The Victoria III Medical massage chair features two massage roller systems operating on a 55 in track, boosting 18 automatic therapeutic programs, 12 specialized massage techniques, back heating, an LCD remote control, calf kneading, an automatic leg extension system, and five intensity levels for 4D massage.
Victoria III Medical provides one of the most comprehensive massage experiences. With 18 automatic therapeutic programs and 12 therapeutic massage techniques, it is specifically designed to address issues such as muscle contractures, stiffness, poor posture, and sciatic nerve pain. Whether you choose kneading, two types of tapping, kneading combined with tapping, two shiatsu variations, the grasping program, or the four 4D massage variations, you will experience maximum relief by the end of your massage session.
Imagine having four therapeutic hands working simultaneously on your back muscles. Victoria III Medical's new stretching and dual traction function makes it an ideal solution for individuals experiencing lower back pain from the sciatic nerve or upper back pain due to muscle contractions and poor posture. The new dual-massage system technology delivers remarkable results.
Victoria III Medical redefines massage therapy with advanced 4D technology, allowing the primary massage system to reach deep muscle layers for an effective and precise massage. The second system was introduced for medical purposes because the most common back pain occurs in the lumbar region, as it supports most of the weight in the upper part of the body. This massage chair provides five intensity levels and allows users to focus the main massage robot on a fixed point, whether in the upper back, lumbar area, or the entire back.
The second massage system focuses on the sacral region, targeting lumbar pain caused by the sciatic nerve by releasing muscle tension in this area. The FLEX spine traction 2. With full reclining, the body is positioned almost horizontally, reducing spinal pressure and improving blood circulation. The massage rollers move slowly, paying special attention to each area of the back.
