Compression Therapy

Enhances Muscle Recovery | Improves Circulation | Reduces Inflammation | Stimulates Lymphatic Drainage | Prevents Stiffness

What is Compression Therapy?

Compression therapy uses specialized sleeves or garments that inflate and deflate in cycles, applying controlled pressure to the limbs. This pressure improves blood and lymphatic flow, helping to reduce swelling and speed recovery. Sessions are comfortable, relaxing, and commonly used by athletes and those with circulation issues.

Key benefits:

  • Enhances muscle recovery
  • Improves circulation
  • Reduces inflammation
  • Stimulates lymphatic drainage
  • Prevents stiffness & fluid retention
What is Compression Therapy?

What to Expect During a Compression Therapy Session

One session usually lasts 20-30 minutes

You will be in a public space

A trained expert will walk you through the process

Wear leggings, joggers, or shorts — the sleeves go over your clothes

You will feel a gentle squeezing and releasing sensation, like a firm massage

How Does Compression Therapy Work?

How Does Compression Therapy Work?

Compression therapy uses special sleeves or garments (often for the legs) that inflate and deflate in cycles to apply controlled pressure. This pressure gently squeezes the limbs, which helps push blood and lymphatic fluid back toward the heart.

The process helps:

  • Improve circulation and blood flow.
  • Reduce swelling and inflammation.
  • Flush out metabolic waste that builds up after exercise.

By enhancing circulation, compression therapy speeds up muscle recovery, decreases soreness, and supports overall vascular health.

Compression Therapy FAQs

What should I wear?
We recommend wearing comfortable clothing such as leggings, sweatpants, or shorts. The compression sleeves are worn over your clothes, so you’ll stay fully dressed during the session.
Compression therapy is generally not recommended during pregnancy. Please consult with your doctor before starting this service.
Many people feel relief, reduced soreness, and lighter legs after their very first session. With regular use, compression therapy can also support long-term circulation and recovery.
Most people find compression therapy relaxing. You’ll feel a gentle squeezing and releasing sensation as the sleeves inflate and deflate, similar to a firm massage. The pressure can be adjusted to your comfort level, so it shouldn’t be painful.
Compression therapy is safe for most people. In rare cases, you may feel temporary tightness or tingling while the sleeves inflate, but this should ease quickly once the session ends.

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