At DakshinRehab in Moosapet, we use the BOA MAX 2 by METRUM CRYOFLEX (Poland) — the world's first and only sequential lymphatic drainage device based on the Dr. Emil Vodder manual lymphatic drainage technique. 24-chamber overlapping cuffs, 16 algorithms, full-body treatment. Serving Kukatpally, KPHB, and Miyapur.
Personalised, technology-driven rehabilitation in Moosapet, Hyderabad.
DakshinRehab uses the BOA MAX 2 Vodder algorithm to manage arm and breast lymphedema after cancer surgery — replacing daily manual drainage with consistent, effective sequential compression.
After liposuction, tummy tuck, or joint replacement, BOA MAX 2 accelerates fluid clearance and reduces DVT risk through calibrated sequential compression from 20 to 140 mmHg.
DakshinRehab uses the BOA MAX 2 Vodder algorithm to manage arm and breast lymphedema after cancer surgery — replacing daily manual drainage with consistent, effective sequential compression.
After liposuction, tummy tuck, or joint replacement, BOA MAX 2 accelerates fluid clearance and reduces DVT risk through calibrated sequential compression from 20 to 140 mmHg.
Varicose veins and heavy legs respond to the BOA MAX 2's sequential venous return protocol — improving circulation without medication and reducing swelling from the first session.
Related conditionPost-mastectomy arm swelling, post-surgery leg edema, and primary lymphedema respond to the BOA MAX 2 Vodder algorithm. DakshinRehab provides structured lymphedema management programmes with measurable circumference reduction.
Related conditionAfter liposuction, breast surgery, knee replacement, or spine surgery, BOA MAX 2 accelerates fluid drainage, reduces DVT risk, and speeds tissue healing. DakshinRehab integrates this with our comprehensive post-op rehabilitation programmes.
Related conditionElite athletes use pressotherapy for rapid lactate clearance, muscle recovery, and reduced delayed-onset muscle soreness (DOMS). DakshinRehab's SportsFit Elite programme now includes BOA MAX 2 sessions for faster return to training.
Related conditionVaricose veins, chronic leg swelling, and the 'heavy legs' sensation that IT professionals and healthcare workers experience respond well to sequential compression. The BOA MAX 2 improves venous return and reduces chronic discomfort.
From assessment to recovery — a structured approach to lymphatic health
Your physiotherapist assesses your condition — measuring limb circumference for lymphedema, reviewing surgical history for post-op patients, or evaluating recovery needs for athletes. We select the optimal BOA MAX 2 algorithm and pressure range (20–140 mmHg) for your specific condition.
Schedule Your AssessmentThe BOA MAX 2 delivers 24-chamber overlapping compression using the world's only Vodder-algorithm protocol. Full-body garments (pants + jacket) provide targeted lymphatic and venous drainage — replicating the gold-standard manual technique with microprocessor precision.
Explore Our TechnologyWe track measurable outcomes — limb circumference reduction, swelling scores, pain levels, and functional improvement. Lymphedema patients receive structured maintenance plans. Post-surgery and sports patients graduate to independent management.
Connect with Our Experts: +91 80192 99888Compression is the cornerstone of lymphedema treatment across all major clinical guidelines. The mechanism is mechanical, not metabolic: sequential compression reduces capillary ultrafiltration, prevents lymph from flowing backwards into the interstitial space, and supplies the 'muscle pump' effect that normally drives lymphatic return during activity — for patients who cannot generate that pump on their own.
External pressure raises the pressure in the tissue itself, so less fluid escapes the capillaries into the interstitial space to begin with — the swelling is limited at its source, not just moved around.
The chambers inflate in a directional sequence, holding fluid moving toward the lymph nodes instead of refluxing back into the tissue between compressions.
DakshinRehab clinical pathwayLymphatic return normally depends on muscle contraction during activity. After surgery, during immobility, or with a paretic limb, that pump is missing — sequential compression provides it externally.
24 overlapping chambers follow the directional flow, pressure gradient and timing of the Dr Emil Vodder manual lymphatic drainage technique, rather than simply squeezing the limb from the bottom up.
Clinical comparison
The APTA Academy of Oncologic Physical Therapy grades compression as a Grade A intervention at every stage of breast-cancer-related lymphedema. A meta-analysis of 14 randomised trials (n = 1,397) found intermittent pneumatic compression reduced lymphedema incidence after surgery by 64%, and a prospective study of 232 affected limbs recorded a 28% decrease in absolute limb volume alongside quality-of-life gains across seven of eight SF-36 domains at one year.
The trial evidence in post-surgical lymphedema points to sustained pressures at or below 40 mmHg over more than two weeks. Pressure is selected for your condition and tolerance — higher is not better.
In a randomised trial of patients with chronic leg swelling and recurrent cellulitis, compression therapy reduced recurrence from 40% to 15% — the trial was stopped early because the benefit was clear (NEJM, 2020).
“Compression is not a detox. It is a pump. When a patient cannot move a limb enough to drive lymph back on its own, we supply that pump — measured, repeatable, and checked with a tape measure every fourth session.”
Lie back and relax while 24 air chambers deliver precise, rhythmic compression. Sessions last 45–60 minutes. Most patients notice visible improvement from the first session. Here's your journey.
Personalised treatment algorithm selected
Comfortable and ready for treatment
Lymphatic and venous drainage activated
Measurable improvement tracked
Clear recovery roadmap
Sustained results with structured follow-up
From your first assessment to long-term management — here is what your BOA MAX 2 lymphatic drainage journey looks like at DakshinRehab Moosapet.
Comprehensive evaluation of your condition. Limb measurements, medical history review, and selection of the optimal BOA MAX 2 treatment algorithm. First treatment session with baseline measurements recorded.
Most patients notice visible reduction in swelling and improved comfort after the first 1–3 sessions. Your therapist fine-tunes pressure and algorithm settings based on your individual response.
Significant reduction in limb circumference for lymphedema patients, improved mobility for post-surgical patients, or faster recovery markers for athletes. Protocol adjustments as needed.
Post-surgical and sports patients typically complete their treatment course. Lymphedema patients transition to a structured maintenance schedule — typically 1–2 sessions per month for long-term management.
Medical-grade lymphatic drainage with measurable outcomes
Reduces lymphedema and chronic edema. Stimulates venous and lymphatic flow. Accelerates post-surgical recovery (especially after liposuction, breast surgery, joint replacement). Reduces DVT risk. Supports neurological recovery — spastic paralysis and peripheral nerve conditions.
Book Your AssessmentReduces cellulite and supports body contouring. Detoxification through enhanced lymphatic flow. Reduces muscle fatigue and soreness for athletes. Relieves 'heavy legs' for desk workers and professionals. Improves sleep quality and reduces stress. Enhances skin tone through improved circulation.
Learn More About WellnessNon-invasive and painless — deeply relaxing 45–60 minute sessions. No physiotherapist supervision required during the session. Feels like a deep rhythmic massage. Results visible from the first session for many patients. FDA-cleared and CE-marked medical device with an established safety profile.
Connect with Our Experts: +91 80192 99888The lymphatic system is your body's silent defence network. BOA MAX 2 at DakshinRehab Moosapet activates and optimises this critical system for stronger, more responsive immunity.
An efficient immune system significantly increases the chances of a mild course of infection or its avoidance. One of the key elements of its functioning is the lymphatic system, which supports the body's immunity around the clock. That is why it is so important to strengthen and stimulate it — especially during times of reduced physical fitness and limited fresh air exposure.
The lymphatic system cooperates with the cardiovascular system and participates in the transport of lymph containing proteins, electrolytes, and lymphocytes — which are essential for the body. Lymphocytes control attacks on microorganisms and pathogens that are dangerous to health and life.
Lazy and dormant lymphocytes may miss or not react quickly enough to pathogens, including viruses, appearing in the body. Such a lowered immune response allows them to multiply and spread. BOA MAX 2 sequential compression therapy activates lymphatic flow, keeping your immune cells alert and responsive.
Your lymphatic system is a vital defence network. Understanding what harms and supports it helps you make better recovery decisions.
Capillaries are the smallest structures of the lymphatic system. Their role is to collect tissue fluid from the interstitial space. Tissue fluid (lymph) contains, among others, water, proteins, large amounts of lymphocytes (immune cells) and enters the bloodstream to exchange substances with blood. Harmful substances which are detected are then collected and exchanged between blood and lymph and carried to the lymph nodes in the lymphatic system, from where they are further transported to be neutralized. This process is based on the difference in pressure between the blood capillaries, where the pressure is high, and the veins, where the pressure is lower. This one-way fluid movement is controlled by the valvulas. The point of contact between the lymphatic system and the circulatory system is the so-called thoracic duct, the role of which is to collect lymph from the upper left part of the body and the entire lower one, transporting it further to the left subclavian vein, and the right lymphatic duct collecting lymph from the upper right part of the body.
Patient safety is our first priority at DakshinRehab in Moosapet. BOA MAX 2 treatment is safe for most patients, but the following conditions require medical clearance or are contraindicated. Always inform your therapist of your complete medical history.
Acute Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) — Active blood clots in the legs are an absolute contraindication. Treatment must not proceed until DVT is resolved.
Peripheral Arterial Disease (ABI below 0.5) — Compression is contraindicated where arterial supply is significantly reduced. An ankle-brachial index must be measured before starting compression in at-risk patients, including those with diabetes or chronic leg ulcers. An ABI of 0.5-0.8 requires modified, medically supervised compression rather than standard pressotherapy.
Active Infections or Skin Conditions — Open wounds, cellulitis, or acute skin infections in the treatment area must be resolved before pressotherapy sessions begin.
Severe Heart Conditions — Cardiac failure or severe cardiovascular disease may worsen with increased venous return. Medical clearance from a cardiologist is required.
Acute Thrombophlebitis — Inflammation of veins with clot formation is a contraindication. Treatment may resume after the acute phase resolves with medical clearance.
Uncontrolled Hypertension — Blood pressure must be managed before beginning sequential compression therapy. Patients with controlled hypertension can proceed with medical clearance.
Active Malignant Tumours in Treatment Area — Patients with active cancer in the treatment zone must consult their oncologist before lymphatic drainage therapy. Post-cancer lymphedema management is appropriate with oncology clearance.
Clinical expertise supported by structured lymphatic technology
A clinical perspective on why we chose the BOA MAX 2 for DakshinRehab Moosapet.
Human Movement Specialist, Physiotherapist
“Manual lymphatic drainage is valuable, but it can vary with therapist technique and patient tolerance. The BOA MAX 2 gives us a reproducible way to support lymphatic flow, swelling control, and recovery planning. For lymphedema, post-surgery swelling, and sports recovery, it helps us apply pressure therapy in a measured, clinically guided way.”
Dr. Swapnagandhi, Human Movement Specialist, Physiotherapist
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Book an AppointmentBOA MAX 2 integrates with our comprehensive rehabilitation programmes
BOA MAX 2 lymphatic drainage can support swelling control after knee replacement, hip replacement, spine surgery, and cosmetic procedures. It is combined with structured post-surgical physiotherapy to improve comfort, mobility, and functional progress.
View Post-Surgery ProgrammeAthletes may use BOA MAX 2 alongside our SportsFit Elite programme, 3D gait analysis, shockwave therapy, and sport-specific rehabilitation to support training tolerance and return-to-play planning.
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