Pressotherapy Systems Market - Global Industry Size, Share, Trends, Opportunity, and Forecast, Segmented By Application (Veno-Lymphatic Circulation, Adiposity Edema, Tired Legs, Reduction of Swelling, Others), By End User (Hospitals, Specialty Clinics, Others), By Region and Competition, 2020-2030F

Market Overview

Global Pressotherapy Systems Market was valued at USD 243.22 million in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 325.67 million by 2030 with a CAGR of 4.99% during the forecast period. The global market for Pressotherapy Systems is experiencing significant growth, driven by the growing sedentary lifestyle and aging population, along with increased health complications like diabetes and peripheral edema. Additionally, growing demand for painless low-cost treatment, coupled with increasing aesthetic consciousness among the population have significantly increased the demand for pressotherapy systems across different parts of the globe.

Additionally, the growing geriatric population across the globe, which is susceptible to different kinds of diseases and obesity, is further expected to increase the demand for different pressotherapy systems, thereby fuelling the market growth through 2028. Besides, growing awareness about advantages of using pressotherapy and diagnosis along with increasing healthcare expenditure on pressotherapy systems across the globe is further expected to support the pressotherapy systems market during the forecast period. Furthermore, growing prevalence of restless leg syndrome and rising exports of massage machine worldwide is anticipated to increase the demand for pressotherapy systems, thereby supporting the market growth. As per the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services data, healthcare spending in the US reached USD 4.1 trillion by 2020, representing 19.7% of the nation's economic output.

Key Market Drivers

Rising Prevalence of Chronic Lymphatic and Venous Disorders

Chronic health conditions such as lymphedema, deep vein thrombosis (DVT), and chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) are becoming increasingly common due to aging populations, sedentary lifestyles, obesity, and cancer survivorship. The World Health Organization and national health agencies have recognized these issues; for example, WHO data show that lymphedema impacts millions post-cancer treatment.

Pressotherapy system devices that apply controlled, sequential air compression—are clinically proven and non-invasive ways to support lymphatic and venous health. In countries like the United Kingdom and Canada, public health frameworks recommend pressure therapy as part of chronic wound and vascular care. Notably, the UK’s National Health Service includes pneumatic compression for lymphatic disorders, underscoring government acknowledgment of its therapeutic value.

As chronic illness and aging continue to strain healthcare systems (with cardiovascular and lymphatic diseases among top drivers of morbidity), demand for treatments like pressotherapy is expanding. Hospitals and clinics are adopting these systems to improve patient outcomes, reduce complications, and curtail hospital readmissions. This ongoing trend is expected to sustain market growth, ensuring pressotherapy remains integral to managing long-term circulatory conditions.

Shift Toward Non-Invasive, Outpatient Recovery and Wellness

Healthcare is undergoing a significant transformation toward outpatient, patient-centered care. Across OECD countries, policy emphasis now favors minimally invasive treatments and early rehabilitation—strategies aligned with better patient satisfaction, reduced healthcare costs, and shorter hospital stays.

Pressotherapy aligns perfectly with this paradigm shift: portable systems allow patients to receive compression therapy at home, in outpatient clinics, fitness centers, and wellness spas. Studies and pilot programs—supported by national health bodies—have shown that at-home pneumatic compression improves adherence for conditions like DVT and lymphedema.

Government priorities in reducing hospital burdens and supporting home care further underpin pressotherapy adoption. For example, Canada’s healthcare strategy includes reimbursement for medically necessary home care services, such as pneumatic compression equipment following surgery or vascular interventions. As more countries move toward value-based and decentralized care models, pressotherapy systems are seeing increased institutional and private investment.

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Key Market Challenges

High Cost and Access Barriers, Especially in Low‑Income Markets

Although therapeutic benefits are recognized, pressotherapy systems can carry a relatively high upfront cost, especially for devices with digital or smart features. For low-resource clinics and outpatient settings in developing countries, this can be prohibitive. Additionally, many national health schemes do not yet reimburse pressotherapy equipment, even when the therapy is clinically indicated. As a result, patients often pay out-of-pocket or choose less effective alternatives like compression stockings or manual lymphatic massage gaps that limit broader adoption. Without public funding or affordable rental programs, penetration of pressotherapy remains moderate. Addressing costs through leasing, clinic sharing models, or government subsidies will be critical for widespread use.

Environmental Concerns and Device Waste Management

Disposable pressotherapy accessories—such as single-use liners—generate medical waste, placing stress on healthcare disposal systems. Environmental regulations across Europe, North America, and parts of Asia Pacific now require proper segregation, recycling, and disposal of medical devices—even minimally invasive ones. While some manufacturers are exploring reusable or biodegradable options and take-back programs, these initiatives are not yet mainstream. Until sustainable materials become widely available, clinics may hesitate to adopt pressotherapy systems due to added waste management complexity, potential regulatory fines, and misalignment with institutional sustainability goals.

Key Market Trends

Wearable, Smart, and Mobile‑Compatible Designs

Pressotherapy devices are becoming progressively intuitive, portable, and digitally integrated. Advances include lightweight materials, wireless pneumatic pumps, app-controlled compression cycles, and real-time wearables to track limb volume and circulation velocity: Smart sensors ensure precise calibration to prevent excessive or insufficient pressure—key for thrombosis prevention and chronic edema.

Bluetooth integration enables remote monitoring by physiotherapists or clinicians, aligning with telehealth trends. Compact, battery-operated units empower consumers to use pressotherapy at home, in gyms, and while traveling. Digital health initiatives—such as the U.S. FDA’s Digital Health Center of Excellence—support these innovations. As connected health becomes standard, smart pressotherapy devices enhance convenience and treatment adherence.

Integration into Aesthetic, Fitness, and Wellness Programs

Pressotherapy is no longer confined to medical settings—it has firmly extended into the wellness and sports sectors. Licensed spas, athlete recovery centers, and body-contouring clinics now offer pressotherapy for cellulite reduction, detoxification, and post-exercise recovery. Government ministries of health, including those in Europe, have endorsed wellness-oriented health technology as part of preventive health initiatives. In countries like France and Germany, accreditation programs now include cosmetic therapies that support vascular health and lymphatic drainage. Athlete support systems—such as those used at the Olympic level—include pneumatic compression devices in recovery protocols. Domestically, consumer adoption is rising: pressotherapy boots and sleeves are now offered in home-use skus, enabled by direct-to-consumer platforms and e-pharmacies.

Segmental Insights

Application Insights

Based on Application, the Veno-Lymphatic Circulation application segment holds the largest market share. This dominance is primarily due to the widespread use of pressotherapy systems in managing chronic venous insufficiency, lymphedema, and related vascular conditions, which are increasingly prevalent among aging populations and patients recovering from surgeries or cancer treatments. Pressotherapy helps improve lymphatic drainage and blood flow, reducing fluid accumulation and inflammation in limbs. Governments and health authorities in developed nations like the United States, Canada, Germany, and Japan have long integrated pneumatic compression therapy into medical rehabilitation and chronic disease management protocols. For instance, the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) reimburses pneumatic compression devices for patients with lymphedema and chronic venous insufficiency, further fueling this segment's growth. Moreover, the World Health Organization (WHO) recognizes lymphatic filariasis—an extreme form of lymphatic blockage—as a public health issue in many tropical regions, prompting global health efforts to expand care options like non-invasive compression therapy. Hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and home care settings increasingly utilize pressotherapy devices as part of long-term treatment plans, reinforcing the central role of veno-lymphatic circulation management in this market.

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Regional Insights

Based on the region, North America currently leads the global pressotherapy systems market, reflecting the region’s advanced healthcare infrastructure, robust rehabilitative services, and strong emphasis on evidence-based vascular and lymphatic care. In many U.S. and Canadian hospitals, as well as outpatient rehabilitation centers, pressotherapy is routinely prescribed for conditions such as lymphedema, chronic venous insufficiency, post-surgical edema, and deep vein thrombosis prevention. National healthcare programs often cover treatment components that include pneumatic compression, supporting steady investment in both disposable and durable compression systems. The rise of outpatient medical specialties and value-based care models in North America has also fueled adoption. Pressotherapy aligns well with public health goals—reducing hospital readmissions, enabling early patient discharge, and avoiding complications of chronic fluid buildup. Home-based and portable pneumatic compression systems are frequently reimbursed under durable medical equipment (DME) programs, making them accessible for at-home care following surgical procedures or cancer treatment.

Additionally, the region’s focus on preventive healthcare and aging population initiatives has helped integrate pressotherapy into broader wellness and recovery regimens. Government-supported programs often include training and provision of rehabilitation tools to reduce long-term healthcare costs. Combined with a culture of early intervention, well-funded outpatient services, and reimbursement mechanisms for advanced compression therapy, these factors firmly establish North America as the dominant regional market for pressotherapy systems.

Key Market Players

• Devon Medical Products Inc.
• Mego Afek A.C. Ltd.
• BardoMed Sp. z.o.o.
• EUREDEC (France)
• HEAT Spa Kur Therapy Development Inc.
• DJO Global Inc.
• Doris Electronic Technology Co. Ltd.
• Elettronica Pagani Srl
• Guangzhou Creatbeauty Technology Co. Ltd.
• Novasonix Technology Sl.

Report Scope:

In this report, the Global Pressotherapy Systems Market has been segmented into the following categories, in addition to the industry trends which have also been detailed below:

• Pressotherapy Systems Market, By Application:

o   Veno-Lymphatic Circulation

o   Adiposity Edema

o   Tired Legs

o   Reduction of Swelling

o   Others

• Pressotherapy Systems Market, By End User:

o   Hospitals

o   Specialty Clinics

o   Others

• Pressotherapy Systems Market, By Region:

o   North America

§  United States

§  Mexico

§  Canada

o   Europe

§  France

§  Germany

§  United Kingdom

§  Italy

§  Spain

o   Asia-Pacific

§  China

§  India

§  South Korea

§  Japan

§  Australia

o   South America

§  Brazil

§  Argentina

§  Colombia

o   Middle East and Africa

§  South Africa

§  Saudi Arabia

§  UAE

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