Electrostimulation & Electrotherapy
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Electrostimulation and electrotherapy are advanced physiotherapeutic techniques that use controlled electrical impulses to stimulate nerves, muscles, and tissues. These modalities support pain relief, muscle activation, circulation, and tissue regeneration — making them valuable tools across therapeutic, aesthetic, and rehabilitative treatments.
    - Electrostimulation (EMS / NMES)
Electrostimulation delivers rhythmic electrical pulses to targeted muscles, causing them to contract and relax. This process helps:
  - Improve muscle strength and tone
  - Prevent atrophy during recovery
  - Support post-surgical rehabilitation
  - Enhance metabolic activity in slimming treatments
  - Relieve muscle spasms and tension
Electrodes are placed on specific areas such as thighs, abdomen, back, or arms — and programs are tailored to your therapeutic goals.
 
    - Electrotherapy Modalities
Electrotherapy encompasses several techniques, each selected based on your condition and desired outcome:
  - TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) – blocks pain signals and reduces discomfort
  - NMES (Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation) – activates muscles and supports functional recovery
  - Interferential Current (IFC) – penetrates deeper tissues to relieve chronic pain
  - Iontophoresis – delivers active ingredients into the skin using low-level current
  - ESTR (Electrical Stimulation for Tissue Repair) – accelerates healing and reduces inflammation
  - Russian Stimulation – used for athletic muscle training and performance
 
    - Applications Across Categories
These therapies are integrated into:
  - Massage & Manual Therapies – to support muscle activation
and pain relief
  - Slimming & Sculpting – to enhance body contouring and
metabolic stimulation
  - Facial & Kobido – for gentle facial toning and post-cleansing regeneration
  - Physical & Energetic Therapies – for rehabilitation, scar healing, and energetic balance
 
Safety & Comfort:
All treatments are non-invasive and adjusted to your comfort level. Sessions typically last 15–30 minutes and may be combined with manual therapy, HF therapy, or infrared light for enhanced results.