The equipment looks unusual. The experience follows a clear sequence: a gradual change in pressure, time to rest and an operator who remains in contact from beginning to end. The service is doctor-led through clinical governance and escalation; a doctor does not need to operate every routine session.
- Pressure
- 1.5ATA
- Oxygen
- Concentrated
- At pressure
- 60min
- People per chamber
- 1
Reached gradually.
The exact measured range remains held until equipment verification.
The standard session offered at booking.
Your own chamber.
From booking to leaving
The session, step by step.
- 01
Choose your time
Book online. No referral needed. Every Course includes a medical consultation. For a Course, the planner proposes ten dates from the goal you select; every date remains editable before payment.
- 02
Complete the declaration
Around 24 hours before session one, we send the consent information and one course-scoped medical declaration. Reception handles the routine process and escalates anything flagged.
- 03
Arrive and prepare
The team checks the practical safety rules and what can enter the chamber. You will remove battery devices, lighters, vapes and unsuitable products before treatment.
- 04
Hear the three-point briefing
Every visit covers how to clear your ears, how to speak to the operator and how the session is stopped. You remain in control throughout.
- 05
Go gradually to pressure
The chamber inflates over roughly five to ten minutes. Your ears may feel as they do during a flight; the operator talks you through clearing them.
- 06
Settle in
At pressure, you breathe concentrated oxygen and rest. You remain able to communicate with the operator throughout.
- 07
Return to normal pressure
Decompression is gradual. Once the chamber opens, you collect your things and leave. Most people continue with the rest of their day normally.
What you may notice
Your ears are usually the main event.
The pressure change can make your ears feel full, much like take-off or landing. The team shows you simple equalisation techniques before starting, slows the change when needed and can stop the session if you ask.
What to bring
Bring yourself. We manage the equipment.
Reception confirms the clothing and personal-item rules before your appointment. Tell the team about any health change before the chamber starts so it can be handled through the approved declaration and review process.
Your first session
Trying one hour is a valid way to decide.
One session is not a substitute for a research protocol built around repeated treatment. It is useful for a different reason: you learn how your ears respond, how the chamber feels and whether returning for a course is practical.
Ready when you are
Choose one session or plan a Course.
There is no consultation gate. Choose a suitable time online; the consent and declaration follow around 24 hours before the first appointment.
