Postoperative rehabilitation

Service Description

Postoperative rehabilitation is a crucial stage of recovery aimed at accelerating wound healing, reducing inflammation, restoring the functions of damaged tissues, and improving the patient’s overall condition. The Regenerator SF-01 device is a modern, non-invasive physiotherapy method that promotes faster recovery after surgery and helps reduce complications. How Regenerator SF-01 Works in Postoperative Rehabilitation Accelerated wound healing: The highly ionized electrostatic field generated by the device stimulates tissue regeneration, improves blood circulation in the affected area, and accelerates wound healing. This reduces the risk of infectious complications and supports faster tissue recovery. Reduction of inflammation and swelling: By improving microcirculation and metabolic processes, the device reduces inflammatory reactions and edema, making the rehabilitation process less painful and more comfortable for the patient. Pain relief and improved overall condition: The electrostatic field helps reduce pain sensations, providing greater comfort during the rehabilitation process. Activation of metabolism: Polarization of cell membranes enhances metabolic processes, enabling faster elimination of toxins and breakdown products formed during surgery and supporting overall body tone. Benefits of Using Regenerator SF-01 in Postoperative Rehabilitation Safety and comfort: The therapy is painless, non-invasive, and does not cause side effects, making it safe for patients undergoing any type of postoperative recovery. Faster recovery: Due to stimulation of metabolic processes and improved microcirculation, patients note a noticeable acceleration of wound healing and overall improvement in well-being. Compatibility with other rehabilitation methods: Therapy with Regenerator SF-01 can be combined with medication therapy, physiotherapy, and other rehabilitation measures to achieve optimal results. Reduced risk of complications: By accelerating wound healing and reducing inflammation, the therapy helps lower the risk of postoperative infectious complications. Recommended Course of Treatment Number of procedures: Typically, a course of 5 to 10 procedures is recommended, depending on the type of surgery and the patient’s condition. Procedure duration: 10–20 minutes.