Compression therapy loungers at Mindbody Lounge, Victoria Park
Services

Normatec Compression Boots

Trusted by pro athletes and weekend warriors alike. Uses dynamic air pressure to boost blood flow, eliminate soreness, and speed up recovery.

Reduces inflammation & fluid retentionImproves circulationRelieves aches & stiffnessDetoxes through waste drainageImproves skin tone & textureCalms the nervous system
The detail

What is compression therapy?

Wave-like compressed air pulses that mimic the natural movement of your lymphatic system.

Normatec Compression Boots at Mindbody Lounge Victoria Park

Normatec compression boots use a sequence of compressed air pulses that massage your legs from the feet upward. This wave-like compression mimics the natural movement of your lymphatic system, flushing lactic acid, reducing swelling, and increasing oxygen flow to your muscles.

A full session lasts just 30 minutes — making it the perfect pre- or post-workout recovery tool.

  • Reduces inflammation & fluid retention
  • Improves circulation
  • Relieves aches & stiffness
  • Detoxes through waste drainage
  • Improves skin tone & texture
  • Calms the nervous system
Benefits

What are the benefits?

Chronic Pain & Illness

Reduces inflammation & fluid retention
Great for arthritis, fibromyalgia, or chronic swelling.
Improves circulation
Delivers more oxygen and nutrients to damaged tissue.
Relieves aches & stiffness
Perfect for people who sit or stand all day.

Wellness & Anti-Ageing

Detoxes through lymphatic drainage
Removes waste and supports immune health.
Improves skin tone & texture
Reduces puffiness and improves circulation to the skin.
Calms the nervous system
Rhythmic compression reduces stress and promotes deep relaxation.

Performance & Recovery

Accelerates recovery after training
Reduces muscle soreness and fatigue.
Prevents overuse injuries
Keeps muscles supple, oxygenated, and less inflamed.
Enhances flexibility and performance
Improves mobility and joint function over time.
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The booking system lists every therapy we offer. Select Normatec Compression Boots from the category list to see available times.

Prefer to talk it through first? Call 0483 878 597 or send an enquiry.

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Unlock your full potential with a powerful blend of advanced therapies. Experience faster recovery, reduced pain, enhanced energy, mental clarity, and better sleep.

Normatec Compression Boots at Mindbody Lounge Victoria Park
FAQ

Got questions?

We’ve answered the key ones to help you book your first session with confidence.

Compression therapy uses controlled, sequenced air pressure to encourage circulation in your limbs. The Normatec boots inflate in a wave from your feet upward, which supports blood flow and helps clear the by-products that build up after training.

Yes. Compression therapy for legs is one of the most common reasons clients book. The boots pulse from the feet upward, which helps move fluid and metabolic waste out of the lower limbs — useful after long days on your feet, long flights, or heavy training.

Twenty to thirty minutes, and it feels like a firm, moving squeeze — not painful. Most people read, scroll or close their eyes. You’ll want to use the bathroom first; once the boots are on you’re comfortably stuck for the duration.

After training, or on rest days. Straight after a hard session is most common, but plenty of clients use them on legs that are simply tired from work or travel. There’s no wrong time.

Yes, and most people do. Sauna then compression is the most popular pairing. Cryotherapy then compression is the other common one. Ask at reception and we’ll suggest an order based on what you’re after.

Contact

We’d love to hear from you

Questions, or need a hand booking? Send us the details of your enquiry and we’ll be in touch as soon as we can.

Mindbody Lounge, Victoria Park

1/484 Albany Hwy, Victoria Park WA 6100

vicpark@mindbodylounge.com.au

0483 878 597 · (08) 6186 5592

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