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Why Offer Pneumatic Compression?
An easy-to-understand, desirable treatment concept built around drainage-focused routines, lighter-feeling legs and body care.
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Eclipse pneumatic compression gives professionals an intuitive way to build a premium service around drainage-focused body care, lighter-feeling legs and an elevated treatment-room experience.
Treatment-room service
Drainage-focused care, lighter-feeling legs, body care: a clear proposition built around concerns clients already recognise.
Experience
The device, ritual and progressive compression sensation create a modern, visible and distinctive treatment-room experience.
Use
8C for getting started or equipping a smaller business; 12C PRO for more frequent, intensive or premium professional use.
Treatment menu
Offer it as a standalone session, a course, or alongside manual body care, silhouette-focused protocols or a premium wellness experience.
8C range to get started or equip a smaller business, 12C PRO range for a more advanced treatment-room experience, and LED Therapy to expand protocols focused on skin quality.
Eclipse devices are wellness products. Sensations and results can vary depending on the individual, consistency of use and the protocols offered.
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After my two pregnancies, Eclipse helped me reduce the feeling of water retention and improve the appearance of my cellulite. My legs and waist feel more toned again.
Since I started using the boots and belt, I can see a real difference. My legs and waist look noticeably more defined, and my skin looks better.
A real change in my legs. I genuinely recommend it.
Pneumatic compression really helps me: less discomfort, better-feeling circulation and lighter legs. It has become my evening wellbeing ritual.
I had wanted a pair of compression boots for a very long time. It is an investment, but I have no regrets. A real moment of wellbeing, and I can see results too.
A genuinely high-quality product. The 8 air chambers massage from the feet all the way up to the waist, and the sensation is impressive. You can really feel the pressu...
It’s a definite yes! It is perfect and reaches right up to the lower waist. The massage at that level feels incredibly pleasant. I’m sold!
Everything you need to know to use compression boots properly at home.
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Compression boots are leg sleeves connected to a control unit that inflates multiple air chambers sequentially. This sequential pneumatic compression creates a progressive massage sensation and is commonly used in wellness routines focused on drainage-like comfort and lighter-feeling legs. For professional use, the exact protocol should be adapted to your service, client profile and applicable professional requirements.
Fit the boots comfortably and connect the air hoses. Choose the appropriate program, begin with a low to moderate pressure and adapt session length to your protocol and client comfort. Pressure should feel firm but never painful. For professional services, establish clear screening, contraindication and hygiene procedures.
Some people choose to use compression boots regularly, including daily, provided sessions remain comfortable and pressure is appropriate. Frequency should be adapted to how you feel. If you have a medical condition such as lymphedema or lipedema, ask a healthcare professional for personalised advice.
Sequential compression can be a comfortable addition to a post-exercise routine, particularly when your legs feel tired or heavy. It can complement basics such as hydration, mobility work, rest and sleep.
Look at the number and arrangement of air chambers, adjustable pressure range, available programs, noise level, sizing and extensions, battery life, warranty and customer support. Most importantly, choose a device that fits your body and is comfortable enough to use consistently.
Yes. Pneumatic compression is not appropriate in certain situations, including known or suspected deep-vein thrombosis, acute phlebitis, decompensated heart failure, open wounds or active skin infections beneath the sleeves, and severe uncontrolled hypertension. Pregnancy and some health conditions require medical advice. Professionals should apply an appropriate client-screening process before treatment.
Lipedema is a chronic condition that can be associated with heavy-feeling legs, pain, day-to-day discomfort and increased tissue sensitivity. In this context, pneumatic compression may be considered as a comfort-focused tool to support a feeling of lighter legs and a consistent at-home routine. Conservative approaches to lipedema management can include compression and symptom-management strategies.
For many women with lipedema, the goal is not purely aesthetic. It is also about improving day-to-day comfort, building consistency into a routine and finding supportive measures that fit real life. Pneumatic compression can have a place in that broader approach as a complementary at-home tool, alongside professional care where appropriate.
Lipedema most commonly affects the legs and can involve persistent discomfort, sensitivity and a feeling of swelling or tissue tension. Sequential pneumatic compression applies progressive pressure to the limbs and may be considered within a broader comfort-focused approach for some people with lipedema.
It is important to be precise: pneumatic compression does not cure lipedema and should not replace diagnosis or clinical management. In a professional setting, any service offered to a client with diagnosed or suspected lipedema should be approached conservatively and, where appropriate, coordinated with the healthcare professional supporting that client.
When lipedema primarily affects the legs, many women look for an option that is practical, repeatable and easy to integrate at home. An air-compression routine can meet that need through sessions that can be repeated without travelling to an appointment. The value of an at-home device lies in that consistency: building a routine, monitoring how you feel and using it as one element of broader care.
Choosing an air-compression device when you live with lipedema is rarely just about buying a machine. It is often about finding a reassuring, repeatable option that fits a genuine self-care routine. The value of an at-home device therefore depends on several factors: ease of use, comfort during sessions, the quality of sequential compression and how naturally it can fit into everyday life.
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