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 Therapeutic treatment using vacuum therapy (also known as “sub-atmospheric pressure therapy” ) is based on the “vacuum” concept. It involves a “localised” circulatory massage with vacuum cups that stimulate surface tissue with their suction action. Vacuum therapy can therefore be used in to treat the physiological effects of : • all vascular conditions that affect the legs; • arteriosclerosis of the lower limbs; • Beurger’s disease; • Raynaud’s disease; • Lymphoedema: with this condition, the vacuum improves lymphatic flow which is a component of the therapy protocol that also includes other techniques such as pressure therapy for example; • Cellulite; • Acute and chronic skin ulcers (diabetic, pressure related, venous, due to arterial insufficiency which doesn’t respond to traditional therapy, traumas, etc.). |
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