Procedures

Procedures and prices

In this section you will find information about every procedure — what it is, which conditions it is aimed at, how long it takes and what it costs.

At Medica Kabomed procedures are not carried out “blindly”. Before starting, a short preliminary safety check is made — a questionnaire, a check for contraindications and an assessment of whether the chosen procedure is suitable for the particular patient.

Where there are risk conditions, accompanying diseases or specific complaints, a medical assessment may be needed before the procedure. The contraindications and precautions are described on the page of each therapy.

Molecular hydrogen (H₂) inhalation

Inhalation of molecular hydrogen

20 €

Duration

A session usually lasts 20–60 minutes, depending on the individual plan and the preliminary safety assessment.

The procedure's page

Hydrogen inhalation is a non-invasive procedure in which the patient breathes molecular hydrogen (H₂) through a device with a nasal cannula.

In the scientific literature molecular hydrogen is regarded as a redox-modulating molecule linked to the processes of oxidative stress, inflammatory regulation, cellular energy and recovery.

The procedure is aimed at supporting oxidative balance, general tone and recovery after physical, mental or metabolic load.

How does it work?

H₂ is the smallest molecule and can pass through biological membranes, reaching various tissues and cellular structures.

The literature describes a potential influence on reactive oxygen and nitrogen species, inflammatory mediators, mitochondrial function and cell signalling. That is why hydrogen inhalation is used as a complementary recovery procedure, not as a substitute for medical treatment.

What may it help with?

oxidative load;
fatigue and lack of tone;
recovery after physical or mental load;
stress and the need for relaxation;
metabolic load;
recovery programmes after illness;
programmes for general physiological regulation.

Common combinations

Hydrogen inhalation can be combined with photobiomodulation, PEMF, hydrogen water or the hydrogen bath, depending on the goal of the programme.

Where needed, the effect of a course can be tracked with d-ROMs/BAP for oxidative balance, HRV for autonomic regulation or other markers at the doctor's discretion.

Photobiomodulation (PBM)

Red and near-infrared light

20 €

Duration

A session usually lasts 10–20 minutes, depending on the area, the goal of the procedure and the individual protocol.

The procedure's page

Photobiomodulation is a non-invasive light procedure with red light around 660 nm and near-infrared light in the 810–850 nm range.

The procedure is aimed at supporting cellular energy, local microcirculation, tissue comfort, inflammatory regulation and recovery processes.

How does it work?

Light in the red and near-infrared spectrum can be absorbed by cellular structures involved in energy metabolism. One of the best-described photoacceptors is cytochrome c oxidase — complex IV of the mitochondrial respiratory chain.

The literature describes an influence on mitochondrial function, ATP production, nitric oxide, local microcirculation and cell signalling. Red light is used more often for more superficial tissues, and near-infrared light — for deeper structures.

What may it help with?

musculoskeletal discomfort;
stiffness and local tension;
recovery after physical load;
support for tissue discomfort after traumatic conditions, after assessment by a specialist;
inflammatory regulation;
fatigue and the need for general tone;
skin, local microcirculation and recovery programmes;
programmes for stress, redox balance and recovery.

Common combinations

PBM + H₂ — in programmes for redox balance, oxidative load and general recovery.

PBM + TECAR/PMCT — for musculoskeletal discomfort, stiffness, local tension and recovery after load.

PBM + PEMF — in programmes for relaxation, sleep, recovery and general tone.

Hydrogen bath

50 €

Duration

A session usually lasts 40–60 minutes at a controlled water temperature.

The procedure's page

A warm water procedure with water enriched with molecular hydrogen (H₂). The hydrogen bath combines relaxation, skin contact with H₂, support for peripheral microcirculation and a general recovery effect.

What may it help with?

stress and the need to relax;
muscle tension;
a feeling of heaviness in the body or legs;
recovery after physical or mental load;
skin comfort;
programmes for oxidative balance and general tone.

The procedure can be started after a short preliminary safety check — a conversation about your condition, measurement of blood pressure, pulse and saturation, and a check for contraindications.

Common combinations

Hydrogen bath + PBM — in programmes for relaxation, skin, microcirculation and recovery.

Hydrogen bath + PEMF — in programmes for sleep, stress, unwinding and general tone.

HRV/Kubios → hydrogen bath → PBM or PEMF relaxation — in programmes aimed at stress, autonomic regulation and recovery.

PMCT therapy

45 €

Duration

A session usually lasts 20–25 minutes, depending on the area, the intensity, tolerance and the chosen protocol.

The procedure's page

PMCT is a non-invasive procedure with peripheral magnetic stimulation, aimed at neuromuscular activation, muscle tension, spasm, local discomfort and support for movement.

The method uses a rapidly changing magnetic field that can activate the underlying nerves and muscles. This allows a deeply felt muscle activation or contraction without needles and without surface electrodes on the skin.

What may it help with?

muscle spasm and local tension;
stiffness and musculoskeletal discomfort;
chronic muscle tension;
lumbar and cervical complaints;
weakened or hard-to-activate muscle groups;
recovery after immobilisation;
functional recovery after traumatic conditions, after assessment by a specialist;
support for movement and neuromuscular control.

Common combinations

PMCT + TECAR — for muscle spasm, stiffness, local tension and musculoskeletal discomfort.

PMCT + PBM — in recovery programmes, for tissue comfort and local regulation.

PMCT + PEMF — in longer programmes for relaxation, recovery, sleep and chronic musculoskeletal discomfort.

TECAR therapy

Radiofrequency therapy with capacitive and resistive modes

45 €

Duration

A session usually lasts 25–30 minutes, depending on the area, the goal of the procedure, individual tolerance and the chosen protocol.

The procedure's page

TECAR therapy is a non-invasive physiotherapy procedure that uses radiofrequency energy in the range of about 0.3–1.2 MHz. It works through capacitive-resistive energy transfer — capacitive mode (CET) and resistive mode (RET).

The procedure may support local microcirculation, the release of muscle tension, tissue comfort, lymphatic and venous drainage and the recovery processes in the treated area.

How does it work?

In TECAR therapy the radiofrequency energy is delivered to the tissues and can produce controlled local warming. This distinguishes it from ordinary surface heating, because the effect is directed at the tissues in the treated area.

Local warming may support the vascular response, microcirculation, the release of tense structures and tissue exchange.

The two modes are chosen according to the goal of the procedure and the type of tissue. The capacitive mode is used more often for more superficial and well-hydrated tissues such as skin, subcutaneous tissue and muscles. The resistive mode targets deeper and more resistive structures such as tendons, fasciae, joints and periarticular tissues.

What may it help with?

musculoskeletal discomfort;
stiffness and local tension;
discomfort in the back, neck, shoulder, knee or hip area;
muscle and tendon complaints;
recovery after physical or sports load;
local swelling and a feeling of heaviness, after assessment by a specialist;
chronic joint and muscle complaints as part of a comprehensive recovery plan;
support for movement and tissue comfort.

Common combinations

TECAR + PMCT — for muscle spasm, stiffness, local tension and musculoskeletal discomfort.

TECAR + PBM — in programmes aimed at tissue recovery, local comfort, microcirculation and inflammatory regulation.

TECAR + PEMF — in longer programmes for recovery, relaxation, sleep and maintenance therapy.

PEMF therapy

20 €

210 € per month

Duration

A session usually lasts 20–40 minutes, depending on the area, the goal of the procedure and the chosen protocol.

In individual home programmes longer or overnight regimes can also be used, when this is appropriate according to the preliminary assessment.

The procedure's page

PEMF therapy uses a pulsed electromagnetic field with individually selected programmes. The method is non-thermal — it does not work by heating, but through interaction with the bioelectric and ionic processes in the tissues.

The goal is support for tissue regulation, microcirculation, neuromuscular balance, the perception of pain, recovery and autonomic regulation.

What may it help with?

chronic musculoskeletal discomfort;
stiffness and local tension;
joint and muscle complaints;
programmes for sleep, relaxation and stress;
recovery after physical or mental load;
support for microcirculation;
autonomic regulation and general recovery balance;
longer programmes for maintenance therapy at home.

Common combinations

PEMF + PBM + H₂ — in programmes for recovery, redox balance, general tone and physiological regulation.

PEMF + TECAR/PMCT — for musculoskeletal discomfort, stiffness, local tension and recovery after load.

PEMF + HRV tracking — in programmes for sleep, relaxation, stress and autonomic balance.

Collagen stimulation and tissue recovery

Photobiomodulation with red light at 630 and 660 nm

20 €

Duration

A session lasts 10–20 minutes according to the individual protocol.

The programme usually starts with a course of 9–12 sessions, after which the result is assessed; the recommended course follows the individual treatment plan.

The procedure's page

A non-invasive photobiomodulation procedure with red light at 630 and 660 nm, aimed at stimulating fibroblast activity and the natural processes of collagen synthesis and remodelling.

It is suitable for maintaining the density and elasticity of the skin, soft tissue recovery and support of regenerative processes. The procedure can be applied on its own or as part of an individual programme for recovery and healthy ageing.

How does it work?

The light energy triggers photobiological reactions in the cells and can influence cell signalling, metabolism and recovery processes. Unlike ablative laser procedures, photobiomodulation does not aim at controlled damage or removal of tissue.

When developing the protocols we measure the optical power in mW/cm² and calculate the delivered energy in J/cm² — so the procedure is reproducible and consistent with the published scientific data.

What may it help with?

reduced elasticity and density of the skin;
signs of photoageing;
fine lines and changes in texture;
slower skin recovery;
tendon and soft tissue complaints;
musculotendinous overload and sports injuries;
healthy ageing programmes;
preventive care for the connective tissue.

Before starting, a questionnaire, a check for contraindications and a medical assessment are carried out.

Common combinations

Photobiomodulation can be part of a broader programme with TEKAR, PMCT, PEMF, hydrogen therapy and a laboratory assessment of factors linked to recovery.

The combination is decided by a doctor after assessing the particular case.

Therapies by individual plan

We also offer PDT, vagus stimulation (tVNS) and infusion therapies.

These procedures are prescribed after a medical assessment and a check for contraindications. The price depends on the individual plan and is confirmed during the consultation.

All therapies are complementary and do not replace conventional medical treatment.