COOLING
Controlled cooling of a selected area provides a localized cold stimulus without the need for ice or full-body immersion.
WHAT IS CONTRAST THERAPY?
Cold. Warm. Controlled stimulus.
Contrast therapy uses the effect of different temperatures on a selected area of the body. Instead of immersing the entire body in cold and warm water, therapy at Nexeltron will be conducted locally using the Cryo-Push A02-C-035 system.
The device allows for the use of cooling, heating, and compression within a fitted sleeve. This enables the treatment to be focused on a specific area, such as the knee, thigh, shoulder, back, or ankle.
HEATING
Controlled heat allows for the application of an opposite thermal stimulus in the same system and the same area of the body.
COMPRESSION
The system can additionally utilize adjustable pressure, combining the effects of temperature with local compression.
HOW DOES CONTRAST THERAPY WORK?
Temperature and compression exactly where you need them.
The system uses a special band connected to a device that controls temperature and pressure in a selected area of the body.
Depending on the settings, it is possible to apply cooling, heating, and compression, as well as to create sequences tailored to the course of the session.
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WRISTBAND FOR THE SELECTED AREA
A fitted brace covers a specific part of the body, such as the knee, thigh, shoulder, back, hip, elbow, or ankle.
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CONTROLLED COOLING
The system lowers the temperature of the fluid circulating in the wrap, providing a localized and controlled cold stimulus without the use of ice.
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CONTROLLED HEATING
The same band can be used for localized heating of a selected area without the need to change the device.
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COMPRESSION AND CYCLE
Adjustable compression can work in tandem with cooling or heating, allowing for the creation of controlled sequences within a single session.
AREAS OF APPLICATION
One device. Eight work areas.
The device enables localized contrast therapy using variable temperature and compression. Thanks to various wraps, the system can target specific areas of the body—precisely, comfortably, and without the need for whole-body treatment.
This solution allows for tailoring therapy to a specific area and goal of use — from recovery to daily comfort and regeneration.
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BARK
The wrap can cover the shoulder and upper arm area, directing therapy precisely to the selected area.
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FOREARM / ELBOW
The smaller cuff allows for localized work on the upper limb, including the forearm or elbow area.
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UDO
Therapy can be directed at larger parts of the lower limb, covering the thigh area.
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HIP
The fitted strap allows for localized action in the hip and lateral pelvic area.
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ARM
The system can also be used on the upper arm, providing localized temperature and compression therapy.
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TORSO / WAIST
A wider wrap can cover selected parts of the torso, supporting the localized application of contrast therapy.
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KNEE
One of the most common applications is knee area therapy using a fitted brace.
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ANKLE / FOOT
An extended brace may cover the lower leg, ankle, and foot.
WHERE IS CONTRAST THERAPY USED?
From sports to recovery and rehabilitation.
Local therapy using controlled cold, heat, and compression is primarily applied in areas related to sports, recovery, physiotherapy, and rehabilitation.
Thanks to the custom bands, the effect can be focused on a specific area of the body, without the need to affect the entire system.
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SPORT AND RECOVERY
Therapy can be a component of recovery for active individuals and athletes after training, competitions, or intense physical exertion.
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POST-WORKOUT RECOVERY
Local application of temperature and compression allows the session to be focused on body parts that are particularly strained during activity.
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PHYSIOTHERAPY
The system can be used as a tool to support physiotherapy and localized therapy of a selected body area.
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REHABILITATION
Temperature fluctuations and compression can be used at various stages of a planned rehabilitation process.
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LOCAL REGENERATION
Instead of affecting the entire body, the therapy can be directed precisely at the knee, thigh, shoulder, back, hip, elbow, wrist, or ankle.
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RECOVERY PROGRAMS
Contrast therapy can be one element of a broader recovery program and can be combined with other Nexeltron technologies.
IMPORTANT
The scope and parameters of the session should be tailored to the purpose of use, the chosen body area, and the adopted protocol. Contrast therapy is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment.
FAQ — CONTRAST THERAPY
Frequently asked questions about contrast therapy.
Key information regarding system operation, temperature, compression, and topical application of therapy.
01 What does contrast therapy at Nexeltron involve?
Therapy is administered locally using a special cuff connected to a control unit. The system allows for the application of cooling, heating, and adjustable compression to a selected area of the body.
02 Is this the same as alternating sauna and cold plunge?
No. At Nexeltron, contrast therapy works locally. It does not require immersing your entire body in water or moving between a sauna and a cold plunge.
03 On which parts of the body can the band be worn?
The system includes various bands designed for, among others, the shoulder, back, elbow, wrist and hand, hip, thigh, knee, and ankle.
04 Does the system use both cold and heat?
Yes. The device enables local cooling and heating using the same technology and a matching strap.
05 What is compression used for?
The brace can provide additional adjustable pressure to a selected area. Compression can be used in combination with cooling or heating.
06 Is ice needed for cooling?
No. The system controls the temperature of the fluid circulating in the cuff, so local cooling does not require the use of ice.
07 Is the temperature controlled during the session?
Yes. The system controls the temperature of the liquid circulating in the cuff, and the settings can be monitored on the device panel.
08 Who might find contrast therapy interesting?
The technology is primarily used in areas related to sports, recovery, physiotherapy, and rehabilitation, as well as by individuals interested in localized recovery of specific body parts.
09 Can contrast therapy be combined with other Nexeltron technologies?
Yes. Contrast therapy can be a standalone session or one of the elements of a broader recovery plan using various Nexeltron technologies.
CONTRAST THERAPY AT NEXELTRON
Would you like to try contrast therapy?
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