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Lymphatic drainage involves stimulating the lymphatic system to work. Its task is to ensure that lymph is transported from the place where it has accumulated to individual lymph glands, which then effectively absorb the excess. This method also stimulates the lymphatic system to work.

A physiotherapy treatment using medium-frequency currents (usually 4000 Hz) to treat pain, reduce swelling and stimulate muscles.

Diadynamic therapy (Bernard currents) is a type of electrotherapy that uses low-frequency currents (50 and 100 Hz) modulated by direct current, which have a strong analgesic and hyperemic effect and reduce muscle tension.

Phonophoresis (also known as ultrasonic phonophoresis) is a physiotherapy treatment that uses ultrasound to deliver medicinal substances through the skin.

Galvanisation is a physiotherapy treatment in the field of electrotherapy, using low-voltage direct current flowing between two electrodes (anode and cathode) placed on the patient's body.

Vacuum massage is a non-invasive treatment that shapes the body, reduces cellulite and firms the skin.

Ultrasound in physiotherapy is a method that uses mechanical vibrations (1–3 MHz) to produce therapeutic effects: analgesic, anti-inflammatory, muscle relaxation and accelerated tissue healing.

Iontophoresis is a physiotherapy treatment using direct current, through which various medications can be introduced into the body, including anti-rheumatic, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, scar tissue softening, blood vessel dilating and wound healing accelerating agents.

Local cryotherapy is a physical therapy treatment involving exposure of a selected part of the patient's body to nitrogen or carbon dioxide vapours at very low temperatures, usually ranging from around -100 degrees Celsius to as low as -180 degrees Celsius.

Magnetic therapy is a popular, painless physiotherapy treatment that uses a pulsating low-frequency magnetic field (usually 1–100 Hz) for deep tissue stimulation.

TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation) is a non-invasive physical method of relieving acute and chronic pain using low-frequency electrical impulses.

Interference currents (Nemec currents) are an electrotherapy treatment using medium-frequency currents (1000-10000 Hz) which, when superimposed on tissues, have an analgesic effect, improve circulation, reduce swelling and stimulate muscles.

Trabert currents are a type of low-frequency electrotherapy (143 Hz) that uses unidirectional square waves (2 ms pulse, 5 ms interval). They have a strong analgesic, hyperemic and muscle relaxant effect.

Russian stimulation (Kotz currents) is a method of electrostimulation that uses medium-frequency currents (2500–10,000 Hz) for intensive training and rehabilitation of properly innervated skeletal muscles.

This is a physiotherapy method used mainly for muscle stimulation and pain relief therapy.

This is an electrotherapy treatment that uses medium-frequency currents, modulated at a low frequency, to stimulate skeletal muscles.

It is a type of high-voltage electrotherapy that uses very high voltage (often 100–500 V) but very short duration current pulses.

This is an innovative method of physical therapy that uses a high-intensity electromagnetic field (up to 3 Tesla) that penetrates deep into the tissues.

It is an effective, non-invasive physical method that uses high-energy acoustic waves to treat chronic musculoskeletal pain, heel spurs, tennis elbow and tendonitis.

This is a type of electrotherapy that uses high-frequency currents (electromagnetic field) to deeply warm tissues, which reduces pain, inflammation, swelling and accelerates regeneration.

This is a popular physiotherapy treatment that uses infrared (IR) and visible radiation to deeply warm tissues. It relieves pain, relaxes muscles, improves blood circulation and accelerates regeneration.