Advanced Lymphatic Massage -
Where Ancient Wisdom Meets Modern Technology

Our lymphatic therapy supports numerous medical conditions:

• Post-cancer surgery recovery, including breast cancer
• Support during and after cancer treatment
• Chronic venous insufficiency
• Lipedema and lymphoedema
• Rheumatoid arthritis and fibromyalgia
• Post-liposuction recovery
• Sinus congestion
• General well-being and self-care

By enhancing lymphatic fluid movement and blood flow, our treatments help:

• Reduce heaviness and fluid build-up in the lower body
• Support tissue reabsorption
• Boost white blood cells and immune function
• Enhance overall health through systematic lymph drainage
• Promote natural detoxification

A systematic review of research confirms these benefits for long-term wellness.

Treatment frequency depends on your specific goals:

• Post-surgery recovery: 2-3 sessions per week for 2-4 weeks
• Lymphedema management: Initial intensive phase with daily MLD sessions, followed by maintenance
• General wellness: 1-2 sessions monthly
• Aesthetic goals: Weekly sessions for 4-6 weeks, then monthly maintenance

For optimal results:

• Stay hydrated before and after treatment
• Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing
• Practice deep breathing exercises before your session
• Avoid heavy meals 2 hours before treatment
• Bring any relevant medical records or surgical information
• Consider wearing compression garments post-treatment if recommended

While lymphatic drainage isn’t primarily a weight loss treatment, it supports your body’s natural detoxification processes and can help:

• Reduce water retention and fluid build-up
  Improve metabolic function
• Enhance blood flow and circulation
• Support fat metabolism
• Reduce the appearance of cellulite in the lower body

Combined with proper nutrition and exercise, lymphatic massage can complement your weight management goals.

Lymphatic massage can be safely performed during pregnancy with modifications by our certified lymphedema therapist. It’s particularly beneficial for:

• Reducing pregnancy-related swelling
• Improving circulation
• Managing fluid retention
• Supporting overall comfort and well-being

Always inform your therapist of your pregnancy stage and any complications.

Lymphatic drainage massage (MLD) differs significantly from traditional massage:

• Focuses specifically on lymphatic vessels and nodes
• Uses gentle pressure rather than deep tissue techniques
• Follows precise lymph pathways through areas like the collarbone and armpits
• Enhances white blood cells and immune function
• Requires specialized training in decongestive therapy
• Integrates deep breathing exercises

While both offer therapeutic benefits, they serve different purposes and use distinct techniques.