TENS/IST

This is a pulsed electric current treatment. Rectangular and triangular impulse currents are closest to the body. They coincide with the body’s biorhythms.

Therapeutic effect of pulsed currents:

• suppresses the inflammatory process;
• has an analgesic effect;
• improves tissue nutrition;
• reduces spasms;
• promotes tissue recovery;
• regulates the processes of irritation and inhibition in the cerebral cortex, has a stimulating effect on tissues.

Bioptron

It is a light therapy that you can use as an additional method along with conventional treatment methods and as a separate therapy in certain indications.

BIOPTRON light therapy:

• improves microcirculation;
• harmonizes metabolic processes;
• strengthens the human immune system;
• stimulates the regeneration and reparation processes of the whole body;
• promotes wound healing;
• relieves pain, reduces its intensity.

The unique properties of BIOPTRON light therapy allow the light to penetrate not only into the skin, but also into deeper tissues. The effect of BIOPTRON light therapy is not only manifested in a certain area of ​​the skin, but also has a positive effect on the whole body.

BIOPTRON light has a biostimulating effect – by acting on the skin, it stimulates light-sensitive internal cell structures and molecules. Therefore, chain reactions start in the cells and so-called secondary reactions occur, which can affect not only the treated skin area, but also the entire body.

BIOPTRON light therapy stimulates and modulates restorative, regenerative and human immune system processes.

BIOPTRON light therapy supports the body’s natural regeneration and thus allows the body’s healing potential to unfold.

Ultrasound therapy

The mechanical effect is like a micromassage. The ultrasound wave vibrates the tissues and accumulates heat in them, causing physiological changes characteristic of massage: blood circulation accelerates, which leads to an additional amount of oxygen entering the tissues and accelerates tissue regeneration and healing

The effect of heat – thanks to it, heat accumulates in the energy-absorbing tissues of ultrasound waves, blood circulation improves, capillaries expand, muscles relax, and pain decreases.

The physical effect of chemistry – during it, biologically active substances are formed, the consolidation of bone tissue is improved, and inflammatory processes are weakened.

Ultrasound therapy is recommended in the following cases:

• ear, nose and throat diseases;
• diseases of the digestive tract;
• inflammations of the uterus and its appendages;
• eye diseases (after assessing the possibility of contraindications);
• lung and bronchial inflammations;
• injuries and post-traumatic conditions of the musculoskeletal system;
• degenerative and dystrophic joint and spine changes;
• peripheral nervous system diseases and injuries;
• connective processes, scars;
• trophic ulcers, bedsores;
• slowed bone consolidation after fractures.

Darsonvalization

Darsonvalization (after the French physician and physicist Jacques D’Arsonval) is a treatment with an alternating electric current or a high-frequency electromagnetic field.

The treatment reduces the sensitivity of nerve endings, expands small blood vessels, and accelerates metabolism. When performing local darsonvalization, a hollow glass electrode is placed on the required body area or inserted into the body cavity, through which a high-frequency (100-500 kHz) alternating electric current flows from the device.

Local effects of darsonvalization on the skin:

• stimulation of venous and lymphatic circulation;
• slags and metabolic products are removed faster;
• increases the internal energy processes of cells;
• swelling resorbs;
• by improving skin turgor and elasticity, it rejuvenates the skin;
• slows down the formation of age-related wrinkles;
• normalizes the function of sebaceous glands;
• in case of oily seborrhea, dries oily skin;
• to treat acne;
• improves hair growth;
• slows down hair loss and the development of alopecia.

Compression therapy (lymphatic drainage)

The essence of compression therapy, also known as pressotherapy, is to gently compress points on certain parts of the body to activate venous blood flow

People with problems with lymph distribution usually complain of poor health. The poor condition of the body is caused by insufficient work of venous blood circulation, when the lymph cannot return the fluids that have passed from the tissues to the blood vessels. The human lymphatic system is also responsible for the absorption of fat in the small intestine and its transport to the heart and circulatory system. When these functions are disturbed, a person has problems with blood circulation, he may constantly feel tired, it is difficult to avoid unpleasant, acute pain, the body may begin to swell due to fluids that cannot be removed from the body.

Compression therapy is useful and widely used:

• Suffering from edema of the hands or feet of various origins (when the hands or feet swell);
• If prominent veins are observed on a person’s legs, waist, arms (for treatment of venous insufficiency/varicose veins);
• When extremely prominent capillaries are observed in various parts of the body;
• In order to accelerate the healing of wounds, ulcers;
• To reduce muscle and nerve pain;
• When you feel constant, exhausting leg fatigue, heaviness;
• Sports injuries have been experienced and the goal is to return to an active rhythm of life faster (for faster rehabilitation after injuries);
• To prevent thrombosis;
• In order to maintain the normal state of lymph and venous blood circulation;
• After operations, complex surgical treatment;
• For reducing cellulite;
• For improving or restoring tissue structures;
• To get rid of extra pounds.