Vacuum therapy works by creating a vacuum that acts on the skin, muscle tissue and blood vessels. The procedure helps normalize blood flow and stimulates the healing processes of the tissues.
1Which conditions does it help with?
- Degenerative disc disease (spinal osteochondrosis)
- Intervertebral disc herniation and disc bulging
- Radiculitis
- Arthritis and osteoarthritis
- Headaches
2How is it performed?
During the procedure, a special vacuum device and cups of various sizes are used. The cups are applied so that the skin rises by approximately 1 cm. In some cases they remain static; in others, the specialist uses them to perform massage movements in the direction of lymphatic flow. Each session starts from 10 minutes.
When should you consider it?
- Degenerative disc disease (spinal osteochondrosis)
- Cellulite
- Muscle tightness (muscle blocks)
- Circulatory disorders