Vacuum cleaner enthusiast

Has anyone actually tried this device treatment before?
I’m trying to figure out if it really does anything for varicose veins and broken capillaries.
Like, does it even work once things have already become visible, or is it just for when you first start noticing them?

Found this bit online:
http://www.lotos-zdravlje.com/medicinske-usluge.html

Also, does anyone have a ballpark idea of what the price tag looks like?

So, is nobody else seeing this? Does anyone actually know anything about this?
And if we're all just clueless, how are you guys even dealing with varicose veins?

Dear Tiger,

The Vacustyler isn't just fixing an issue; it’s actually preventing varicose veins and inflamed capillaries from developing in the lower body in the first place, which is why you see such visible improvement when dealing with broken capillaries.
It’s also fantastic for tackling cellulite, tightening connective tissue, and flushing out excess toxins. I’d say it’s a great option for anyone looking for top-tier vascular stimulation, including diabetics.
Beyond that, it's ideal for women dealing with lymphedema or general fluid retention, though you should definitely follow up a session with some Styler tea and plenty of water.

The tech was actually developed in collaboration with NASA and has a massive global footprint. Here in the States, you can find it at several locations; Dimani and Lotus offer it, and there’s a new boutique salon opening soon in a suburban area near a major city. You can also find it at Ariter clinics and Quest Diagnostics, though they use the Vacusport version specifically geared toward athletes and physical rehab.

I personally love it because you can see a noticeable difference in both skin texture and measurements after just one treatment, especially since I pair it with Weyergans products to boost the results.

Best...