Compression Therapy

Dynamic compression therapy at Restore Austin South uses pneumatic sleeves that inflate in sequential patterns to stimulate lymphatic drainage and improve circulation in the legs, hips, and arms. Sessions run 30–60 minutes and are popular with runners, cyclists, and anyone recovering from long travel or a heavy training block. Counts as one core credit on all membership tiers.

Pneumatic compression therapy using Normatec-style sleeves at Restore Denver applies sequential pressure waves to the legs, arms, or hips to support lymphatic drainage, blood circulation, and recovery from exercise or travel. Sessions run 45 to 60 minutes and are one of the most relaxing therapies at the studio. Available as a core therapy credit for all membership tiers or as a non-member walk-in session.

Sequential pneumatic compression suits at Remedy Place apply pulsed air pressure to the legs and lower body in a proximal-to-distal pattern, mechanically stimulating the lymphatic system. The 60-minute session may support fluid drainage, reduce exercise-related swelling, and accelerate lower-limb recovery. Included in the Day Pass and the Jet Lag Protocol. Particularly popular post-flight and post-training.