How does pressotherapy differ from Endosphera?

Pressotherapy uses pneumatic compression for lymphatic drainage. Endosphera uses microvibration for cellulite.

Can I combine it with lipolysis?

Yes — pressotherapy is standard after Aqualyx to accelerate lipid elimination.

Pressotherapy Belgrade — Device Lymphatic Drainage

About

A natural lymphatic pump

Lymph has no heart of its own — it moves through muscle contractions and mechanical stimulation. When the lymphatic system is overloaded (sedentary lifestyle, post-surgery, chronic oedema), the body needs outside help.

In pressotherapy, the suit inflates sequentially from feet to heart, faithfully reproducing the physiological flow of lymph. It's indispensable for post-surgery recovery (especially after liposuction), leg swelling and anti-cellulite programmes.

Italian technology — premium quality
12-chamber system for precise sequential pressure
Safe for pregnancy (from month 4) and elderly clients
Ideal after liposuction and surgical interventions
An excellent base for other body treatments

Indications

Indications for use

The main indications for pneumatic lymphatic drainage.

— 01

Leg swelling

Chronic swelling and heavy legs after a long day — the most common indication. Visible improvement after the first session.

— 02

After liposuction and surgery

A critical part of recovery — without lymphatic drainage the process is 3—5× slower. Standard protocol 10—15 sessions.

— 03

Anti-cellulite programmes

As part of a comprehensive plan — drainage clears the broken-down components of cellulite.

— 04

Post-trauma recovery

After sports injury — helps bruises heal and reduces swelling.

— 05

Detox

Dedicated protocol — supports the body in clearing toxins through the lymphatic system.

— 06

Weight loss

Supports an active lifestyle — assists lymphatic clearance of broken-down fat.

Procedure flow

How we work

The most relaxing treatment we offer — clients often doze off mid-session.

01

Consultation

Assessment of target issues, protocol selection.

— 5 min

02

Preparation

Client puts on the special suit (pyjama-style) and lies down.

— 5 min

03

Session

Chambers inflate sequentially. Sensation: a pleasant 'hug' moving from feet to heart.

— 30 min

04

After

Brief rest, plan for the next session.

— 5 min

Pricing

Pressotherapy

— Single sessions

Single session — body (45 min)60€
Single session — legs (30 min)50€
Post-surgery protocol (60 min)80€

— Course (recommended)

Detox — 10 sessions500€
Anti-cellulite — 12 sessions650€
After liposuction — 15 sessions950€

Standard protocol — 8—15 sessions, 2—3 days apart. Detox course recommended 1—2 times per year.

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Before and after

What you should know

The safest procedure in device-based cosmetology.

Contraindications

Treatment is not recommended if you have:

Pregnancy (before month 4)
Active thrombophlebitis or thrombosis
Acute infections
Acute febrile conditions
Active oncology (oncologist consultation required)
Chronic cardiovascular failure (consultation required)

After treatment

Please follow these guidelines:

Drink plenty of water in the first 24h
Light activity reinforces the effect
No restrictions — straight back to work
Next session in 2—3 days
Visible effect — legs feel lighter after the very first session

FAQ

Questions and answers

The most common questions we get about this treatment.

For pressure consistency — it surpasses it. A manual therapist can't hold the same pressure for 30 minutes. Pneumatics does it perfectly. The difference: manual technique focuses on specific zones (face, neck, arms); pneumatic covers the whole body.

After month 4, with a special protocol (lower pressure). Ideal for the leg swelling typical of pregnancy. Gynaecologist clearance required.

Quite the opposite — a feeling of lightness and energy. Drainage improves circulation and lifts the heaviness in the legs. Ideal after a long day or before a major event.

Swelling — 5—8 sessions. Detox — 10 sessions. After liposuction — 12—15 sessions. Sessions 2—3 days apart.

Treatments often combined together.

— Device-based