Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy involves breathing concentrated oxygen in a pressurised environment. This allows significantly higher levels of oxygen to dissolve into the blood plasma and reach areas of the body where circulation may be compromised.
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is suitable for individuals who require additional support for healing, recovery and inflammation management. It is commonly used when the body’s natural repair processes are under strain or when tissues require enhanced oxygen delivery to recover effectively.
Many clients combine HBOT with lymphatic drainage to enhance outcomes and support both tissue health and fluid movement.
Surgery places significant stress on the body and surrounding tissues. Reduced circulation, inflammation and fluid build-up can slow healing if not properly supported.
Swelling and inflammation after surgery can slow healing and affect comfort.
Persistent swelling may indicate reduced lymphatic drainage and requires specialist support.
Painful swelling, heaviness and easy bruising may be signs of lipoedema.
General swelling, puffiness and fluid retention can reflect lymphatic overload.
Advanced oxygen therapy to support healing, recovery and lymphatic health.
Many people experience overlapping symptoms. The best place to start is with a specialist assessment.
HBOT is a well-established therapy that increases oxygen delivery to tissues and supports healing and recovery.
Before booking, we review your medical history to ensure the treatment is appropriate for you.
Yes. Many clients combine both therapies as part of a structured recovery plan. Lymphatic drainage supports fluid movement while HBOT enhances oxygen delivery and tissue repair.
This varies depending on your goals, symptoms and medical history.
Some clients benefit from occasional maintenance treatments, while others require structured support over a period of time - particularly following surgery or when managing conditions such as lymphoedema.
We will guide you after your assessment.
Many clients feel lighter, less swollen or more relaxed after treatment. Some people notice increased thirst or tiredness as the body processes fluid movement - this is normal.
No referral is required. However, we are happy to work alongside your healthcare providers where appropriate.
Is Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy safe?The best starting point is a specialist assessment. This allows us to understand your needs and guide you toward the most appropriate support.
Monday/Tuesday/Friday 9am-6pm
Wednesday & Thursday 9am-8pm
Saturday 9am-5pm
Sunday CLOSED
The Bodhi Club
Red House Lane
Altrincham
WA14 5RL
CPASE
Faulkners Lane
Knutsford
WA16 7RN
