Enhance your wellbeing with our state-of-the-art lymphatic drainage suit - clinically proven to remove excess fluid and toxins from the body
High-tech, low-stress – the perfect balance of science and self-care
Ideal for Meet the BodyBallancer® — a precisely calibrated compression treatment that helps your body reset and recharge. Using gentle, wave-like pressure, it boosts lymphatic flow to flush out toxins, ease fluid retention, and leave you feeling lighter and more energised. It delivers results far beyond what manual lymphatic massage can achieve.
The scientifically engineered suit uses 24 air chambers to enhance circulation and support your body’s natural detox process. Originally developed for medical recovery, the BodyBallancer® is one of the most effective ways to reduce swelling, smooth skin tone, and boost overall wellbeing — all while you simply relax. When your lymphatic system flows freely, everything works better — from digestion and immunity to how well you sleep.
Want to biostack your wellness for even better results? Combine with other regenerative longevity tools such as Dermalux LED Light Therapy, Oxivelour 93% oxygen dome and PEMF infrared sauna mat, all available with this treatment.
Treatment time: 1 hour
Cost: £85
30 mins | £50
10 top facts about the lymphatic system
- It’s the least understood and most undervalued of all the body systems. If it stopped working we’d die within 24-48 hours!
- It’s around twice the size of the blood-circulation system and manages almost double the volume of fluid daily.
- Lymph fluid starts its life as plasma; the watery component that makes up over half our blood volume.
- There are between 400 and 800 lymph nodes in the body that constantly monitor and filter the lymph to remove toxins, waste and pathogens.
- Swelling of the lymph nodes (or glands) in your neck are an indication that the body is in the throes of fighting an infection.
- The lymphatic system been described as the ‘distribution network’ of the immune system and works seamlessly alongside it to fight bacteria, viruses and any other undesirables that make their way into the body.
- Far from being a useless, dead-end tube, the appendix has recently been discovered to be an important part of the lymphatic system.
- Your gut is lined with millions of lymphatic vessels (called lacteals) that absorb the fats and fatty acids you ingest and transport them directly to the heart, where they enter the circulatory system as fuel.
- The lymphatic system is considered to be the most important body system in Ayurvedic medicine, which considers it to be the ‘water of life’.
- Unlike the circulatory system, the lymphatic system is a one-way street with no pump, relying on movement, gravity and breathing to keep it flowing.
BodyBallancer in the Media
“Do the trousers make a difference? Absolutely! After a single session, my waistband is always looser”
Alice Hart-Davis, Daily Mail
“Slip into a Body Ballancer and you’ll experience all the benefits of a lymphatic drainage massage, but from an (admittedly rather high-tech) sleeping bag. Helping to improve circulation, shift stubborn fat and water retention, firm and smooth the skin (it even helps with cellulite), they are also great if you’re a big exerciser and need help with sore muscles”
“Gently inflating with air [the Body Ballancer] creates a full-body bear hug that helps to boost lymphatic flow, clear toxins and speed up muscle repair. Even just one treatment can help alleviate stress and improve sleep”
A Brief History of Compression Therapy
Compression therapy has a considerable medical pedigree that dates back to the 1950s when the first machines were introduced to treat life-changing conditions such as lymphoedema, lipoedema and fibrosis – painful conditions that can cause swelling or excessive scarring. Over the years, these medical-grade systems have evolved into multi-use devices with sophisticated garments capable of delivering a consistent and highly effective lymphatic drainage massage to an area.
As an FDA-cleared medical device, the BodyBallancer is utilised in an array of medical settings and with high level athletes. However it is also a celebrity favourite, with Jennifer Aniston using it regularly to help keep her legs lean and toned!
