The present invention provides an improved bilateral compression device for post-operative surgical site, the bilateral compression device including a central cavity presented by an outerwall and a circumscribing sidewall, the central cavity in receipt of a post-operative pillow further comprising an outer membrane separated from an inner membrane for exerting a central compressive force towards the post-operative surgical area which varies from a surrounding compression force.

A device for carrying out a relaxation treatment on the forehead of a person by producing a continuous liquid stream the device including an outlet nozzle for forming the liquid stream; a liquid reservoir; a sliding unit for reciprocating movement of the outlet nozzle in a lateral direction; at least one circulation pump; a pipe system connecting the outlet nozzle and/or the liquid reservoir with the circulation pump; and a housing. In order to simplify the use of the device, which is readily transportable and can be used without special knowledge of the treatment, it is provided that the housing has a base housing element and a top housing element wherein the top housing element is pivotally connected to the base housing element so that the device can be brought from a collapsed transporting state to an opened operating state.

Provided is a wearable transcutaneous electrical acupoint stimulation physiotherapy device for preventing and treating postoperative cognitive dysfunction, including a head-mounted wearable device, a hand wearable device and a knee wearable device; where the head-mounted wearable device includes a forehead-shaped piece, a head coronal plane adjustable ring elastic belt, a head sagittal plane adjustable ring elastic belt, a first slidable electrode fixing block, a first electrode pad and a first sliding guide groove.

A massage device includes a hot and cold compress member that is connected to a circulating water tank via a connection pipe. An accommodating body is located between a water bag and a main body, and includes a heat conducting member, a cooling member and a heat dissipating member. The circulating water tank is connected to a control body which controls the operation of the heat conducting member, a cooling member. Water circulates through the water bag by a first pipe and a first pump, and the temperature of the water is controlled to provide appropriate temperature to enhance blood circulation of the users. The water bag is fastened to the accommodating body without using screws or bolts to avoid from being rusted and leakage.

There is provided a method for training a mimetic muscle, comprising preparing a massage roller, the massage roller including a roller base made of a material free of elastic deformation, and a plurality of elastic ridges formed on a circumferential roller surface of the roller base so as to continuously extend in a direction along an axis of rotation of the roller base such that adjacent ridges in a rotational direction of the roller base are spaced; and creating a certain facial expression on a face so as to contract, in a contracting direction, a mimetic muscle to be trained; and reciprocating the massage roller along a continuously extending direction of the mimetic muscle with a location of a face skin corresponding to one end portion of the mimetic muscle being pressed so as to pull the mimetic muscle in a direction opposite to the contracting direction.

The present invention provides an improved bilateral compression device for post-operative surgical site, the bilateral compression device including a central cavity presented by an outerwall and a circumscribing sidewall, the central cavity in receipt of a post-operative pillow further comprising an outer membrane separated from an inner membrane for exerting a central compressive force towards the post-operative surgical area which varies from a surrounding compression force.

A device for treating nasal congestion and/or relieving sinusitis symptoms in a patient comprises: a vibration generator, a fastener configured to attach the vibrator to a location adjacent to the patient's nasal cavity, nasal passageway or sinuses and a generator of a fluid stream which delivers the fluid stream to the respiratory tract of the patient. The vibration includes a motor, an eccentric member rotatable by the motor and an impact member mechanically linked to the eccentric member such that the impact member is vibratable by the eccentric member.

Embodiments of a multifunctional head massager are disclosed. The multifunctional head massages includes a helmet including a front shell and a rear shell, and a controller connected to the helmet. A blinder for massaging eyes is detachably connected to the front shell. In the present invention, the blinder is detachably connected to the front shell, so that the head massager has the eye massage function at the same time. When users do not want to massage their eyes, the blinder can be removed, and the head massage function is not affected.

An erotic dream induction apparatus includes an inflatable air bladder, such as a rubber balloon, to induce sexual arousal via genital stimulation. The air bladder is brought into contact with either the penis or vagina of the user, and/or is inserted into the anus and/or vagina of the user. In one embodiment, the air bladder is brought into contact with the penis, vagina, and/or anus of the user by being maintained in position near, against, or around the penis, vagina, and/or anus by means of straps or pockets in stimulation underwear, such that when the air bladder is inflated, the air bladder makes contact with at least a portion of the penis, vagina, and/or anus of the user. The air bladder is repeatedly inflated and deflated by pumps and/or valves.

A cradle for facial support of a prone patient's head, the patient's head having a glabellar acupressure point between his or her eyes, the cradle including an E cushion having upper and lower ends, and having left, right, and medial arms, each arm among the left, right, and medial arms having proximal and distal ends; the E cushion's medial arm being adapted for, upon the facial support of the patient's head, impinging against his or her glabellar acupressure point; the cradle further incorporating a rigid base fixedly attached to the E cushion's lower end and velcro pads for releasably mounting the E cushion upon the support bracket arms of an examination table.