How it works
Boots or cuffs are applied and inflate in sequence, creating rhythmic pressure on the areas being treated.
- 01Check for contraindications.
- 02Comfortable positioning.
- 03Application of adjusted sequential compression.
- 04Self-care guidance.
Treatment
Sequential pneumatic compression that stimulates venous and lymphatic return, in a comfortable, relaxing session.
Physiotherapy assessment: 50 €
Prices at the Porto clinic. The final plan is set during the assessment.

Boots or cuffs are applied and inflate in sequence, creating rhythmic pressure on the areas being treated.
For people who feel heavy legs, fluid retention or muscle fatigue, or who want circulatory support as part of a wellbeing routine.
Hydration and daily movement complement the effect of pressotherapy.
Each case is evaluated individually. When in doubt, book an assessment.
FAQ
No, it complements it. Manual drainage has a sensitivity that the device cannot replace.
The pressure is comfortable and adjusted. It feels like a rhythmic squeeze, which is usually relaxing.
Yes. It is often sought for relief from the feeling of heaviness in the legs.
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