Lymphatic Compression Therapy

Pneumatic compression therapy at Remedy Place's Flatiron location using full-body compression suit technology to mechanically stimulate lymphatic drainage, reduce fluid retention, and support post-exercise recovery. Sessions typically run sixty minutes. Used as a de-bloating and circulation support tool, particularly after travel or intensive training. Available to members and day pass holders.

Remedy Place offers lymphatic compression therapy using sequential pneumatic compression (SPC) suits that envelope the legs, hips, and abdomen in a series of overlapping chambers inflated in a distal-to-proximal wave pattern. This mechanical inflation sequence mimics the peristaltic pumping action of lymphatic vessels, encouraging the movement of interstitial fluid and lymph from the extremities toward the body's central lymphatic ducts and ultimately toward the lymph nodes and thoracic duct for filtration and recirculation. Lymphatic drainage massage achieves the same goal manually; pneumatic compression devices automate and scale the mechanism to a consistent, repeatable pressure wave. At Remedy Place, lymphatic compression is positioned as a de-bloating, recovery, and circulation support modality — appealing to clients dealing with fluid retention after long-haul flights, post-event recovery for endurance athletes, and general lower-limb heaviness or swelling. The treatment is sometimes called lymphatic drainage, leg recovery, or normatec-style therapy depending on the device used. Sessions run approximately sixty minutes and are available to members using their monthly credit allocation and to day pass visitors as part of full-facility access. The modality is included in Remedy Place's curated protocol stacks for travel recovery — the Jet Lag Protocol ($525) and Travel Prep Protocol ($425) both feature compression therapy alongside hyperbaric oxygen and IV nutrition to optimise recovery from or preparation for international travel.