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Mechanical lymphatic drainage

Our lymphatic drainage system combines rhythmic compression with deep infrared heat in a treatment that integrates regeneration, decongestion, and application comfort into a single solution. This creates a premium format for facilities that want to offer more than conventional pressotherapy.

Mechanical lymphatic drainage with deep infrared heat for modern regeneration concepts

Mechanical lymphatic drainage can now deliver more than simple activation. The combination of pressure chambers, heat, and automated programs creates a structured treatment that feels convincing, appears professional, and integrates seamlessly into modern concepts.

Deep effectiveness

The integrated deep infrared heat complements the compression with a noticeable thermal effect. This enhances treatment quality and makes the session significantly more experiential.

Precise control

24 pressure chambers, multiple programs, and various intensity levels create a controlled, uniform compression wave. This transforms a simple treatment into a professionally guided system.

Easy to integrate

Automated sequences, touch display, and minimal setup time make the device practical for daily use. This is precisely what makes it economically attractive for studios, practices, and wellness facilities.

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Experience the next generation of lymphatic drainage

Where conventional treatments often remain one-dimensional, this lymphatic drainage system combines activation, heat, and comfort into a format that is clearly positioned as higher quality in terms of space, workflow, and perception.

Pressure chambers

24 chambers, targeted compression

Deep heat

Heat complements pressure effect

Programs

Presets for flexible use

Intensity

Adjustable to objective and need

Operation

Simple operation in daily use

A lymphatic drainage system with genuine relevance for daily operations

Compression with system

The pressure chambers generate rhythmic, controlled air compression across multiple body areas. This creates a uniform treatment with professional character.

Heat with added value

The deep infrared heat extends the lymphatic drainage with a noticeable comfort and relaxation effect. This significantly enhances the depth and quality of the treatment.

Everyday Integration

Short setup times, intuitive operation, and automatic run times make the system particularly practical. This is crucial for operators who want quality without unnecessary complexity.

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F.A.Q.

What is mechanical lymphatic drainage?

Mechanical lymphatic drainage is an effective therapeutic method used to treat lymphedema, swelling and promote lymphatic circulation. This non-invasive technique uses specialized equipment to apply rhythmic periods of pressure and relaxation to the tissues to improve lymphatic flow. In this article, we will take a closer look at how machine lymphatic drainage works, its applications, and the scientific evidence that supports its effectiveness.

Mechanical lymphatic drainage is a mechanical therapy aimed at promoting lymphatic circulation and facilitating the removal of lymphatic fluid from the tissues. It is often used as an adjunct or alternative to manual lymphatic drainage and uses specialized compression devices to apply rhythmic periods of pressure and relaxation to the tissues.

How does machine lymphatic drainage work?

During machine lymphatic drainage, special cuffs or sleeves are placed around the areas of the body to be treated. These cuffs are connected to a pump that blows air into the cuffs and then deflates them. This alternation between compression and relaxation creates a rhythmic pressure on the tissues that stimulates lymph flow and opens the lymphatic vessels. This improves lymphatic circulation and supports the removal of lymphatic fluid from the affected area.

Fields of application of mechanical lymphatic drainage

Lymphoedema and swelling: Mechanical lymphatic drainage is often used to treat lymphoedema, which is caused by a disorder of the lymphatic system and can lead to swelling of the arms or legs.

After surgical procedures: After surgery, machine lymphatic drainage can help reduce swelling and aid the healing process.

Sports injuries: For sports injuries, machine lymphatic drainage can help reduce swelling and inflammation and speed up the healing process.