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treatment overview
A traditional massage treatment in which the therapist’s hands use a special set of strokes acting on soft tissues both superficially and deeper. The massage accelerates the removal of superficial hardened skin residues, normalizes tension in the skin and subcutaneous tissue and, in depth, in muscular structures, improves muscle function, improves blood circulation and induces an overall pleasant feeling.
how it works
The therapist, using a gliding agent (emulsion, oil, cream), massages the skin, subcutaneous tissue and muscles on various parts of the body with special strokes – rubbing, kneading, tapping, etc. A partial massage is usually for the back and neck, a full-body massage for the whole body.
main indications
- diseases and pain of the spine and joints
- chronic rheumatic diseases
- nervous disorders
- convalescence after serious injuries and illnesses, and conditions of overall exhaustion, stress and muscle fatigue
main contraindications
- all febrile, infectious and acute inflammatory conditions
- all oncological diseases
- conditions requiring absolute rest, purulent and fungal skin infections
- broken skin integrity at the massage application site
- decompensated (untreated) heart and vascular disease
- varicose veins at the massage application site
- swelling at the application site
- certain bleeding disorders
- advanced atherosclerosis and osteoporosis
- pregnancy
alternative treatment
- underwater massage
duration
- 20 minutes
what to bring
- no special clothing or equipment
treatment overview
A traditional massage treatment in which the therapist’s hands use a special set of strokes acting on soft tissues both superficially and deeper. The massage accelerates the removal of superficial hardened skin residues, normalizes tension in the skin and subcutaneous tissue and, in depth, in muscular structures, improves muscle function, improves blood circulation and induces an overall pleasant feeling.
how it works
The therapist, using a gliding agent (emulsion, oil, cream), massages the skin, subcutaneous tissue and muscles on various parts of the body with special strokes – rubbing, kneading, tapping, etc. A partial massage is usually for the back and neck, a full-body massage for the whole body.
main indications
- diseases and pain of the spine and joints
- chronic rheumatic diseases
- nervous disorders
- convalescence after serious injuries and illnesses, and conditions of overall exhaustion, stress and muscle fatigue
main contraindications
- all febrile, infectious and acute inflammatory conditions
- all oncological diseases
- conditions requiring absolute rest, purulent and fungal skin infections
- broken skin integrity at the massage application site
- decompensated (untreated) heart and vascular disease
- varicose veins at the massage application site
- swelling at the application site
- certain bleeding disorders
- advanced atherosclerosis and osteoporosis
- pregnancy
alternative treatment
- underwater massage
duration
- 20 minutes
what to bring
- no special clothing or equipment
treatment overview
A traditional massage treatment in which the therapist’s hands use a special set of strokes acting on soft tissues both superficially and deeper. The massage accelerates the removal of superficial hardened skin residues, normalizes tension in the skin and subcutaneous tissue and, in depth, in muscular structures, improves muscle function, improves blood circulation and induces an overall pleasant feeling.
how it works
The therapist, using a gliding agent (emulsion, oil, cream), massages the skin, subcutaneous tissue and muscles on various parts of the body with special strokes – rubbing, kneading, tapping, etc. A partial massage is usually for the back and neck, a full-body massage for the whole body.
main indications
- diseases and pain of the spine and joints
- chronic rheumatic diseases
- nervous disorders
- convalescence after serious injuries and illnesses, and conditions of overall exhaustion, stress and muscle fatigue
main contraindications
- all febrile, infectious and acute inflammatory conditions
- all oncological diseases
- conditions requiring absolute rest, purulent and fungal skin infections
- broken skin integrity at the massage application site
- decompensated (untreated) heart and vascular disease
- varicose veins at the massage application site
- swelling at the application site
- certain bleeding disorders
- advanced atherosclerosis and osteoporosis
- pregnancy
alternative treatment
- underwater massage
duration
- 45 minutes
what to bring
- no special clothing or equipment
treatment overview
Massage is a therapy in which stroking, rubbing and pressure can relieve pain and stress. It accelerates the removal of superficial hardened skin residues, normalizes tension in the skin and subcutaneous tissue and, in depth, in muscular structures, improves muscle function, improves blood circulation and induces an overall pleasant feeling. Massage is the oldest form of therapy.
how it works
Using special techniques together with essential oils, the therapist releases soft tissues and induces relaxation. Cells are renewed and toxic substances are flushed from the body. The massage takes place lying on the back or on the stomach.
main indications
- diseases and pain of the spine and joints
- chronic rheumatic diseases
- circulatory and respiratory system diseases
- nervous disorders
- convalescence after serious injuries and illnesses, and conditions of overall exhaustion, stress and muscle fatigue
main contraindications
- all febrile, infectious and acute inflammatory conditions
- all oncological diseases
- conditions requiring absolute rest
- purulent and fungal skin infections
- broken skin integrity at the massage application site
- decompensated (untreated) heart and vascular disease
- varicose veins at the massage application site
- swelling at the application site
- certain bleeding disorders
- advanced atherosclerosis and osteoporosis
- pregnancy
alternative treatment
- classic massage
duration
- 45 minutes
what to bring
- no special clothing or equipment
treatment overview
A reflex treatment influencing conditions throughout the body. The therapy uses reflex zones on the sole of the foot to affect individual internal organs. Gentle pressure on specific points on the sole supports their proper function and at the same time induces a pleasant relaxation of the muscles in the foot.
main indications
- spine and joint pain
- headaches
- allergies, hay fever
- functional disorders of the stomach, intestines and gallbladder, e.g. constipation, diarrhoea, fatigue and exhaustion, depression, etc.
main contraindications
- skin diseases
- eczema
- fungal infections
- foot injuries with haematomas
- conditions with increased bleeding
- tumours
- sclerotic vessels around the ankle
alternative treatment
- acupuncture
duration
- 35 minutes
what to bring
- no special clothing or equipment
treatment overview
Massage is a therapy in which various techniques, stroking, rubbing and the application of pressure can relieve pain and stress. It accelerates the removal of superficial hardened skin residues, normalizes tension in the skin and subcutaneous tissue and, in depth, in muscular structures, improves muscle function, improves blood circulation and induces an overall pleasant feeling. Massage is the oldest form of therapy.
how it works
Performed with lava stones heated to a pleasant temperature, which the therapist places on the client’s body. The client absorbs the heat for 20 minutes and then the therapist gently massages along the spine.
main indications
- diseases and pain of the spine and joints
- chronic rheumatic diseases
- respiratory system diseases
- nervous disorders
- convalescence after serious injuries and illnesses, and conditions of overall exhaustion, stress and muscle fatigue
main contraindications
- all febrile, infectious and acute inflammatory conditions
- all oncological diseases
- conditions requiring absolute rest
- purulent and fungal skin infections
- broken skin integrity at the massage application site
- decompensated (untreated) heart and vascular disease
- varicose veins at the massage application site
- swelling at the application site
- certain bleeding disorders
- advanced atherosclerosis and osteoporosis
- pregnancy
duration
- 50 minutes
what to bring
- no special clothing or equipment
treatment overview
A reflex treatment influencing disorders of the musculoskeletal system and internal diseases. In cupping, we act similarly to acupuncture on active points and whole meridian areas.
Meridians – pathways in the body through which life energy (qi) flows.
how it works
The patient, undressed to underwear, lies on the couch on their stomach and the therapist applies cups to reflex points according to a prescribed scheme. Using a flame, we create a vacuum in the cup and place it on the body. The vacuum pulls the skin and subcutaneous tissue with connective tissue into the cup, where intensive hyperaemia occurs. This then supports metabolism, stimulates substance exchange, supports blood circulation and helps release qi energy.
main indications
- musculoskeletal disorders
- internal diseases
main contraindications
- damaged or diseased skin – rashes, eczema, haematomas, injuries or purulent infections
- acute general illness
- use of blood-thinning medication – anticoagulants
alternative treatment
- acupuncture
duration
- 30 minutes
what to bring
- no special clothing or equipment
treatment overview
Indian head massage is a gentle treatment of the head, neck, shoulders and upper arms. It relieves everyday stress, headaches and eye strain, tension in the shoulders, neck and nape, improves hair quality, induces a sense of mental well-being and overall physically and mentally harmonizes the body. It improves blood circulation in stiff muscles, restores strength and vitality, improves immune system function and stimulates hair growth.
how it works
The massage takes place sitting or lying down, and can be done over clothing. It starts at the nape and neck, continues to the head and face. The massage is applied precisely on certain points on the head. It can be performed “dry” or with nourishing oil to improve the quality of the scalp and hair. The procedure ends with a massage of the face and earlobes.
main indications
- headaches (migraine)
- feelings of stiffness and tension in the neck muscle area
- stress relief, insomnia, immunity support, depression
- helps strengthen both blood and lymph circulation
main contraindications
- infectious disease, fever
- hypertension or hypotension
- local infection or inflammation
- tumour disease
- vascular disease
- epilepsy
- psoriasis
duration
- 30 minutes
what to bring
- no special clothing or equipment
treatment overview
This is one of the historically oldest classic hydrotherapy treatments. A CO2 bath is administered at a temperature of 28–34°C; at higher temperatures, carbon dioxide escapes quickly into the air and the bath is ineffective.
how it works
The unclothed client immerses in the bath and remains completely still for the duration. The skin begins to be covered with a greater or smaller amount of carbon dioxide bubbles. The initial feeling of cold is replaced by a mild feeling of warmth, blood pressure decreases and overall muscular and mental relaxation occurs.
main indications
- cardiovascular disease
- high blood pressure
main contraindications
- low blood pressure
- acute inflammation of the heart
- arrhythmia, tachyarrhythmia
- anaemia, weeping skin diseases
- damaged skin covering, epilepsy
- pregnancy
- other general contraindications to hydrotherapy
alternative treatment
- dry carbon dioxide bath
duration
- 20 minutes
what to bring
- no special clothing or equipment; non-slip footwear is recommended
- the client may come in a bathrobe
treatment overview
A dry carbon dioxide bath is a form of applying gaseous carbon dioxide to the body in a sealed plastic bag. After the gas is absorbed through the skin, tissue perfusion improves, accelerating healing and regenerative processes. Muscle fatigue decreases and blood pressure values may improve.
how it works
A spa attendant guides the client into the cabin and asks them to undress to underwear. The client lies down on a lounger and the attendant slides them into the plastic bag, which is then filled with carbon dioxide. After the time has elapsed, the attendant helps the client carefully out of the bag so they do not inhale the released CO₂.
main indications
- arterial hypertension
- ischemic heart disease
- diabetes mellitus with perfusion disorders, venous insufficiency, pressure sores, slow-healing wounds
main contraindications
- severe anaemia and polyglobulia
- severe heart failure
- severe coronary sclerosis
- dangerous bleeding conditions
alternative treatment
- carbon dioxide baths
duration
- 20 minutes
what to bring
- the client may come in a bathrobe
treatment overview
This treatment is a classic bathtub bath at a temperature of 28–34°C with oxygenated water (O2).
how it works
The unclothed client immerses in the bath and remains completely still for the duration. The skin begins to be covered with a greater or smaller amount of oxygen bubbles. The initial feeling of cold is replaced by a mild feeling of warmth, blood pressure decreases and overall muscular and mental relaxation occurs.
main indications
- cardiovascular disease
- high blood pressure
main contraindications
- low blood pressure
- acute inflammation of the heart
- arrhythmia
- anaemia, weeping skin diseases
- damaged skin covering, epilepsy
- pregnancy
- other general contraindications to hydrotherapy
alternative treatment
- carbon dioxide bath
duration
- 20 minutes
what to bring
- no special clothing or equipment; non-slip footwear is recommended
- the client may come in a bathrobe
treatment overview
This bath combines heat and strong mechanical stimulation caused by swirling water. Water is drawn from the tub by pumps and forced back through jets.
how it works
The unclothed client lies in a bath at a temperature of 35–37°C in a special tub whose bottom and sides are fitted with a series of water jets producing water streams. Sometimes a stream of air bubbles is mixed into the water jet, or massage by air bubbles is performed at the same time, similar to a bubble bath.
main indications
- suitable for chronic inflammatory and degenerative diseases of the spine and joints
- disorders of limb circulation
- insomnia
- neurological disease
- body regeneration
main contraindications
- acute illness
- vein inflammation, varicose veins
- general contraindications to hydrotherapy
alternative treatment
- whirlpool bath with bubble jets
- underwater massage
duration
- 20 minutes
what to bring
- the client may come in a bathrobe
treatment overview
This is a bathtub bath where the specific carrier of effect is Karlovy Vary mineral salt. Other additive options include, for example, tourmaline, lavender essential oil, citrus, etc.
how it works
The unclothed client is in a bath at a temperature of 35–37°C. By combining a warm bath with mineral salt or a selected additive and aromatherapy, tissue perfusion improves and the body relaxes overall. The bath has a pronounced sedative (calming) effect. Unless otherwise prescribed, the additive is not rinsed off after the bath.
main indications
- relief of muscle and nervous tension
- conditions after surgeries, injuries, serious illnesses
- chronic diseases of the musculoskeletal system
main contraindications
- acute illness
- general contraindications to hydrotherapy
duration
- 20 minutes
what to bring
- the client may come in a bathrobe
treatment overview
This is a bath in a bathtub where compressed air gently bubbles up from the bottom through bubble jets.
how it works
The unclothed client is in a bath at a temperature of 35–37°C. By combining the effect of a warm bath and micro-massage of the skin by air bubbles, tissue perfusion improves and the body relaxes overall. The bath has a pronounced calming effect.
main indications
- relief of muscle and nervous tension
- conditions after surgeries, injuries
- chronic diseases of the musculoskeletal system
main contraindications
- acute illness
- general contraindications to hydrotherapy
alternative treatment
- oxygen bath
duration
- 20 minutes
what to bring
- the client may come in a bathrobe
treatment overview
A natural peat bath is heated to a temperature range of 35–37°C. Peat has a high heat accumulation capacity and warms the body deeply. In addition to its analgesic effect, it also has excellent regenerative, anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties. Compared to a peat wrap, mud/peat baths have a more pronounced mechanical effect in combination with the effect of the contained substances.
how it works
The unclothed client is immersed in a thin, very warm bath. After the bath, a rinse with drinking water follows and then rest on a bed in a dry wrap.
main indications
- chronic rheumatic diseases
- urological, gynaecological and skin diseases
- suitable for inflammatory and degenerative diseases of joints and the spine
main contraindications
- unstable ischemic heart disease
- untreated or poorly treated high blood pressure
- acute illness or infection
- inflammation of varicose veins
- recently diagnosed cancer with ongoing treatment
- pregnancy
alternative treatment
- peat wrap
duration
- 20 minutes
what to bring
- the client may come in a bathrobe
treatment overview
Inhalations use mineral waters (Vincentka) that help relax bronchial muscle spasms – bronchodilation – widening their lumen, loosening mucus from the respiratory mucosa, providing an anti-inflammatory effect and disinfecting the airways.
- Eucalyptus
- Mucosolvan
how it works
The client arrives normally dressed, is escorted by a nurse to a table with an inhalation device, and then slowly inhales a cold aerosol through the nose and mouth while seated.
main indications
- bronchial asthma
- chronic respiratory diseases
- prevention against respiratory catarrh
- allergic symptoms in the respiratory tract, hay fever
- bronchopneumonia, chronic laryngitis, pharyngitis, sinusitis and rhinitis
main contraindications
- acute respiratory infection
alternative treatment
- oxygen therapy
duration
- 10–15 minutes
what to bring
- no special clothing or equipment
treatment overview
This involves inhaling medical oxygen. Its increased concentration in the blood stimulates the activity of the body’s cells, accelerates metabolic processes, increases nervous system activity and improves organ function.
how it works
Oxygen is administered via special nasal cannulas connected to a humidifying unit (a so-called nebulizer). During the application, the client sits calmly and maintains adequate hydration during the procedure.
main indications
- all conditions leading to reduced oxygen saturation of the blood
- stress, exhaustion
main contraindications
- acute illness
alternative treatment
- inhalations
duration
- 30–40 minutes
what to bring
- no special clothing or equipment
treatment overview
Magnetotherapy is a natural and body-friendly physical treatment method. The action of a pulsed magnetic field affects tissues at the cellular level, which can suppress or completely eliminate certain health problems and support the regeneration of cells and muscle tissue, reduce pain, dilate blood vessels and improve circulation in the treated area. It harmonizes the autonomic nervous system and has anti-inflammatory, anti-rheumatic and anti-swelling effects.
how it works
Applicators in the shape of a ring or a plate are placed on the relevant areas.
main indications
- degenerative, inflammatory and functional disorders of the musculoskeletal system
- neurological disorders
- skin diseases
main contraindications
- pregnancy
- pacemaker
- bleeding of any origin
- acute tuberculosis
- tumour diagnosis + chemotherapy treatment (as assessed by a physician)
- infectious or fungal diseases
- epilepsy
- haematological diseases
- hypotension
- cardiopulmonary decompensation
alternative treatment
- ultrasound
- DD currents
duration
- 20–40 minutes
what to bring
- no special clothing or equipment
treatment overview
Biostimul is a new-generation brand of environmentally friendly light-therapy systems, the first in the world to use the modern progressive phototherapy method FOTONYX for therapeutic and preventive purposes, with clinically proven analgesic (pain-relieving), anti-inflammatory and biostimulating (regenerative) effects. Results usually appear within a few days; in some cases, even after the first use.
how it works
The client removes clothing from the required area and a physiotherapist applies therapeutic light to the affected area from a distance of approx. 5–10 cm, i.e., it is a non-contact procedure. During the application, both the client and the therapist wear special protective glasses.
main indications
- musculoskeletal problems
- skin (dermatological) and dental issues
- lesions of the oral and nasal mucosa
- gynaecological issues, including during pregnancy and after childbirth
- circulatory system problems
- wound healing, painful conditions
- lifestyle diseases (allergies, diabetes, immunity, prostate, erectile dysfunction, sleep disorders, etc.),
- common colds or flu
main contraindications
- tumour diseases
- epilepsy
- increased thyroid function
- acute sources of infection (febrile conditions)
alternative treatment
- biostimulation lamp
duration
- 5–20 minutes
what to bring
- no special clothing or aids are needed
treatment overview
Therapeutic application of ultrasound waves with selected parameters.
how it works
A trained healthcare professional treats a physician-designated area of the patient’s body using a special ultrasound head through a contact medium. Ultrasound causes micro-massage of tissues accompanied by simultaneous warming at the application site. The result is increased blood flow and improved tissue nutrition, release of muscle contractures, scar correction, anti-inflammatory action and pain reduction in musculoskeletal disorders.
main indications
- vertebrogenic syndrome
- osteoarthritis
- joint hydrops (effusions), myalgia (muscle pain)
- chronic rheumatic inflammations
- Dupuytren’s contracture
- epicondylitis
- bone diseases
- certain skin diseases
main contraindications
- pregnancy
- bleeding of any origin
- tuberculosis, tumour diagnosis + chemotherapy treatment (as assessed by a physician)
- epilepsy
- haematological diseases
- hypotension
- cardiopulmonary decompensation
alternative treatment
- DD currents
- magnetotherapy
duration
- 5–20 minutes as prescribed by a physician
what to bring
- no special clothing or equipment
treatment overview
Electrotherapy uses various types of low-intensity electrical currents on the human body. This treatment increases blood flow in the affected area and relaxes muscles. Due to its analgesic effects, it is used especially for a range of painful conditions.
how it works
Trained medical staff place electrodes on the relevant area of the body as indicated by the physician. Electrodes are applied to the painful area or a joint (e.g., spine, shoulder, knee, etc.). The application is performed lying down or sitting, on the exposed part of the body. During the application, the client feels a pleasant tingling; there must be no pain at the application site.
main indications
- post-traumatic conditions (bruises and muscle strains, sprains, etc.)
- musculoskeletal disorders (back pain, cervicocranial and cervicobrachial syndrome, osteoarthritis)
- neuralgia, neuritis
- circulatory disorders (Raynaud’s disease, varicose veins, phlebitis, frostbite, ischemic disease of the lower limbs)
main contraindications
- pregnancy
- pacemaker
- bleeding of any origin, tuberculosis
- tumour diagnosis + chemotherapy treatment (as assessed by a physician)
- infectious or fungal diseases
- epilepsy
- haematological diseases
- hypotension
- cardiopulmonary decompensation
alternative treatment
- ultrasound
- magnetotherapy
duration
- max. 15 minutes – depending on diagnosis
what to bring
- no special clothing or equipment
treatment overview
We use instrumental lymphatic drainage to treat lymphatic swelling of the upper and lower limbs, whether primary (congenital) or secondary (post-operative conditions, after injuries, etc.). Before prescribing treatments, an examination by a specialist physician is necessary, who will distinguish these swellings from oedema caused by internal organ disorders. Instrumental lymphatic drainage is also used for its cosmetic effects.
how it works
Before the procedure starts, a lymph therapist performs a basic treatment of the lymph nodes. Then the client is fitted with special sleeves for the upper and lower limbs. The sleeves are divided into several air chambers which, using electromagnetic valves, are inflated with air under a certain pressure. The air compression stimulates manual lymphatic drainage. After the procedure, it is advisable to put a compression sleeve on the treated limb to maintain the drainage effect long-term.
main indications
- primary and secondary lymphedema
- gynoid obesity
- heavy and tired legs syndrome
- chronic venous insufficiency without inflammatory symptoms
- cellulite
- cosmetically disturbing swelling in the neck and head area
- painful osteoarthritis, especially of large joints
- reconditioning
main contraindications
- inflammation of the skin and soft tissues including phlebitis
- purulent skin wounds and ulcers
- untreated or recurrent tumour disease
- unstable increased thyroid function
- heart failure
- unstable bronchial asthma and chronic bronchitis
- unstable ischemic heart disease
- unstable high blood pressure
- severe liver or kidney dysfunction
- infections, especially bacterial
- abdominal pain of unclear aetiology
- vaccination within the last 5 days
- post-operative conditions where healing is not completed, or post-operative complications occur
alternative treatment
- manual lymphatic drainage
- lymphatic massage
duration
- 30 minutes
what to bring
- seamless elastic trousers and compression sleeves
treatment overview
Paraffin is a substance that can accumulate heat and, when changing from liquid to solid, releases heat by contact with its surroundings. This phenomenon is used in paraffin hand wraps. The treatment is indicated primarily for rheumatological conditions in a stage without active inflammation, and it is also popular for its side effect – it softens the skin.
how it works
Clean, disinfected hands free of jewellery and watches are dipped into a bath of paraffin at the staff’s instruction. For better wrap quality, the guest dips their hands three times, with short pauses to let excess paraffin drip off and to allow the already applied paraffin to slightly set. In the final phase, each hand is wrapped separately and the wrap is left to act.
main indications
- chronic rheumatic diseases, especially of the small joints of the hands
main contraindications
- open skin disease
- oncological diseases
- uncontrolled hypertension
alternative treatment
- whirlpool bath for upper limbs
duration
- 20 minutes
what to bring
- no special clothing or equipment
treatment overview
Peat is a black substance formed in nature by the decomposition of plants and is used for therapeutic purposes in a crushed state mixed with water. A mud/peat wrap has a temperature of 42–44°C, is applied to physician-designated parts of the body and left to act for 15–20 minutes. At the application site, the effect of contained substances is applied to the skin, especially sulfur compounds, iron and humic acids. This treatment increases blood circulation in tissues and the whole body, releases muscle tension and reduces pain. In addition to this analgesic and regenerative effect, the application of mud/peat baths and wraps also has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects.
how it works
The client undresses and lies down on a lounger. The peat is applied directly to the skin according to the schedule and the physician’s orders; after the exposure time, it is washed off with drinking water. This is followed by rest on a bed in a dry wrap.
main indications
- musculoskeletal disorders
- respiratory diseases
- metabolic diseases
- urological diseases
- nervous system disorders
main contraindications
- unstable ischemic heart disease
- poorly controlled high blood pressure
- acute illness or infection
- inflammation of varicose veins
- recently diagnosed cancer with ongoing treatment
- pregnancy
alternative treatment
- paraffin wrap
duration
- 20 minutes
what to bring
- the client may come in a bathrobe
treatment overview
A paraffin wrap is a form of thermotherapy in which a cotton cloth soaked in heated paraffin is applied to the bare part of the body prescribed by a physician, warming the joints. The heat source is the released latent heat as paraffin changes from liquid to solid. Because paraffin releases heat very slowly, joints, tight muscles or the spine are warmed gently.
An alternative may be a honey, chocolate or hemp wrap.
how it works
Paraffin sheets are placed on pre-designated parts of the client’s body and covered with a plastic sheet and a warm blanket. The guest lies with the wrap on a lounger for 20 minutes; afterwards, an orderly removes the covers and cleans the client.
main indications
- chronic rheumatic diseases
- spinal diseases and conditions related to the spine
main contraindications
- heart disease
- untreated or poorly treated hypertension
- skin diseases
- oncological diseases
alternative treatment
- partial mud/peat wrap
duration
- 20 minutes
what to bring
- the client may come in a bathrobe
treatment overview
Biostimul is a new-generation brand of environmentally friendly light-therapy systems, the first in the world to use the modern progressive phototherapy method FOTONYX for therapeutic and preventive purposes, with clinically proven analgesic (pain-relieving), anti-inflammatory and biostimulating (regenerative) effects. Results usually appear within a few days; in some cases, even after the first use.
how it works
The patient removes clothing from the required area and a physiotherapist applies therapeutic light to the affected area from a distance of approx. 5–10 cm, i.e., it is a non-contact procedure. During the application, both the client and the therapist wear special protective glasses.
main indications
- musculoskeletal problems
- skin (dermatological) and dental issues
- lesions of the oral and nasal mucosa
- gynaecological issues, including during pregnancy and after childbirth
- circulatory system problems
- wound healing, painful conditions
- lifestyle diseases (allergies, diabetes, immunity, prostate, erectile dysfunction, sleep disorders, etc.)
- common colds or flu
main contraindications
- tumour diseases
- epilepsy
- increased thyroid function
- acute sources of infection (febrile conditions)
alternative treatment
- biostimulation laser
duration
- 10 minutes
what to bring
- the client may come in a bathrobe
treatment overview
Under sterile conditions, a prescribed amount of carbon dioxide gas is injected under the client’s skin using a thin needle. This treatment increases tissue perfusion, releases muscle tension, reduces pain and affects reflex zones.
how it works
The client removes clothing and sits on a chair, or remains standing (as needed). A nurse injects the prescribed amount of gas into pre-determined sites according to the physician’s instructions. Most often, the gas is applied to the back area. During the application, the client feels a slight prick and, as the gas is injected, a strange, vague feeling of mild pressure, up to mild burning, or cold or warmth. These sensations subside very quickly.
main indications
- disorders of limb circulation
- ischemic heart disease
- degenerative joint and spine diseases with painful syndrome
main contraindications
- local inflammation of the skin and subcutaneous tissue at the application site
- blood clotting disorders
- anticoagulant therapy
alternative treatment
- group gas bath
- dry carbon dioxide bath
duration
- 5 minutes
what to bring
- the client may come in a bathrobe
Multisensory wellness treatment – a perfect experience for body and mind
Indulge in a unique treatment that combines the power of heat, steam, light, water and natural aromatherapeutic essences into one harmonious whole. This modern wellness ritual brings deep regeneration, relaxation and care that refreshes both body and mind.
The treatment uses a combination of hydrothermal technology, natural energies, chromotherapy, aromatherapy, massage showers, mineral and herbal essences, and precise temperature control. All of this creates an environment that induces deep relaxation, improves circulation, purifies the body and supports the natural renewal of vitality.
What the treatment does
- Energy reset and lightness
Heat, steam and gentle radiant infrared waves support muscle relaxation, improved circulation and faster elimination of toxins. The body warms deeply and activates its own regenerative processes. - Metabolism support and body shaping
Alternating heat and cold, together with intensive temperature stimulation, helps activate metabolism, reduce retained water and support care for problem areas. - Skin hydration and revitalization
A stream of fine steam, mineral mist and nourishing essences leaves the skin supple, elastic and visibly radiant. The combination of heat and moisture activates cell renewal processes. - Stress relief and whole-body harmonization
Aromatherapy and coloured light (chromotherapy) create a unique relaxing environment that calms the nervous system, supports balance and brings a pleasant sense of inner peace. - Refreshing water rituals
A system of massage showers enables stimulation of the whole body, supports blood circulation and brings immediate relief from tension. Thanks to modern technology, water jets can be precisely directed to the client’s needs. - An ideal complement to cosmetic and body treatments
The treatment is a perfect part of programmes focused on detoxification, slimming, improving skin quality, relaxation, lifting and remineralizing cures.
How the treatment works
- Initial tuning – pleasant warmth, dim light and aromatherapy create an environment for deep relaxation.
- Hydrothermal phase – warm steam and natural waves of heat warm the body and release muscle tension.
- Shower and water stimulation – gentle to more intense water streams activate metabolism and support circulation.
- Chromotherapy – a special light spectrum supports harmony, regeneration and mental well-being.
- Final relaxation – gentle airflow and aromatherapy bring a feeling of lightness and purity.
duration
- 25 - 35 minutes
Result
After the treatment, guests feel:
- relaxed,
- warmed through,
- lighter,
- with clean and radiant skin,
- physically and mentally regenerated.
It is a luxurious multisensory experience that combines modern technology with natural principles for a perfect wellness effect.
treatment overview
This treatment is a classic hydrotherapy bath with O2 administered at a temperature of 28–34°C.
how it works
The unclothed client immerses in the bath and remains completely still for the duration. The skin begins to be covered with a greater or smaller amount of oxygen bubbles. The initial feeling of cold is replaced by a mild feeling of warmth, blood pressure decreases and overall muscular and mental relaxation occurs.
main indications
- cardiovascular disease
- high blood pressure
main contraindications
- low blood pressure
- acute inflammation of the heart
- arrhythmia, tachyarrhythmia
- anaemia, weeping skin diseases
- damaged skin covering, epilepsy
- pregnancy
- other general contraindications to hydrotherapy
alternative treatment
- carbon dioxide bath
duration
- 20 minutes
what to bring
- no special clothing or equipment; non-slip footwear is recommended
- the client may come in a bathrobe