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COMPRESSION THERAPY 
LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE 

 

COMPRESSION THERAPY FOR LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE, INJURY & SPORTS RECOVERY 
 

bounceREHAB offers Compression Therapy & Lymphatic Drainage using state of the art NormaTec Medical Grade Compression for health benefits to the Upper Limbs, Lower Limbs or the Hip/Pelvis & Lower Back region. 

The Normatec device is a non-invasive, deep, relaxing massage. Using compressed air in a pulsed pneumatic technology, the boots massage your targeted area to mobilise fluid, remove toxins and improve circulation. This provides a range of health benefits. 

The greatest aspect of this treatment is that it is extremely safe. As Physiotherapists we use these devices predominantly to reduce soft tissue swelling, improve pain levels and to accelerate functional recovery following injuries (effusion), intensive sports training (lactic acid) and even following orthopaedic surgery (bone, cartilage, ligament, muscle, tendon trauma) such examples include hip, knee, ankle, shoulder, elbow, wrist arthroscopy and joint replacements. We find most of our patients relax and fall asleep if they bring along their headphones and listen to relaxed music or meditation from your chosen device. Alternatively, some busy bees prefer to open up their laptops/phones and plug away at their emails while they are hooked up to the device. You can chose from 15 to 90 minutes. Prices are incremental with the desired duration and may be claimed using your private health fund if prescribed by your physiotherapist. 

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COMPRESSION LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE is great  for

  • Sports Recovery and Remove Lactic Acid Removal (reduce DOMS) 

  • Improve Range Of Movement & Flexibility 

  • Decrease Recovery Time (eg Knee / Hip Replacements) 

  • Improve Circulation & Enhance Lymphatic Drainage (swelling) 

  • Train Harder 

  • Reduce Pain Related to Swollen Joints and Muscles 

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Meet our PHYSIOtherapists

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Matthew

craig

PRINCIPAL PHYSIO

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jack

rayment

PHYSIO

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