Silicone pack thermotherapy is a medical spa procedure that uses the thermal properties of silicone to treat and relax the body’s tissues. This therapy is mainly aimed at locally heating the treated area by applying special silicone-filled packs.
During the silicone pack thermotherapy session, the silicone packs are heated to an appropriate temperature and then applied to selected areas of the body. These packs are soft and flexible, allowing them to easily adapt to the contour of the body for effective and comfortable contact.
Silicone is a material that has excellent thermal properties, being able to absorb and retain heat efficiently. When silicone packs are applied to the skin, heat is transferred to the underlying tissues, resulting in dilation of blood vessels and improved local circulation. This therapeutic warming can have multiple benefits for the body.
The benefits of thermotherapy with silicone wraps include muscle relaxation, pain reduction, relief of inflammation and improved joint flexibility. This therapy can also help remove toxins and metabolic waste from the tissues, facilitating the body’s detoxification process.
Thermotherapy with silicone packs can be used for a wide range of conditions such as musculoskeletal conditions (such as back pain, arthritis, tendonitis), muscle tension, fibromyalgia and other conditions associated with muscle discomfort and tension. This therapy can also be beneficial in relaxing and revitalising the body and is useful for wellness and relaxation purposes.
It is important to note that thermotherapy with silicone packs should be carried out under the supervision and recommendation of a specialist in the field of spa medicine. It will determine the appropriate parameters for therapy, such as the temperature of the packs and the duration of sessions, depending on the patient’s needs and health condition.
It is recommended that you talk to your balneologist before starting thermotherapy with silicone packs to assess the benefits and potential risks for your individual situation.
