Chronic fluid retention in the arms or legs, often following surgery or lymph node removal, can significantly affect quality of life. This mode gently encourages lymphatic drainage to ease daily discomfort and reduce persistent swelling. Note: this mode is not suitable during acute inflammation or active infection.

In the weeks following a fully healed surgical procedure, residual swelling and discomfort can linger longer than expected. This mode is designed to support the clearing of that fluid, helping ease puffiness and heaviness once the healing process is well underway and wounds have fully closed.

Poor lower-limb circulation can leave legs feeling heavy, achy, and fatigued. This mode works to stimulate blood flow and support clients managing mild circulatory sluggishness. However, it is not suitable for those with active DVT or advanced vascular conditions.

For sedentary clients or those returning from long-distance travel, maintaining healthy circulation is important. This mode supports blood flow in clients assessed as low risk – and is never used in those with active clots or high-risk cardiovascular profiles.

Whether from long hours standing, sitting, or a busy day on your feet, this mode targets mild fluid retention and fatigue in the legs. As a result, clients often describe feeling noticeably lighter and more energised immediately after their session.

This mode is reserved for clients experiencing chronic swelling and pain syndromes, including Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, and is always used under practitioner supervision. It aims to gently support comfort and circulation in affected limbs – but only where this approach has been specifically approved.

Joint stiffness and reduced mobility caused by wear and tear can make everyday movement difficult. This mode helps support comfort and warmth in the limbs for those managing arthritic changes. It is not used during acute flare-ups, however, when inflammation is already elevated.

Targeting discomfort and puffiness in the wrists and forearms, this mode helps ease tension and supports improved circulation in the upper extremities. It is offered as a complementary comfort measure and is not a substitute for clinical carpal tunnel treatment.

Generalised joint inflammation and stiffness in clients whose gout or polyarthritis is in remission can benefit from this drainage-focused mode. It works to support the body’s natural fluid clearance where excess fluid may be contributing to ongoing joint discomfort.

Designed specifically for cancer survivors who are post-treatment, this mode supports lymphatic wellness as part of a broader recovery plan. Oncologist or GP approval is required before use. Moreover, this mode is never applied during active cancer treatment.

For clients experiencing mild, stable nerve discomfort in the feet or legs, this mode provides a comfort-focused session with carefully adjusted pressure settings. Full consent and a clear health picture are required before this mode is used.

Once a healed injury has moved out of acute inflammation, this mode can help speed up the clearing of residual fluid from the tissues. It is a useful option for those still carrying swelling from sprains, strains, or other soft tissue injuries.

This mode works in combination with lymphatic massage or manual drainage sessions, extending and amplifying the results of in-clinic treatments. It is an excellent follow-up tool for clients who want to maximise the benefit of their hands-on therapy.