The facelift is a cosmetic surgery operation whose purpose is the disappearance or attenuation of wrinkles that appear on the face. The intervention consists of making a series of incisions behind the ear and scalp, then stretching the skin of the face until no wrinkles are observed, and finally proceeding to suture in the place … Read more
Intermittent Negative Pressure Therapy (INPT) is a non-invasive method that is performed through a machine, called VACU, which is responsible for the recovery and rehabilitation of the area to be treated through cardiovascular stimulation and improved blood circulation. It works by alternating the vacuum, combining two phases. It begins by applying negative pressure (capillary dilation) … Read more
The lymphatic system has, among its main functions, the transport of fluids from the tissues, about 2 liters in normal conditions, and can reach up to 20 in extreme conditions, such as during the treatment of postmastectomy lymphedema counting the effects of Punch Tape. Other functions of the lymphatic system also include immune protection, as … Read more
Manual lymphatic drainage is an advanced massage therapy technique used in physiotherapy and aesthetics. Its purpose is the manual activation of the superficial lymphatic system in order to facilitate the drainage of interstitial fluid and lymph, stagnant for any pathological cause, to healthy lymphatic territories for normal evacuation into the venous stream. This prevents their … Read more
Obstetric and urogynaecological physiotherapy is the field of physiotherapy specialized in pathologies coming from obstetric and/or urogynaecological causes. To perform this type of rehabilitation, the physiotherapist must be specialized and qualified. The type of treatment goes from prevention to recovery. We work with both male and female pathologies. Although incontinence and all its variables are … Read more
The application of cold to a body region is known as cryotherapy, which is a technique commonly used for its strong anti-inflammatory effects, and is commonly used by physical therapists. Cryotherapy causes vasoconstriction (narrowing of blood vessels, decrease in vessel diameter) which immediately leads to reflex vasodilation (increase in blood vessel diameter). This process activates … Read more
According to specialists in Physiotherapy, 4% of the Spanish population suffers from lymphedema, that is, a pathology that involves a failure or insufficiency in the lymphatic system. However, much is unknown about the disease and the treatment indicated for each patient. Thanks to daily research into this disease, there are methods that achieve normalization of … Read more
Axillary strings or “guitar strings” usually appear after surgery for tumor removal or mastectomy. This is one of the most common sequelae of breast cancer, and they extend from the side of the ribs on the operated side, across the axilla, down the arm and sometimes to the forearm. They usually appear during the first … Read more
Breast cancer is one of the most influential diseases in women’s health. After its diagnosis and intervention, some collateral damages occur due to the interventions and as a consequence of radiotherapy and chemotherapy treatments. 1. Pain: After the psychological and traumatic process of the patient, it is a fundamental pillar to recover from her breast … Read more
What is pelvic floor physiotherapy? Pelvic floor physiotherapy is a branch of physiotherapy that aims to assess, treat and prevent dysfunctions that may occur in the pelviperineal area. How does it work? It consists of gathering information in the clinical interview with the patient and then in the physical examination of the patient. The physiotherapist … Read more