Therapies and health programs, tailored to your needs
From assessment to recovery – complete support at every step of your therapy
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Our physiatrist examinations and ultrasound diagnostics provide clear insights and a customized treatment plan tailored specifically to your condition.
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Discover our thoughtfully curated packages that combine advanced therapies with comfortable accommodation – designed for full recovery and renewed mobility.
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Whether you're dealing with back pain, shoulder issues, calcifications or heel spurs, we offer precise solutions – from spinal decompression to advanced, pain-free shockwave therapy.
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Our day packages include specialist consultations and therapies – ideal for local and regional patients seeking comprehensive care without accommodation.
Lymphatic Drainage
Lymphatic drainage is a non-invasive therapy that stimulates lymph flow and circulation in the lower extremities, reduces swelling and heaviness in the legs, and contributes to tissue recovery and regeneration. The therapy is pleasant, passive, and is often used as part of the rehabilitation process.
The therapy works using special rhythmic compression systems. By alternately filling and emptying air, rhythmic pressure is created that stimulates the natural flow of lymph and blood towards the center of the body. This reduces edema, improves circulation, and accelerates the removal of excess fluid and metabolic products from the tissues.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, the treatment is relaxing and comfortable. Most patients describe a rhythmic compression and release sensation similar to a light massage, without pain or discomfort.
Many patients notice a feeling of lighter legs, reduced tension and overall relief after the first session. Visible reduction in swelling typically develops with consistent treatment.
In the initial phase, treatments are usually recommended several times per week, depending on the severity of swelling and the therapist’s recommendation. Frequency may later be reduced based on achieved results.