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COMPEX Therapy Ljubljana
Electrical muscle stimulation
At the NYD clinic in Ljubljana, we treat all types of injuries and chronic and acute pain resulting from surgery, lifestyle or activity.
Electrical muscle stimulation for better fitness
Physiotherapists use electrotherapy to relieving pain, promoting healing of soft tissue problems or stimulating muscle fibres to activate. The main electrotherapy method used in the NYD physiotherapy clinic to complement our manual approach and exercise prescription is Compex (Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES)) therapy.
COMPEX - Electrical muscle stimulation
Muscle stimulation is an artificial way of activating a muscle. If you are recovering from an injury, in the rehabilitation and recovery phase after surgery, or suffering from arthritis, your muscles may start to atrophy (die). Electrical muscle stimulation with COMPEX therapy can be an ideal tool to start you on the road to recovery, as it can stimulate muscles to form, function properly and gain strength without causing the pain of injury or arthritis. Muscle stimulation devices work by mimicking the impulses sent by the brain, causing the muscle to respond (contract and relax) accordingly. In this way, the muscle recovers and improves its performance through the action.
Our professional and highly trained staff can manipulate the frequency of the pulses to provide the following benefits of muscle stimulation:
- Improving the ability to gain muscle
- Increased muscle volume and strength
- Pain relief
- Reduction of swelling
Price list for all physiotherapy services
Physiotherapy treatment (up to 30 min)
60€
Physiotherapy treatment (up to 60 min)
80€
Physiotherapy treatment (up to 90 min)
100€
Package of 6 physiotherapy treatments (5+1 free)
400€
Package of 10 physiotherapy treatments (8+2 free)
640€
Physiotherapist answers to your questions
Electrical muscle stimulation is therapy that uses electrical impulses to induce muscle contractions, which helps increase muscle strength, improve blood circulation and aid rehabilitation processes.
Yes, when used correctly and under professional guidance, muscle electrical stimulation is safe. However, it should not be used by people with certain medical conditions, such as heart problems or epilepsy.
Electrical stimulation promotes muscle growth and development, but not fat loss. This is usually done through exercise and diet. However, the most effective way to achieve a healthy physique is to combine muscle growth and development (including electrical stimulation) with regular exercise and a balanced diet.
Our patients' opinions
I went to many therapies because of problems with maintaining muscle mass, but at the NYD clinic, my search for electrical stimulation finally ended because I found the right help and the right therapy. A superb service, so I give a good vote for the NYD clinic for anyone who is torn between several options.
With the help of therapies like COMPEX at the NYD clinic, I can take my sporting career to an even higher level than I could otherwise.
Great team, no waiting and a good atmosphere. I RECOMMEND!
Top quality. My muscles can be beautifully tightened and sculpted also thanks to this COMPEX electrostimulation therapy.
NYD team:
Physiotherapy
NYD's physiotherapy experts have the expertise to provide such therapies and treatments professional experience. The procedures themselves are carried out safely and professionally, as this is the only way to ensure the best results for our clients.
Maja Berčič
qualified physiotherapist
Maja Berčič is a young and energetic physiotherapist who carries out her work with great dedication and professionalism. Her undergraduate studies have given her a solid knowledge base, which she regularly improves by attending professional seminars and training courses. She specialises in rehabilitation after musculoskeletal injuries and surgical procedures. Her work is based on a holistic approach, paying attention to both the physical and psychological state of the individual.
She started gaining experience during her studies, when she provided individual physiotherapy treatments and sports massages in fitness centres. She also became a licensed personal trainer, which helped her to further develop her skills in designing therapeutic exercise programmes.
She completed her internship at the UKC Ljubljana and subsequently took up a job there, where she furthered her knowledge in the field of physiotherapy through continuous training in manual therapy and by keeping up to date with the latest methods and research in the field of physiotherapy. In 2021, she continued her work in private physiotherapy clinics and joined the NYD clinic team in early 2023.
Maja used to be a professional volleyball player. She has also experienced many challenges, obstacles and injuries along the way, which has given her a deep understanding of her patients' needs when rehabilitating from injuries or dealing with acute and chronic pain. Her experience of how to cope with injury and regain function provides patients with a motivating and empathetic environment in which they feel understood and supported on their rehabilitation journey.
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