| Place of Origin: | Guangdong China |
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| Brand Name: | Top Beauty |
| Certification: | CE |
| Model Number: | TB-AP03C |
| Minimum Order Quantity: | 1 Piece |
| Price: | Negotiable |
| Packaging Details: | Carton packing |
| Delivery Time: | 3-9 days |
| Payment Terms: | L/C, D/A, D/P, T/T, Western Union, MoneyGram |
| Supply Ability: | 1000000 piece / month |
| Work Principle: | Infrared And Air Pressotherapy | Air Bags Of Infrared: | 32units |
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| Work Mode: | 5 Mode | Infrared Temperature: | 70 Degree |
| Operation System: | Infrared | Air Pressure: | 20~360 MmHg |
| Pressotherapy Time: | 30-60mins | Pressotherapy Areas: | Waist/ Legs/foots |
| High Light: | Sports Recovery Air Pressure Massager,Lymphatic Drainage Air Pressure Massager |
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2 In1 Air Compression Sports Recovery Air Pressure Massager Air Pressotherapy Lymphatic Drainage
What is Pressotherapy?
Pressotherapy is a procedure that is said to help with lymphatic drainage,
thereby potentially slimming the look of the arms and legs (because they carry less fluid),
easily aches and pains, and detoxifying the body.
It uses an air pressure machine to inflate a sit that squeezes your arms, legs,
or abdomen in a rhythmic motion, similar to a massage.
There is some evidence that lymphatic drainage massage
like Pressotherapy can reduce the appearance of cellulite and release fluid in the lymph nodes
which may build up after surgery or after certain cancer treatments.
Pressotherapy is a body treatment that is typically used to reduce to eliminate cellulite.
Cellulite consists of small packets of fat that are located just beneath the skin’s surface
and result in slight lumps or indentations on the skin, particularly on the legs and buttocks in women.
The treatment if based on the concept that deep physical stimulation
may be able to break down the build up of fat pockets and give the skin a smoother appearance.
Pressotherapy treatment begins with wrapping an electronic cuff around the body.
A trained technician then turns on each electronic cuff, which fills with air and sends light pressure onto each leg.
Pressotherapy is used to:
Duplicate the action on the body of massage
Repress the blood through slow and progressive pressure
Lymphatic drainage (alleviate oedema or swelling of the leg)
Provides immediate leg comfort and lightness
Assists in healthy heart function (problems can lead to tapered oedemas because of an inadequate pumping effect)
Improves poor skin tone and reduced bags under the eyes
Improves loss of muscle tone in near stationary individuals
Provides immediate relied and comfort for heavy legs, water retention, cellulite, and poor circulation
Helps in body shaping and profiling
Weight management
Pre- and post-liposuction treatments
Reduced localized lipolytic oedema (fatty deposits)
Helps prevent venous stasis (stagnation of blood flow in veins, capillaries, and spider veins)
Improves blood flow and oxygenation
Provides athletic performance enhancement
Relief of pains and swelling
Increases energy and combat fatigue and depression
Pressotherapy Benefits
Pressotherapy stimulates the body’s lymphatic system.
When it’s functioning optimally, the lymphatic system transports lymph,
a fluid that contains white blood cells to help fight infection.
Possible benefits of Pressotherapy include:
Relaxed muscles and fewer aches
Reduction in appearance of cellulite
Reduction of swelling and stiffness on the limbs
Removal of toxins, though this needs more research
Toned and firm skin
Stronger immune system due to lymph moving properly
| Technology | Infrared + Air Pressotherapy |
| Chambers | 32 Chambers |
| Press Value | Max 360mmhg |
| Treatment area | Whole Body |
