Experience the Next Level of Lymphatic Care with Flowpresso
Flowpresso combines gentle compression and soothing warmth to help your body reset, recharge, and restore balance. This innovative therapy supports lymphatic flow, promotes relaxation, and encourages the body’s natural ability to heal and detoxify. Developed by healthcare professionals and trusted in clinics worldwide, Flowpresso offers a safe, evidence-based way to feel lighter, calmer, and more in tune with your body.
The Science Behind Flowpresso
Flowpresso combines three powerful therapies — compression, heat, and deep pressure — to create a deeply restorative experience that supports your body’s natural balance and wellbeing.
Compression Therapy
Gentle, rhythmic compression helps stimulate lymphatic flow — the body’s natural detoxification system. This wave-like pressure encourages the movement of lymph fluid, helping to reduce fluid retention, ease feelings of heaviness or bloating, and support the removal of metabolic waste. Clients often describe it as feeling like a “hug for the body” — grounding, soothing, and deeply relaxing.
Heat Therapy
Each section of the Flowpresso suit can be gently warmed to promote circulation and muscle relaxation. The warmth helps to calm the nervous system, relieve tension, and enhance overall comfort throughout the session. This gentle heat supports the body’s natural healing processes while creating a sense of deep calm and rest.
Deep Pressure Therapy
Flowpresso’s hug-like embrace applies consistent, comforting pressure that encourages the body to shift into a state of relaxation and restoration. Similar to the calming effects of weighted blankets, deep pressure therapy supports parasympathetic activation — the “rest and digest” response — helping to reduce stress, improve sleep quality, and restore emotional balance.
The Benefits
- Supports Lymphatic Flow
- Reduces Tension and Stress
- Enhances Circulation and Recovery
- Promotes Restful Sleep
- Decreases Fluid Retention and Bloating
- Encourages Autonomic Regulation
Contraindications
Pneumatic Compression Therapy
The Health Professional should NOT use the therapy system if the patient is suspected of or observed to have any of the following pre-existing conditions.
| Presumptive evidence of congestive heart failure | Arterial dysregulation |
| Pre-existing DVT condition | Erysipelas |
| Deep acute venal thrombosis (Phlebothrombosis) | Carcinoma and carcinoma metastasis in the affected extremity |
| Inflammatory phlebitis process | Decompensated hypertonia |
| Episodes of pulmonary embolism | Acute inflammatory skin diseases or infection |
| Pulmonary edema | Venous or arterial occlusive disease |
| Acute inflammation of the veins (Thrombophlebitis) | Poor peripheral circulation |
| Decompensated cardiac insufficiency | Severe arteriosclerosis, or active infection |
| Pregnancy |
Heat Therapy
To receive heat therapy for the following conditions, patients must be under the supervision of a physician:
| Extremely low blood pressure | Diabetics |
| Raynaud’s disease | Decreased skin sensitivity |
| Hypersensitivity to cold | Poor Circulation |
| Children under 12 | Pregnancy |
| Patients with vein ligation or recent skin grafts. |