LymphaTouch Medical Negative Pressure Device

LymphaTouch® is a medical-grade negative pressure therapy (also known as vacuum massage or targeted cupping) used to improve healing, reduce swelling and restore movement in scar tissue. At Restore Therapy Clinic in London Harley Street and Somerset, we integrate LymphaTouch® into personalised scar treatment plans to optimise your recovery.

What is LymphaTouch® (Vacuum Massage Therapy)?

LymphaTouch® uses controlled suction to gently lift and release the skin and underlying tissues. This action increases the space between tissue layers, allowing improved circulation, lymphatic drainage and fluid movement.

The device combines negative pressure with mechanical stimulation to activate the lymphatic system and soft tissues, supporting healing and recovery.

Why Use LymphaTouch®?

Unlike traditional massage, LymphaTouch® works by lifting and decompressing the tissue rather than pressing into it. This makes it particularly effective for sensitive, swollen or fibrotic areas.

  • Targets deeper tissue layers
  • Improves lymphatic drainage more effectively
  • Reduces pressure on sensitive or painful scars
  • Enhances results when combined with scar massage

How does LymphaTouch® work?

LymphaTouch® is particularly effective for treating scar tissue that is tight, adhered, thickened or restricting movement.

  • Softens fibrotic and thickened scar tissue
  • Releases adhesions between tissue layers
  • Improves mobility and flexibility
  • Reduces swelling and post-operative oedema
  • Supports lymphatic drainage
  • Improves circulation and tissue hydration

By lifting and mobilising tissue rather than compressing it, this treatment allows for more effective release of restriction and improved tissue function.

 

What Can The LymphaTouch® Device Help With?

  • Post-surgical swelling and oedema
  • Fibrosis and thickened scar tissue
  • Restricted movement caused by adhesions
  • Pain, tightness and sensitivity in scar tissue
  • C-section and abdominal scars
  • Breast surgery (lumpectomy, mastectomy, reconstruction)
  • Burn scarring