Kinesiotaping

Kinesiotaping – an Effective Therapy Method

How does taping work?

Taping extends the work of a physiotherapist and masseur. If a massage lasts for 1 hour, the effect of lymphatic drainage with tapes will last for 4-5 days.

In the application area, blood and lymph flow improve, and pressure in subcutaneous tissues decreases. Meanwhile, lymphatic drainage combats various discomforts.

The effects of taping on the body include:

Reducing and often eliminating pain
Activating metabolic processes
Restoring functional muscle activity
Improving blood and lymph circulation at the application site
Exhibiting anti-edema and analgesic effects
Fixating muscles, ligaments, and taped joints
Physiologically improving poor posture
Reducing fat tissue and minimizing cellulite During taping, receptors responsible for muscle tension and relaxation are influenced.

Currently, kinesiotaping has extensive applications in rehabilitation, cosmetology, is recommended for pregnant women, athletes, children, and the elderly.

However, this procedure also has contraindications:

Skin diseases, inflammatory conditions
Severe cardiovascular diseases
Severe kidney diseases
High-stage diabetes
Deep vein thrombosis of the lower limbs
Individual intolerance

The type of application and method of use determine the specific problem that can be addressed.

Applications are recommended to be worn for 3-5 days, and the procedure should be repeated 5-7 times. The best results can be achieved by combining taping with massage.

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