Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Compression Service: Arms, Waist, Legs, .

Compression applies controlled, rhythmic pressure to limbs and hips, promoting venous return and lymphatic flow. This reduces venous pooling, encourages waste removal, and increases oxygen delivery. Sessions vary by area and time to target circulation and comfort.

Most clients experience gentle, relaxing pressure rather than pain. Technicians adjust intensity and modes to your comfort and medical history. You may feel mild tightness or pulsing; communicate with your therapist and they will modify settings to ensure a comfortable, effective session.

Area selection depends on goals and condition. Single-area sessions suit localized swelling or soreness; two or three areas offer systemic benefits and faster recovery for athletes or whole-limb circulation issues. Your therapist will recommend sessions and durations during consultation based on needs.

Yes — certain conditions like deep vein thrombosis, uncontrolled heart failure, severe peripheral arterial disease, active infections, or recent blood clots may contraindicate compression. Always disclose medical history and medications during booking so your therapist can screen and adapt or recommend medical clearance where needed.

Some clients notice reduced swelling and improved sensation immediately after a session, while others see progressive improvements over several treatments. Frequency and duration affect results; combining compression with red light therapy or other modalities can accelerate recovery and performance improvements.

Yes — Red Light Therapy is available as a $20 add-on and pairs well with compression to enhance circulation, reduce inflammation, and support tissue repair. Request the add-on when booking or inform your therapist before the session begins.