Oedema is the result of an imbalance between fluid intake and fluid removal, resulting in water accumulation in the interstitial spaces of the body. The increase in the volume of interstitial fluid leads to stagnation of these in the tissues or serous cavities, in quantities sufficient to become significant. The most noticeable symptom of this condition is swelling, manifested as a palpable, compressible lump (fossity). Over time, the stagnation of toxic substances in the tissues alters the state of the interstitial matrix, a very important structure that ensures the maintenance of the fundamental balance of our body, causing tissue intoxication and their subsequent modification, with evolution towards fibrosis.

The Influx method performs a pulsed and rhythmic action, capable of stimulating the interstitial stasis component typical of oedema, without causing traction or aspiration of the skin. The typical movement of the spheres in the opposite direction to that of the handpiece and the specific implementation of the treatment according to the protocols with Influx allow us to intensify the activity of the lymphatic system, producing a pumping action with the progressive movement of liquids, thus restoring the Balance, responsible for maintaining homeostasis within the vessels and the extracellular matrix. All this guarantees deep lymphatic drainage, which eliminates excess liquids.