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Compression Therapy Redlands

Boost your recovery and circulation with compression therapy

Compression therapy is a simple yet incredibly effective treatment designed to improve circulation, reduce muscle soreness, and support a faster recovery. By applying a controlled amount of pressure to specific areas of the body, typically the arms or legs, compression therapy can encourage healthy blood flow and lymphatic drainage to and from your muscles. It can also remove waste products, such as lactic acid. Compression therapy mimics the muscular contractions with the help of our Pulse Technology, leaving you feeling refreshed and ready to tackle the world again.

$25
for 30 min total

Benefits of Compression Therapy Redlands

Dynamic pneumatic compression is a form of mechanical massage that applies a specific amount of pressure to an area of the body, making its way towards the heart. The negative gradient of pressure begins furthest away from the heart, offering the best boost in circulation possible, flushing out as much lactic acid and other waste as possible.

Compression therapy works by gently squeezing the limbs in a rhythmic pattern, boosting venous return and improving circulation around the body. This is excellent for getting blood to the muscles quicker, carrying oxygen and nutrients to those in need. Improved blood circulation helps flush out metabolic waste, leading to healthy muscles and reduced swelling and, therefore, discomfort.

Faster muscle recovery

After exposing your body to intense physical activity, your muscles often become tight and inflamed, leading to soreness. Compression therapy can help accelerate the removal of lactic acid and other waste by-products of exercise, promoting faster recovery. Many athletes incorporate this therapy into their routines to minimise downtime between workouts, making it a great treatment for people who have strenuous training routines.

Reduce swelling

There are a number of reasons why you might be experiencing fluid retention in your arms or legs, from exercise to long flights, standing for extended periods of time, to leading a sedentary lifestyle. Compression therapy can offer almost immediate relief, as the pressure helps encourage excess lymphatic and interstitial fluids to move back into circulation instead of pooling in your limbs. The body can then naturally get rid of them when back in circulation, offering a gentle and non-invasive option for alleviating discomfort and improving mobility.

Support injury rehabilitation

Compression therapy is a popular treatment option for people who have sustained an injury from exercise, as it can reduce inflammation, ease pain, and support tissue repair. Most sports injuries are soft tissue, such as sprains, strains, or bruising, which can be alleviated through reducing swelling and increasing the delivery of nutrients to the affected muscle. This can assist the body’s natural healing processes and works particularly well alongside physiotherapy.

Boost relaxation and reduce stress

Aside from the physical benefits, compression therapy can also be incredibly relaxing. The pulsating pressure can ease tension in the muscles, offering a sense of calm to reduce stress after a long day. Many people find that they feel more refreshed after following a compression therapy session, making it a simple but effective way of caring for the body and mind.

Pro tip
To get the most out of your compression therapy session, make sure you stay well-hydrated. Proper hydration helps your lymphatic circulatory system work more efficiently, removing more toxins and metabolic waste during and after treatment. Drinking water before your session can also minimise the risk of post-treatment fatigue.

Try one of our Compression Therapy protocols

We have combined Compression Therapy with other equipment into specialized health protocols

Recover

40 mins
$39
  • Steam room: 20 min
  • Contrast therapy: 20 min
During this protocol, begin by relaxing your muscles and mind in the warm and humid environment of the steam room that will work to improve blood flow, reduce inflammation and help you relax and recover. Pair this with the rejuvenating and energising benefits of both contrast therapy and compression which work in combination to alleviate muscle soreness, reduce inflammation, boost blood flow, and foster relaxation – all crucial elements for enhancing overall recovery.

How Does our Compression Therapy in Redlands Work?

People often liken compression therapy to deep tissue massage, with a few minor differences. This therapy allows you to target specific areas by wearing compression garments throughout the session. You can manipulate the benefits of your therapy depending on the areas you choose to target, including:

  • Compression boots (the TH7 solution): Improves recovery, alleviates pain, decreases inflammation, lowers blood lactate levels to stimulate lymphatic drainage
  • Compression socks or stockings: Improves blood circulation, reduces swelling and fatigue, and offers pain relief
  • Compression bandages: Reduces localised swelling
  • Compression wraps: Reduces localised swelling
  • Compression sleeves: Improves blood flow and protects against injuries

Book your Compression Therapy in Redlands today

Compression therapy is a non-invasive technique that can help eliminate excess fluid from the body. If you’re in need of a detox or faster muscle recovery between workouts, compression therapy might be the place to start. Book a compression therapy session at our Redlands centre today to expedite your recovery.

Compression Therapy FAQs

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Most people describe it as a massage-like sensation that is quite soothing and relaxing. The compression garments apply gentle, rhythmic pressure in a continuous pattern that moves along your extremities and towards the heart. This happens like a wave, and is generally very relaxing and comfortable.
Yes, when performed correctly on good candidates, compression therapy is safe and easily tolerated. However, it might not be recommended for people with certain medical conditions, including severe arterial disease, deep vein thrombosis, or infections. It’s best to consult your healthcare provider before undergoing any treatment if you’re concerned.
The ideal number of sessions you book for compression therapy generally depends on your personal goals and activity levels. Athletes or those with strenuous workout routines might benefit from two to four sessions per week during intense training periods, while people who are using it for stress reduction or general wellness might only need one or two sessions a week. For the best results, we recommend compression therapy at least once a week for management of healthy circulation and reduced soreness.
We recommend wearing comfortable, loose-fitting clothing to your appointment. Shorts or leggings are a good idea, or short-sleeved tops for arm treatments. You may need to remove your jewellery before treatment, so it might be a good idea to leave it at home.

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