General contraindications:

• Severe peripheral arterial disease (ABI < 0.5)
  
  
• Decompensated heart failure
  
  
• Active untreated deep vein thrombosis
  
  
• Severe uncontrolled hypertension
  
  
• Active local infections (cellulitis)
  
  
• Edema with leakage or very fragile skin
  
  

Conditional contraindications:

• Severe peripheral neuropathy
  
  
• Moderate peripheral arterial disease
  
  
• Extreme obesity (device does not fit)
  
  
• Open wounds without bandage
  
  
• Active malignant tumors in the treated limb
  
  

Contraindications related to treatments:

• Recent postoperative – depending on the type of intervention
  
  
• Anticoagulants – only in case of active bleeding, otherwise it is safe
  
  
• Diuretics – caution for dehydration
  
  
• Dressings, recent grafts – protecting the area
  
  

Precautions for certain populations:

• Pregnant – often recommended (e.g. DVT prevention)
  
  
• Elderly – monitoring for fragile skin, neuropathies
  
  
• Children / teenagers – age-appropriate equipment
  
  
• Immobilized / unconscious patients – constant supervision

These boots use controlled pressure to simulate muscle contractions, enhancing blood and lymphatic flow to reduce swelling and improve recovery.

They improve circulation, promote lymphatic drainage, accelerate muscle recovery, and reduce soreness.

Each session lasts between 20 to 30 minutes, providing a quick and effective treatment.

Compression Boot therapy is very safe, with minimal to no side effects. It is non-invasive and can be used regularly.

Yes, research has shown that controlled pressure therapy improves lymphatic flow, reduces swelling, and aids muscle recovery by mimicking the body's natural muscle contractions. View research studies here.