Air Compression massage chairs use air cells to squeeze areas all around the body to lessen pain in the joints and muscles. Compression therapy relieves pain because it targets the lymphatic system and this will help increase circulation.

Poor circulation causes swelling which leads to pain in the first place. In a massage chair, in order to reach all of the right places, it is important to have air compression so the body can be held in place to prevent pain or injury.

If it becomes uncomfortable, the air compression airbags can be adjusted or turned off entirely to accommodate everyone. In those great stretches, airbags are there too which push on the hips and shoulders while the rollers knead the back for that stretching effect. 

HOW AIR COMPRESSION MASSAGE IS PERFORMED: 

Air compression is performed by inflating airbags or air cells which expand to apply a squeezing-like pressure. Air bags are usually placed around the shoulders, arms, calves, and feet. Special locations for air compression that not all chairs have is airbags located on the sides of the head and the waist. To learn more about which massage chairs use Air Compression, click HERE.

Choosing an air compression massage chair offers a variety of benefits aimed at improving wellbeing and relaxation. Airbags are used in air compression massage chairs to provide a full-body massage experience.

They imitate the physical manipulation found in traditional massage, assisting in the promotion of blood circulation, the relief of muscle tension, and the improvement of lymphatic flow.

A knowledgeable massage chair representative can be reached by calling 800-416-4304 or by chatting with us online 24/7.