Restore Vitality with Gentle Lymphatic Massage Therapy
A gentle, specialized technique to boost detoxification, reduce swelling, support immune function, and accelerate recovery for overall wellbeing.
Our Lymphatic Drainage Massage Offerings
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Choose our signature Lymphatic Drainage Massage — 90 minutes to detoxify and decongest.
Lymphatic Drainage Massage – 90 Mins
$135.00A light, rhythmic 90-minute massage designed to encourage the movement of lymph fluid. This specialized treatment helps the body eliminate toxins and reduce water retention and swelling. It is a restorative and vitalizing service that supports the immune system and promotes healing.
Why Choose Our Lymphatic Massage
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Experience expert, nurturing care focused on lymphatic health, recovery, and lasting wellness.
Specialized Gentle Technique
Practitioners use light, rhythmic strokes to stimulate lymph flow, gently reducing fluid buildup and promoting natural detoxification.
Detox and Recovery
Helps accelerate post-surgical recovery, eases swelling, and supports removal of metabolic waste for faster healing and comfort.
Immune Support Benefits
Stimulating lymph circulation enhances immune cell transport, helping your body better respond to infection and maintain overall health.
Certified Therapists Only
All sessions are performed by trained therapists using approved techniques, ensuring safety and individualized treatment plans.
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Lymphatic Massage Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about benefits, preparation, and what to expect during treatment.
Lymphatic massage is a gentle manual technique designed to encourage lymph fluid movement through superficial lymph vessels. Therapists use light, rhythmic strokes to reduce swelling, aid detoxification, and support immune function. Sessions are non-invasive and tailored to individual needs for safety and effectiveness.
People with post-operative swelling, lymphedema, chronic fluid retention, or sluggish circulation often benefit. It’s also useful for reducing puffiness, supporting immune health, and enhancing recovery after injury. A therapist will assess your medical history to determine suitability and customize treatment.
Arrive hydrated and wear loose, comfortable clothing. Avoid heavy meals and alcohol beforehand. Bring medical information about surgeries or conditions. Your therapist will review health history, explain the procedure, and may recommend multiple sessions or complementary home care to maximize results.
Often beneficial for post-surgical recovery, but timing is crucial. Wait for your surgeon’s clearance—typically once drains are removed and wounds healed. Our therapists coordinate with medical advice to provide gentle, targeted treatment that reduces swelling and promotes healing without compromising recovery.
Some clients notice immediate reductions in puffiness and improved comfort after one session, while others require a series for lasting change. Frequency depends on condition severity; therapists typically recommend weekly sessions initially, then tapering as lymph flow and symptoms improve.
Lymphatic massage is generally safe, but contraindications include active infections, untreated blood clots, congestive heart failure, or certain cancers. Mild effects can include temporary fatigue or lightheadedness. Therapists conduct thorough consultations to identify risks and modify or postpone treatment when necessary.