Portable Professional PRO Lymphatic Drainage Machine with Rechargeable Battery

Discover the portable Professional PRO C8 lymphatic drainage machine, allowing you to perform compression massage wherever and whenever you need it. This device stimulates lymph flow, reduces swelling and pain, and accelerates post-traumatic and post-operative recovery. Five advanced massage modes and 8-chamber trousers provide a compression massage that meets the expectations of even the most demanding users.

Portable Professional PRO C8 Lymphatic Drainage Device, Universal Size

Review the product specifications to choose the equipment that perfectly fits your needs.

Specifications:

✔️ Device: AIR COMPRESSION THERAPY SYSTEM PRO C8

✔️ Number of chambers in the device: 8

✔️ Number of programs: 5

✔️ Power: Rechargeable battery and mains power

✔️ Voltage: 15 V

✔️ Battery Power: 39 Wh

✔️ Pressure Range: 30-250 mmHg

Professional PRO C8 Lymphatic Drainage Trousers

✔️ Number of chambers in trousers: 8

✔️ Trousers size: Universal

✔️ Trousers dimensions: Waist width: 50 cm; Length: 110 cm

✔️ Optional extenders available for purchase, increasing circumference by 10 cm in the thighs, 7 cm at the knee, and 5 cm in the calf.

✔️ Included in the set: Drainage device, trousers, dual air hose splitter, charger, carrying case, user manual.

Key Features of the Professional PRO Device

✔️ Battery power allows for treatments without needing to be plugged into an outlet.

✔️ An intuitive touch control panel makes the device easy to use, even for those who have never used a drainage machine before.

✔️ 5 massage programs and the ability to set treatment time and pressure level allow you to customize the compression massage to your own needs.

✔️ Selective deactivation of individual chambers allows you to bypass areas that should not be massaged.

✔️ Trousers divided into 8 chambers ensure even greater massage effectiveness in stimulating lymph flow, reducing stagnation even in hard-to-reach areas.

Professional Lymphatic Drainage Device — Programs

▶️ A: Preliminary compression massage – preparation for the next stages of lymphatic drainage.

▶️ B: Intense massage to stimulate lymph flow – the trouser chambers inflate sequentially from the feet to the groin, preventing lymph from flowing back.

▶️ C: Intermediate compression massage – two chambers are inflated simultaneously towards the lymph nodes.

▶️ D: Very intense compression massage – removes excess water from the body. The device inflates all chambers at once, creating a sensation of strong pressure.

▶️ E: A program that alternates between programs A and B.

What is Lymphatic Drainage?

Pressotherapy is a type of compression massage that stimulates the circulation of lymph in the lymphatic vessels and nodes. The procedure, performed with a device, involves applying controlled pressure to the limbs with air pumped into the trousers. This pressure stimulates lymph flow towards the lymph nodes, thereby improving the function of the entire lymphatic and immune systems. Regular lymphatic drainage helps prevent lymph stagnation, which can lead not only to swelling and pain but also to serious health problems.

Indications for Lymphatic Drainage

In its initial stage, lymph stagnation is not painful and may even be unnoticeable. Over time, however, it enlarges, hardens, and the skin becomes thickened and sensitive. Do not delay action if you notice indications for lymphatic massage, including:

▶️ Lymphedema and lymphatic stagnation caused by congenital defects of the lymphatic system or certain metabolic diseases, such as diabetes.

▶️ Post-operative swelling.

▶️ Lymph stagnation caused by tissue fibrosis.

▶️ Swelling caused by overweight and obesity.

▶️ Acceleration of post-traumatic and post-surgical recovery.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How does the number of chambers affect the treatment? The more chambers, the more precisely the pressure is distributed over the entire limb, making the treatment more effective and yielding visible therapeutic results.

2. How often and for how long should the device be used? The maximum duration of a single drainage session should not exceed 40 minutes. Drainage can be performed once or several times a day. To determine the exact number and frequency of treatments, it is recommended to consult a doctor or physical therapist.

3. What should I remember before use? Before use, remember to remove the transport screw located on the bottom of the device. Connect the air hoses in the correct order, starting with the longest one at the groin. Details on how to prepare the device are in the manual.

Contraindications for Lymphatic Drainage

Before purchasing the device, consult with a doctor or physical therapist. There are several contraindications to performing lymphatic massage:

• Decompensated heart failure
• Heart rhythm disorders with fluid retention in the lower limbs
• Inflammation of the area to be treated
• Diagnosed or suspected deep vein thrombosis of the lower limbs
• Phlebitis and arterial diseases
• Gangrene or dermatitis
• Atherosclerosis or venous circulatory disorders
• Open, untreated, or infected wounds and skin injuries
• Acute inflammation
• Pulmonary edema
• Severe uncontrolled hypertension
• Neuropathy
• Pacemaker or implants at the site of use
• Glaucoma
• Epilepsy
• Cancer

Before the first use, be sure to read the user manual for information on initial setup and proper performance of lymphatic drainage.