Pressotherapy glasses

The Pressotherapy Glasses are a medical device used to treat swelling and congestion around the eye area. It works on the basis of pressotherapy technology, in which rhythmic pressure waves are generated to improve lymph flow and promote blood circulation.

The pressotherapy glasses have air chambers that are placed around the eye area. These chambers are then filled with air and gently pressed to exert controlled pressure on the tissue. This pressure promotes the drainage of lymphatic fluid and blood, which can lead to a reduction in puffiness, bags and dark circles under the eyes.

Pressotherapy glasses can offer several benefits, including:Reducing puffiness and bags under the eyesReducing dark circles under the eyesPromoting blood circulation and oxygenation of the skinImproving the appearance and elasticity of the skin around the eyes

Pressotherapy glasses are suitable for people who suffer from puffiness, bags under the eyes or dark circles. They can also be used to prevent and treat eye fatigue and tension caused by prolonged sitting in front of screens or tired eyes.

Yes, the Pressotherapy Goggles are safe when used according to the manufacturer's instructions and by trained professionals. The pressure that the glasses exert on the tissue is gentle and controlled to ensure safe and effective application.

The frequency of use depends on individual needs and goals. As a rule, it is recommended to use the pressotherapy glasses several times a week or as required to achieve optimal results.

The duration of a pressotherapy glasses session varies, but can generally last between 10 and 20 minutes.

Yes, some pressotherapy goggles are available for home use. However, it is important to familiarize yourself thoroughly with the instructions before use and ensure that the device is used safely and effectively.

Yes, there are some contraindications to the use of pressotherapy goggles, such as open wounds, acute infections, skin conditions or serious eye conditions. People with certain medical conditions should consult a doctor before using the glasses.