Waist Cuff Size L 4-Chamber PQ-1000

For treatment of the upper thigh, hip, buttocks, and abdominal area, you can choose from two types of cuffs: pant and waist cuff.

You need these cuffs if your lymphedema extends all the way to your thigh. In this case, besides the leg, your waist also requires treatment.

Another application area is beauty care, specifically cellulite and orange peel treatment, as well as fat removal after cavitation (fat reduction treatment).

The pant cuff provides more effective treatment as it completely surrounds the thigh and buttocks.

The waist cuff can be imagined as a miniskirt, so the inner side of the thigh and the lower part of the buttock do not receive treatment.

Pant cuff

The pant cuff ensures effective and completely circular treatment of the upper thigh, buttocks, and lower abdominal area.

This is an ideal tool for thigh-hip lymphedema.

It features three zipper rows, allowing its size (width) to be adjusted over a wide range. In the illustration below, the numbers indicate: smallest - medium - maximum size.

Excellent for beauty care purposes, especially for cellulite and orange peel treatment, as well as after cavitation (fat reduction treatment).

The pant cuff has a "built-in" airchamber, meaning no separate airhose needs to be ordered.

Waist cuff

The cuff should be worn like a belt, starting where the pant cuff ends. It can be secured to the appropriate size with a hook and loop fastener.

The belt-like waist cuff is less effective than the pant cuff but is more affordable.

Suitable for compression therapy and beauty treatments such as cellulite and orange peel care.

An airhose must be ordered separately for the waist cuff.

Before choosing a cuff, measure your circumferences at the following places: abdomen, a palm-width below the navel - hips. With these measurements, you can select the correct size.

P = pant cuff • M-L waist cuff selectable sizes • Green line and italic number: length size in cm • Red line and bold number: circumference size in cm