year olds require written parental consent to do pressotherapy.

If you’re unsure whether pressotherapy is for you, please consult your doctor before booking.