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Compression Therapy · Chiswick W4, West London
Pressotherapy uses the Body Ballancer compression system, with rhythmic inflating chambers that move lymphatic fluid, ease heaviness and support circulation. At Omnia Lifestyle in Chiswick it is used for fluid retention, recovery and alongside contouring treatments.
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At Omnia Lifestyle
Heavy legs, bloating, water retention or a slow recovery after surgery or training? Pressotherapy at Omnia Lifestyle in Chiswick runs on the Body Ballancer, the compression therapy system chosen by clinics for its finer gradient control and full-limb coverage.
Rhythmic waves of pressure move from the feet towards the torso, following the direction of lymphatic flow, to clear pooled fluid, ease heaviness and support circulation. You stay fully clothed, most people find it deeply relaxing, and it pairs with manual lymphatic drainage and LPG Endermologie under one roof for a complete lymphatic and contouring programme.
Sessions from £45, two minutes from Turnham Green station, with courses available for lasting change.

Why Omnia Lifestyle
Why people come
The mechanism
The Body Ballancer suit contains a series of chambers that inflate in a precise wave from the extremities towards the body's main drainage points, mirroring the lymphatic system's natural rhythm. That amplifies the movement of fluid through the tissue and guides it to the lymph nodes that filter it, which is why sessions leave legs feeling lighter and swelling reduced.
Manual lymphatic drainage brings a therapist's precision; the Body Ballancer brings consistent full-limb coverage. The two combine well: MLD opens the drainage pathways, compression keeps the fluid moving. Results build with repetition, so single sessions relieve and courses change the baseline.

Who it helps

What to expect
Your first visit starts with a short consultation to check suitability and agree the areas and pressure settings for your goals. You stay fully clothed and are fitted into the compression garments, covering the legs or legs and abdomen, on a comfortable treatment bed. The rhythmic wave then runs for 30 to 75 minutes; most people describe it as a firm, moving hug, and it is common to doze off.
You leave immediately afterwards, typically feeling lighter and needing the loo more often as fluid clears. Your therapist will recommend the right course cadence for your goals, and can combine sessions with manual lymphatic drainage or Endermologie.

Step by step
Fees
Call 020 4515 0000 for courses, packages and anything not listed here.
Safety and suitability
Pressotherapy is gentle and non-invasive. It is avoided with active infection, acute DVT, severe untreated heart conditions and some stages of pregnancy.
Reviews
Questions
Not at all.
The treatment is relaxing and feels like a gentle, rhythmic massage.
For a specific goal such as reducing fluid retention or supporting recovery, one to three sessions a week for two to four weeks, then weekly or fortnightly to maintain. For general wellbeing, weekly or fortnightly is typical. Sessions are 30 to 45 minutes and there is no downtime, so frequency is limited by benefit rather than safety.
Some benefits, such as reduced bloating and a lighter feeling, can be experienced immediately.
For longer-term improvements, a series of sessions is recommended.
Often, yes, when bloating is caused by fluid retention rather than gas. Sequential compression encourages lymph and tissue fluid to move out of the abdomen and legs, and many people notice a flatter, lighter feeling after a single session. It does not treat bloating from digestive causes such as IBS or food intolerance, which need a different approach.
They work on the same principle, encouraging lymph flow towards the nodes, but differently. Manual lymphatic drainage is a precise, hands-on technique from a trained therapist, tailored to your anatomy and any swelling. Body Ballancer is a compression suit that delivers consistent, rhythmic pressure across the legs, hips and abdomen. Manual is more targeted; the suit is more consistent and relaxing. Many people use both.
Body Ballancer is a compression suit with overlapping air chambers that inflate in sequence from the feet upwards, applying rhythmic pressure that mimics the direction of lymphatic flow. This moves fluid from the legs and abdomen towards the trunk, where it is processed and cleared. A 30 to 45 minute session reduces heaviness and puffiness, supports recovery after exercise, and complements manual lymphatic drainage.
Chiswick, West London
Two minutes from Turnham Green station on the District line.
Compression Therapy near me: Omnia Lifestyle is a short walk from Turnham Green station and serves Chiswick, Hammersmith, Ealing, Acton, Brentford, Kew, Richmond and the wider West London area, with home visits available.