Pressotherapy at home.
Sequential compression for recovery, circulation and relaxation at home: the same lymphatic drainage principle used in clinics, in a portable device.
PressCare G250Sequential pneumatic compression.
Inflatable boots, armbands or an abdominal band inflate in sequence, from the extremities towards the core. The wave replicates and amplifies the body's own lymphatic and venous return.
Controlled air pressure mechanically stimulates the lymphatic system, pushing lymph and venous blood towards the centre. Inflammatory mediators clear faster, swelling drops and recovery shortens.
The physiology of lymphatic drainage.
The lymphatic system
The lymphatic system is a one-way drainage network that runs alongside the circulation, collecting excess fluid, metabolic waste and immune cells and returning them to the bloodstream. It has no pump: flow depends on muscle contraction and movement. Hard training floods the muscles with waste products, and full recovery cannot happen until they clear. When the system falls behind, the result is the soreness, heaviness and swelling every athlete knows.
How sequential compression helps
Chambers inflate from foot to thigh in a wave, driving lymph and venous blood towards the core and doing the work of muscle contraction while the body rests. Metabolic waste clears faster, swelling falls, venous return improves and the gap between hard sessions shortens.
Four core applications.
Sport recovery
Clears metabolic waste after training, for less soreness and heaviness and a faster return to full intensity.
Lymphoedema
Compression is a recognised option for chronic swelling caused by lymphatic damage or dysfunction. The PressCare G300M is a medical device that Globus lists as suitable for lymphoedema.
Post-op oedema
Helps reduce post-surgical swelling and supports circulation in immobile patients. Common in hospital and clinic settings.
Aesthetic contouring
Softens the appearance of cellulite and contours the legs, buttocks and abdomen. A popular addition to a clinic treatment menu.
Who benefits.
- Athletes in every sport, endurance and team sports especially
- Physiotherapy patients with post-surgical oedema
- Primary and secondary lymphoedema patients
- Older patients with poor circulation or venous insufficiency
- Aesthetic clients seeking cellulite reduction and leg contouring
- Post-pregnancy swelling and fluid retention
- Long-haul travellers and people with occupational leg swelling
- Equine and small animal veterinary patients
Why practitioners choose pressotherapy.
- Less post-exercise soreness and a shorter recovery time
- Progressive, measurable lymphoedema management
- Entirely passive: the patient rests through the session
- Compact, easy-to-use devices for the clinic or the home
- No clinical training needed for home and athlete use
- Comfortable throughout, closer to a gentle massage than a treatment
- Leg, arm and abdominal attachments
- Drug-free and non-invasive
From the clinic to the living room.
Elite athletes
Triathletes, cyclists, runners and football teams use it as standard post-training and post-competition recovery.
Physiotherapy clinics
The PressCare G300M is a medical device used in clinics for swelling and circulation concerns, with leg, arm and abdominal accessories.
Aesthetic clinics
Offered as a body contouring and anti-cellulite treatment, and one of the easiest add-ons to introduce.
Home athletes
The PressCare G250 is a compact, lightweight device for the home. Use it on the sofa after a run or after a match.
PressCare for home recovery.
Compact compression devices for use at home. Enquire for current pricing and availability.
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