Lympha-Press Presotherapy (Device Lymphatic Drainage)

Pneumatic intermittent compression therapy (PICT) — also known as presotherapy in the European clinical tradition — uses an inflatable garment connected to a pump unit that cycles through a programmed pressure sequence. In the Lympha-Press system used at DermaEsthetic, each section of the garment contains an independent air chamber, allowing the pump to create a sequential peristaltic wave: chambers inflate in turn from distal to proximal, then deflate,…

The Lympha-Press's Pre-Therapy program is a clinical differentiator: before compressing the limbs, the device first stimulates the lymph node territories in the groin, abdomen and chest, clearing space for incoming lymph. Without this step, compressing a congested limb pushes lymph toward already-overloaded nodes — reducing efficacy and potentially increasing discomfort. The Pre-Therapy sequence ensures lymph can flow freely before peripheral compression…

At DermaEsthetic patients are dressed in the Lympha-Press garment in a reclined position and the session runs for 40–45 minutes unattended or with brief monitoring. The sensation is rhythmic squeezing — pressure that is firm but not painful — and many patients find it deeply relaxing, with a warm flush sensation in the limbs as circulation improves. Post-session the patient may notice increased urination as the mobilised interstitial fluid is filtered…