Massage therapy
Negative pressure therapy enhances massage and saves your hands
Negative pressure adds a lift and rotation to massage that are hard to achieve by hand. The client feels the effect immediately, and your hands are spared the heaviest part of the work.
Negative pressure suits many kinds of massage work
Classic massage
Negative pressure releases the tissue and prepares it for hands-on work.
Sports massage
Hard-worked muscles release from a direction that massage alone cannot reach.
Fascia treatment
A gentle way to start treating painful, superficial fascia.
Muscle tightness and knots
Relaxes stiff, knotted areas and eases the feeling of tightness.
Recovery massage
Boosts fluid circulation and speeds up recovery after hard exertion.
Neck and shoulders
Precise treatment for the area massage therapists encounter most often.
The lift gives massage a new direction
Massage works on the tissue by pressing. Negative pressure works from the opposite direction: it lifts and rotates the tissue, giving you access to muscle and fascia in a way that is hard to achieve by hand. Together the two methods complement each other, and the client feels the difference.
Let negative pressure do the heavy lifting
A massage therapist's hands do heavy work day after day. Negative pressure handles the most strenuous part of the treatment, so you can take on full days without your thumbs and wrists paying the price, and keep working for years longer.
See real treatment results
This guide shows real before-and-after photos from different applications, including swelling treatment. You'll see exactly what treatment can achieve and on what kind of timeline.
Devices in use, the market leader in negative pressure technology
of customers recommend LymphaTouch
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It's hard to create lift or rotation in the tissue by hand, but with LymphaTouch they're easy to achieve thanks to the negative pressure the device produces.
The negative pressure is gentle and easy to adjust, so LymphaTouch is often the best way to start treating especially painful, superficial fascia. The treatment also works well as recovery care for athletes.
The negative pressure creates a lift that is effective for treating scars and tight tissues, among others. The 10 mm treatment cup is a great addition for scar treatment. LymphaTouch is a good tool, and a big plus is that it lets you lighten your workload.
I now have a team of staff, all of whom fight each other for possession of the LymphaTouch on a daily basis.
Want to take your treatment results to the next level?
Wondering how you could get better results with challenging scars or swelling? Book a call with me and I'll show you how your colleagues already use negative pressure therapy in their daily work. You'll get practical tips on how the device can speed up your clients' recovery.
