What is Compression?

Compression therapy is a treatment that uses controlled pressure to improve circulation, reduce swelling, and support muscle recovery.

How It Works

Compression gently squeezes the limbs, which helps:

• Improve blood flow back to the heart
• Reduce fluid buildup (edema)
• Move lymphatic fluid more efficiently
• Decrease muscle soreness after exercise

In pneumatic systems, air chambers inflate and deflate in cycles, creating a “milking” effect that pushes fluid upward through the limbs.

Common Benefits

• Faster athletic recovery
• Reduced inflammation and swelling
• Relief from heavy or tired legs
• Support for varicose veins
• Post-surgical or injury recovery
• Lymphatic drainage support